I think they should do away with exploding people and make the sickest most realistic mortal kombat ever.

well, if someone were in fact to explode, there likely would be some of those meaty chunks. I wasn't big on the exploding fatalities myself, since MK3/Trilogy. The ones in MK 2 were pretty good, cause they made more sense in most cases, nut Hotaru's there, looks pretty good, and I like it.

It's looking real cartoony to me.Let's hope they fix this.That fatality is makin me have doubts.

I've never liked the fact that people can "explode" once being slammed into the ground multiple times, I'd understand being bashed and at least some blood run down the oponents mouth, hearing bones cracking... but why exploding?

of ou like mk2.. then exploding bodys where great.. and they had like 4 rib cages and so many limbs... so.. what the problem!!!

well, the SNES versions didn't have all the body parts (Not MK 3 anyway) and that's what I spent most my time playing.

Even though, yes exploding doesn't quite seem right after being smashed a few times, I still like that one. Like, some of the MK3 ones were rediculous; Like people exploding after Jade shakes em on her staff? I mean come on.

they can explode for me if they want to.. but not when you slam you're opponent into the ground

As long as they took out that "Popcorn" effect from MKDA then I'm happy.
There was nothing worse than Shang Doing his Soul Smash Fatality and watching all this popcorn fly out of the opponent when they hit the floor.

Hmm, its an improvement but with the bones/etc they should make them red with blood dripping, it looks very generic if they leaves the ribcages/bones white/grey instead of red it would look stupid.
There is unfortunately no sign of body damage, ripped clothing, unique character voices, unique character fighting styles (most characters are using MKDA ones) and no sign of good new characters (Ben - OMFG!)

I don't mind if they explode but I think they should make that rib cage look a bit more realistic. It looks like a rib cage taken straight out of a dinosaur museum.