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Ed Boon Talks about the Possibility of Making a Horror-Themed Fighting Game
Ever since Freddy Kreuger terrorized last generation’s Mortal Kombat 9, NetherRealm has been including horror-themed guest characters in the Mortal Kombat games; Mortal Kombat X actually has 4. With this in mind, one can’t help but wonder why the company doesn’t make a game dedicated to those characters.
This is the question that Mortal Kombat co-creator and NetherRealm founder Ed Boon addresses in a short interview with Game Informer. When asked about why they don’t just throw all these horror characters together in one game, Boon stated that as they’ve been adding such characters to Mortal Kombat X the idea “has been coming up more and more frequently.” He continues by saying that “maybe one day we’ll do it.”
While this doesn’t necessarily mean that NetherRealm will be making such a game any time soon–they’re currently too busy focusing on Mortal Kombat X and Injustice 2 to dedicate resources to a third fighting game–it does mean that one is within the realm of possibility. At the very least, this interest in making one may finally force Capcom to restart work on Darkstalkers 4.
Source: Game Informer
