*~Fun Facts~* Ed Boon named the characters *Sonya* Blade and *Tonya* after his two sisters *Noob Saibot* got his name from creator John *Tobias* and Ed *Boon* 's reversed surnames
Its crazy how ambitious these guys were when given such a short amount of time. The rarity of dedication like that is why there are so many flops compared to successes imo
How on gods green earth can you maintain producing this level of high quality documentary? There is literally nothing out there about gaming that goes this in-depth and with this production quality.
@@ricardocantoral7672 Yeah. But it would be cool to film actors again instead of just capturing their moves to add to a 3D character. It could be a low-budget offshoot from their main MK series as a tribute/anniversary type release. I'm sure people would eat it up at $29.99 or less price point.
Kurt, check Mortal Kombat - Defenders of the Earth, if you haven't already, it may be up your alley, a love letter to the series.
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@@kurtdewittphoto There actually was going to be a HD version of the arcade games with the similar techniques; digitized actors but now in a HD format. Unfortunately Warner Bros. cancelled the idea as they thought remaking the arcades from scratch through the same techniques in HD capture would be too costly and not enough to warrant a profit.
The digitized artstyle has never been my favorite but learning about the production pipeline was interesting regardless and made me appreaciate it more!
What a fantastic video. Made so professionally, so many tidbits, loved, loved it. Did not want it to end. Cannot even imagine how long it takes to edit a video like this. Bravo!
Agreed, wholeheartedly! I am NOT a fan of Mortal Kombat at all -- but I can appreciate 'overwhelming amount of dedication and work' what went into the gamer's development, and this documentary kept me glued to the screen. Fantastic viewing!
These are hands down the best videos on RUclips. You need to pitch yourself to HBO, Netflix, Hulu, anyone who will listen to you. Producing more videos like these should replace your day job. Awesome content!
I was literally just thinking “I’d love to watch a new Strafefox video about fighting games” and you deliver in less than 24 hours. Well done on reading my mind. I can’t wait for your video about PC FX games, which I was also thinking about today.
I was 12 years old when the original Mortal Kombat came out. I remember coming across a cabinet and just staring at the faces of the characters thinking how real they looked. And the blood splattering everywhere was cool of course.
Right! I still remember seeing MK2 for the first time in a bowling alley(after having played MK in the arcade and at home), clearly months after release, because the adult playing it was really good and knew all the moves and fatalities. 5th grade me thought it was the coolest thing in the world.
@@alejandromolinac I was like 10 years and I was surprised by the trchnology and afraid bcs of goro, the places and of course fatalities and mk2 was SO MUCH BETTER I think mk2 shalibg monks and the mk11 are the best mk games and they oroject so much like a very similar feelings
So thankful that the algorithm recommended me this video because this is easily the BEST documentary style MK video I have ever seen. The production quality is amazing!
you are one of the best retro game channel for me on youtube, that's why there is so much space between the output of your videos, because it takes time to make the quality, but what a treat for each video really
THIS is the one for me. Cannot wait to see how well done this is. The absolute king, best quality of ANY videos on youtube, doesn't matter the subject. Thanks for the continually astounding effort.
Such good videos! Idk how you get a hold of so much production footage, but its the coolest thing to see. One of my favorite things are learning about the actual software programs, and hardware used to make these classic games. Imagine digitizing a game these days using HD cameras and modern editing software, it could be a super cool idea.
It doesn't really work in modern gaming / in HD, IMO. Part of the reason it worked back then was the lower resolution and color palettes making it 'not too realistic'.
'For the safety of the actors, most of these effects were created digitally' Thanks for the clarification as I always thought Midway had a Dragon on standby for the fatality lol. Love the channel by the way. Editing style is on point and love watching for editing ideas!!! Thanks for the upload
Absolutely brilliant. I was always put off a bit by the violence in this series, but the processes used to create the artwork are fascinating. Must've been such an exciting time to work on video games with so much new technology floating around and everything still sort of up in the air. Thanks for another amazing educational video!
I'm gonna be honest, some of this stuff goes over my head when talking about the more technical aspects of creating the games, but it's so well researched and presented that I can't help but be enthralled through through the entire thing. Stellar work as always!
My mind cannot grasp the PERFECTION AND QUALITY you input in your videos, you could easily go viral and sponsored and jump to Hollywood, i am MIND BLOWN, thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There's so much great stuff on YT, just discovered this channel. Incredible production! Why would someone still watch TV when you can enjoy quality content like this! Great job strafefox!
