My reply was directed towards alltimers, actually.

He wants to use games to show how WB *doesn't* use gore, but I did the same to show they *do* have gory titles.

Sorry, I should have noticed the won't. It's only been a week out of college, and my brain's already entering power-saver mode...@_@

But, there's no real reason why a pure MK game wouldn't be M.

@Shingo, yeah dude you and me both man lol. I mean about the stupid bs that some misguided people seem to think "OMG, WB will get MK so that means all MK's will be "T" rated....OMG, Boon sold out...(even though he didn't) I guess some people never heard of something called business profit and ideas that sell...MKDC turned out to be good despite what haters say. Getting a little tired of the whining, and misguided, closeminded assumptions of late with MK and WB lately on here...*yawn*

Not necessarily...that might happen, it might not... but remember where MK goes so does Boon and company. There will be future MK's with M rating, not a doubt on my mind that will happen. Whether it's next MK game, I can't say but I'm sure we haven't seen the last of "M" rated MK games just because MKDC came out and sold well.

This isn't about M-rated games, this is about marketing, and giving the fans what they want; last time I checked, no one asked for a T-rated MK game.

What you say about people in schools not being a good source is a very poor choice of words, for when it comes to marketing your product, the #1 source of information are the people who will be buying your product, which would be the folks attending these schools, in which half of those people are majors in Game Programming & Development, as I will be when I graduate from high school this year.