Well I think regardless to say most of us here are pretty much gauranteed to buy MK6, unfortunately for Midway this isn't exactly everything they need. Most of us are MK fans because of the fact that we've grown up with the story and are eagerly awaiting the next installment, this is not true for new buyers (atleast not for the most part) and this is what MK needs to gain momentum and return as the King of fighters.

MKDA's gameplay was a step in the right direction and I think that the team has enough comments as to what needs to be improved for MK6, so this isn't an aspect to attract new fans because they should already know the gameplay is near flawless (or atleast will be.) What MK6 really needs to compete with the other fighters out there is a graphical update. As much as I liked MKDA I couldn't help losing the sense of realism considering that the fighters looked as if they were made of play-doh. When compared to fighters of the same time frame, frankly it was put to shame, I mean even Tao Feng, a game developed under a much smaller company embarassed a much larger Midway. I mean sure the graphics weren't horrible, but when most people pick up a game or become interested in one the look at screenshots or the back of the box, so if I wasn't a fan of MK and I had of compared it to SCII it would have been a laughable comparison. Not only will this help the game compete with others and possibly draw fans of other franchises over, but it would also help us real MK fans appreciate the world of which we have become so accustomed to.

While not all of you will agree with my opinion I think you should all take it from a marketing view point as well as a possible way to extend the life of Mortal Kombat, because we all know of Midways unfortunate financial situation and the tendancy to scrap games that don't sell well. We won't always be around to carry MK so they need to begin gathering new fans to do what we do now.