Excellent video, as always! And yeah, the video-captured graphics fad was such a weird era in gaming. It sounded like a good idea on paper, but the end result was typically pretty messy and looked strange because of lighting and perspective issues.
I was unsubbing from a bunch of RUclips channels and I didn't remember yours until I saw a screenshot of one of your vids. I'll never unsub. Love your retro style! 😎
This was very fascinating to watch & learning about the dev history of MK 1 to 3 & I love the little bonus of Primal Rage as well. :) Keep up the great work with these vids! 👍
What a fantastic video. I always wondered how the digitized graphics worked. The people at Williams/Midway were absolutely brilliant. You just don’t see anything like that anymore.
Beautifully composed doc once again. This is a good one because of how well Williams documented and held onto their production footage, in many ways reminding me of the production of Neverhood. Western devs were much better about recording and keeping their development footage around that time making the process look so fun, one of the main reasons I wanted to go into game development as a kid was seeing background development footage on VHS promo tapes and stuff.
All of your videos make me feel like I’m watching a full fledged TV program. Makes me remind of the times when I used to watch those kind of programs on Saturday morning when I was a kid and that’s awesome!
Well mates, maybe after my current game's done, I'd love to try and tackle that. Especially since Modern MK has lost the charm and solid gameplay the older games had. So I'd like to make a return to that. Though there's another guy who seems like he wants to do it now, in the comments.
Wow! The production quality of this video is MIND BOGGLING! I love that comment section appreciates it! All the time I was watching this I was thinking holy shit, look at these 3d rendered stages, and ID panels so on point with MKI and II look. It was truly amazing!! Whoever was responsible for the look and feel of this vid needs big fat check! Hats off
Alright, you did Mortal Kombat this time! Tweet this to Ed Boon & John Tobias, please! I was surprised Ed Boon tweeted about your Street Fighter II essay video. Hope he does for this video.
One thing to note, the reason the OG MK was successful was a combination of a relatively novel concept(bloody realistic graphics) and street fighter 2 laying the blueprint on how to do a fighting game well. Remember after MK there were tons of clones that mostly were bad, so even tho gameplay wise, SF2 is better than MK overall, MK was still a solid, good game, which all the clones missed.
One of the few channels where I ping the notification bell. I get excited every time I see a new video, never disappoints. I feel like committing a crime by watching such high quality content for free. The amount of research, editing and production that goes into these videos is next level. You're an absolute legend, Mr Fox.
I've been watching stuff about retro gaming for years, yet somehow I never stumbled upon your channel before. This is easily among the best stuff available on RUclips in my opinion. Research, pacing, editing, originality, background music, sound mixing, it's all top notch. Looking forward to go through some videos in the back catalogue!
I think that I watched this video for about 4 times now. Every time I watch it again, I liked it again. It's a perfect storytelling. I've watched all other videos from the channel and its such a incredible thing the evolution of quality in the videos. I'll be waiting for the next episodes, you are in your best shape. That MK video alongside with the Donkey Kong doc was the channel in its best shape!
I've also expand my research after this video and I would recommend the documentary "Insert Coin" (2020) who tells all Willians/Midway history from the perspective of the creators. A lot of that documentary was kind of refferenced in this video and it's a good way to keep learning new things about that videogame world that we love so much. Also this is a piece of modern history, it has a historical value in the evolution of society and technology.
The level of quality and polish of your videos always blows my mind. We have the quality of Discovery / National Geographic on RUclips. It's outstanding.
I’m amazed at the production quality of your videos compared to most other RUclipsrs. These look like the kind of stuff you’d see on Discovery or BBC in terms of quality! It’s amazing to see that raw mortal kombat capture footage especially.
I am 13 minutes in. Not only is this chock full of valuable and interesting info- but this production value is insane. I just saw a shot of the spikes in the pit and on the spikes was a sega genesis and super nintendo. This is incredible. Subscribed!
Amazing job. I wasn't expecting all of the history behind graphics and software. Im glad this wasnt just a mashup of old recorded scenes from game production.
