ScorRiacho Wrote: Well I'm pretty sure it will get in the 9 out of 10 range. Considering DA did in a lot of reviews and considering this is gonna be 10 times better and have a LOT of replay value, I don't see how it can do worse!

no man.. mkda got mostly 80s..
here are all the reviews mkda got
95
Game Informer
I'll even go out on a limb and say that Deadly Alliance is the best 3D fighter to date! [Jan 2003, p.88]
91
GameZone
Diehard MK fans will surely love it, and all of my casual gamer friends think it's one of the best fighting games ever made.
90
Absolute Playstation
The fighting is as brutal as ever; perhaps even more so with the power of the PS2 behind it...but the fun is still retained.
90
Media and Games Online Network
Gameplay introduces many new elements, and the replay value is almost endless.
86
IGN
Smooth, fluid, and full of strategy, this is the best-playing game in the series by far.
85
Gaming Maxx
I highly recommend this game to anyone who has any interest in fighting games, especially those who were disappointed with "Tekken 4" or people who have a craving for the Mortal Kombat series.
85
Games Radar UK
It's the perfect, brutal antidote to more complicated fighters like Tekken, but it's also complex enough to satisfy those put off by the stupidity of previous games. Bloody great. [Playstation 2 Max]
84
TotalGames.net
The action just lacks the fluidity and finesse of some of the competition, like "Tekken" and "Virtua Fighter," and that certain sparkle that makes good beat-’em-ups great.
83
Game Revolution
While the control limitations and simple combos will have you weary of the single-player modes in a couple days, the never-ending blood and neat three stance system will make kicking your friends' asses all the more enjoyable.
82
Gamer's Pulse
Manages to provide some of the most challenge and fun I've had with a fighter in years.
81
GameSpy
This is the over-the-top, pick-up-and-play fighter that's we've been missing for so long. It's far less complex than its top-rated contemporaries, but that's part of the fun.
81
GameSpot
Anyone looking for a wilder ride than the one offered by "Tekken 4"'s or "Virtua Fighter 4"'s comparatively straightforward martial arts battles should definitely check [it] out.
80
TechTV
For Mortal Kombat fans, this is easily the best installment since "Mortal Kombat II."
80
GamerWeb Sony
The replay value for this title is huge and the amount of time that it's going to require to unlock everything is significant and will keep gamers glued to see what they can unlock next.
80
PSX Nation
The controls are tight, the graphics good and the hidden stuff down by the Krypt ranges from junk to outstanding.
80
Maxim Online
To hell with lame gunshot wounds and other gang violence. This game’s fatalities include creative beheadings and dismemberments that would make Hannibal green with envy.
80
PSM Magazine
Each character actually has their own dedicated training session that does a wonderful job of teaching you the basic gameplay fundamentals. [Holiday 2002, p.51]
80
Official U.S. Playstation Magazine
The collectibles are going to make some of you completely addicted to Deadly Alliance. [Jan 2003, p.131]
80
GamePro
Some of Deadly Alliance's game elements are still very arcade-minded—such as ludicrously difficult bosses and schizophrenic A.I.
80
Play Magazine
Unlike any other 3D fighters on the market. Midway has done an exceptional job of creating a brand new MK experience while still maintaining the old-school flavor that so many of us are familiar with. [Jan 2003, p.70]
80
Gamestyle
An outstanding improvement on a stale series. There’s still room for improvement; a few more fatalities would have been nice, and more detailed arenas to fight in would take the game up a level.
80
Electric Playground
This is not the fighting game for the young nor the squeamish, but it is a truly excellent fighting game. Mortal Kombat is back in the ring.
75
Entertainment Weekly
And that's the rub: Mortal Kombat may have grown up, but it didn't mature at all. [10 Jan 2003, p.77]
75
GameNow
There's an awful lot to play through, and regardless of any quirks, the thing caused me to have a damn good time whenever I picked up the joypad. [Jan 2003, p.46]
70
Games Domain
Although the game works as a fresh take on the familiar without adding too much new content to leave old fans feeling lost, it also doesn't do as much as it could to liven things up.
65
Electronic Gaming Monthly
Strip away the surprisingly excellent graphics and gimmicky bonus material and you've got a 3D fighter that's derivative at best. [Jan 2003, p.178]
65
GameShark
If there is one thing the Mortal Kombat series is good at, its giving you the bloodiest way to beat somebody's ass.
60
EuroGamer
It mixes it with the big boys in the early bouts, but it's never going to go the distance. We'd hold out for "Soul Calibur II."
58
Gaming Age
With more polish and character balancing, Midway could have crafted one of the best pick up and play fighters in existence – but combo timing issues hurt the overall score and that’s a shame.
52
netjak
Then there's stuff that's just disgraceful to Asian people in general. For instance, Li Mei looks like she's a drug-addled prostitute. And this is before she gets punched in the face.

Most reviews gave MK:DA a good scrore and Deception should beat that score easily.