Really enjoyed this video. So well made and narrated perfectly. Great job! I was there in 93 as a 16yr old, playing MK1 in the arcades. What a time to be a kid :)
This is the best channel ever, you guys explain what happens before , during and after the production of the game with plenty of videos and images, keep up the top notch work level and you will reach the stars
Ah, another great piece of work to watch from you. Mortal Kombat was one series that I introduced to my bro that got him into the fighting game genre and still plays the original Trilogy from time to time. As for me I was always bad at this genre but I always had fun with these games even if I was the one getting the Fatality. I always wanted to see what each fighter had as a finisher. Anyways, thanks you for this episode and I hope the next one will be another fascinating trip down memory lane.
I truly love the presentation and how deep you guys dive into the tech and history of the production of these games. Epic sketch material and videos, and that Johny Cage on a treathmill really made my day. Keep up the amazing work!
Best videos on RUclips, no hyperbole. I'll watch The rest of the video later. Hahaha outstanding! The 90s and 2000s, the best years, I'm not crying, it's something in my eyes :(
Whenever I see the latest headline for your vids in my feed, I think "oh I already know all there is to know on this one". Then when it ends, I am amazed at how much I didn't know.
Insane production on this video and also answering all the right questions. Knowing how the first fatality came to be is the kind of stuff you remember from a video.
That was such an awesome presentation. I always heard bits and pieces about how these games were created. The ones involved are legendary. This video did a great job exposing what they went through.
I always get excited when a new Splash Wave video pops up on my feed! Incredible content as always; feels and looks so damn professional and the research done for these videos are top notch. I still go back every once in a while and watch your older videos as well (especially the Streets of Rage 2 one).
As usual great video with a great research . This youtube channel is AMAZING, the quality and production of these videos are better then a lot of TV programs
Christmas in January! Another strafefox video is always a treat! It's like when the teacher rolls up the CRT TV to class and you know you get to watch something cool for the next hour.
![Making of - Mortal Kombat 3 (high quality) [MK3 Into The Outworld - Behind the Scenes]](/img/1.gif)
"For the sake of the actors, most of [the fatalities] were created digitally". A few weren't? LOL.
Great video as always.
Imagine getting hired just so they burn you alive for real. May that actor rest in peace and crispy lol.
You’ve been sacccccckkkkkkkked.
@Jake Krause with the obligatory cameo of Dave stealing Joe's Snatcher
Well it was the end of most of their acting careers so... Yep!
Joe quit trying to be edgy - kang's fatality where he beats up his opponent wouldn't need to be created digitally.
This video is so well made omg
Our thoughts exactly, we love the editing too!
@@RetroGamesCouple lol well done, us gamers love scanlines don't we ah the good Olé days
@@CoolCoyote Amen
I came to say the exact same thing. Great job.
there's a typo in the subtitle . It's not well made
*~Fun Facts~*
Ed Boon named the characters *Sonya* Blade and *Tonya* after his two sisters
*Noob Saibot* got his name from creator John *Tobias* and Ed *Boon* 's reversed surnames
Its crazy how ambitious these guys were when given such a short amount of time. The rarity of dedication like that is why there are so many flops compared to successes imo
Ofc not
ET guy was ambitious too but was stuck on Atari
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RUclips doesn't deserve this level of production quality. Amazing work.
That is the truth! This should be on the History Channel or some other major outlet!
So true, the effort these guys put in is incredible
Well-Said!
RUclips actually deserves it. Lol But I get what you mean…
Honestly felt like watching a documentary on tv at night
"Midway had a free-spirited atmosphere. Once management believed in a project, they rarely stepped in."
YOU HEAR THAT WARNER?!
Where's midway now?
Your production levels are off the charts insane. Incredible stuff here. Love what you do!!
Yes. These shows could be easily ported to network TV with very little change.
@@NicodemusT Everyone who has ever played video games needs to check out this channel!
Top Notch… been looking for “this” video for years now!
Amazingly produced 👌
@@lilyolk299 Fibally it came in 2022
As always, amazing work. Really appreciated the mentioning of the earlier games that Midway made that utilized digitized graphics.
I find Joe and Matt here...
Men of Culture.
yea that was a much appreciated touch
Shoo. Shoo! You little rodent. Be gone from this place!
This video was fantastic. Love your channel, too, Matt!
Shut up, Matt. No one asked you.
Bret Hart being the lone worker in manufacturing at 6:37 is brilliant.
Bret "Forklift Operator" Hart. I am glad I was not the only one who saw that!
Yeah, that was after his cowboy days :) along with his brother the late bronco owen hart..
RIP Owen Heart . 🖤
I did his roof
The pink in black ring gear is actually the perfect choice for hi-vis warehouse workwear!
How on gods green earth can you maintain producing this level of high quality documentary? There is literally nothing out there about gaming that goes this in-depth and with this production quality.
For a while now, I've wanted a new Mortal Kombat done using the same techniques as the original games, just with better technology.
Mo cap is the successor to this technology.
@@ricardocantoral7672 Yeah. But it would be cool to film actors again instead of just capturing their moves to add to a 3D character. It could be a low-budget offshoot from their main MK series as a tribute/anniversary type release. I'm sure people would eat it up at $29.99 or less price point.
Kurt, check Mortal Kombat - Defenders of the Earth, if you haven't already, it may be up your alley, a love letter to the series.
@@kurtdewittphoto There actually was going to be a HD version of the arcade games with the similar techniques; digitized actors but now in a HD format. Unfortunately Warner Bros. cancelled the idea as they thought remaking the arcades from scratch through the same techniques in HD capture would be too costly and not enough to warrant a profit.
@Dairanto DX Bummer 😔
One of the most consistent shows out there quality wise. Tremendous episode.
Nice to see this after just learning about Mortal Kombat Arcade Edition romhack for the Sega Genesis.
Nice, never heard of it, thanks for the info
Hope you guys like it!
@@MasterLinkuei It's freaking awesome, well done.
I have watched a lot of "Making of" stuff on video games. You went above and beyond with this one! Thanks!
The digitized artstyle has never been my favorite but learning about the production pipeline was interesting regardless and made me appreaciate it more!
In it’s day….. it was extremely groundbreaking….. most people just knew Atari and Nintendo…..
it has aged terribly, while good pixel art on the other hand is kind of timeless.
@@Hamstray
That's just like, your opinion, man.
What a fantastic video. Made so professionally, so many tidbits, loved, loved it. Did not want it to end. Cannot even imagine how long it takes to edit a video like this. Bravo!
Thanks so much!
Agreed, wholeheartedly! I am NOT a fan of Mortal Kombat at all -- but I can appreciate 'overwhelming amount of dedication and work' what went into the gamer's development, and this documentary kept me glued to the screen. Fantastic viewing!
These are hands down the best videos on RUclips. You need to pitch yourself to HBO, Netflix, Hulu, anyone who will listen to you. Producing more videos like these should replace your day job. Awesome content!
Ew gross, I'd rather not have strafe content be locked behind Wokémon walled garden
Oh hell no!….. they would prob “require” him to put a whole bunch of talking points and buzzwords….
Why would he needs HBO and go mainstream? stay independent lol.. more freedom. You don't wan to be control by some corporate CEO.
Please RUclips, give more exposure to this channel. It deserves it
I was literally just thinking “I’d love to watch a new Strafefox video about fighting games” and you deliver in less than 24 hours. Well done on reading my mind. I can’t wait for your video about PC FX games, which I was also thinking about today.
the same for the PC FX
lol you willed it into existence
Omg how creepy i was thinking the same shit
Same!
Seriously, the production value of these videos is second-to-none. They blow my mind.
I was 12 years old when the original Mortal Kombat came out. I remember coming across a cabinet and just staring at the faces of the characters thinking how real they looked. And the blood splattering everywhere was cool of course.
Right! I still remember seeing MK2 for the first time in a bowling alley(after having played MK in the arcade and at home), clearly months after release, because the adult playing it was really good and knew all the moves and fatalities. 5th grade me thought it was the coolest thing in the world.
Hahahah! I was also about 12 when the original MK came out…. I was BLOWN AWAY!!!!!!….. OMG!!!! THEY USE REAL PEOPLE!…
@@alejandromolinac I was like 10 years and I was surprised by the trchnology and afraid bcs of goro, the places and of course fatalities and mk2 was SO MUCH BETTER I think mk2 shalibg monks and the mk11 are the best mk games and they oroject so much like a very similar feelings
I know right! I was 10 and it's been about 30 years. I am almost 40 now time flies! MK fan since childhood.
So thankful that the algorithm recommended me this video because this is easily the BEST documentary style MK video I have ever seen. The production quality is amazing!
you are one of the best retro game channel for me on youtube, that's why there is so much space between the output of your videos, because it takes time to make the quality, but what a treat for each video really
This video itself is a work of art. Thank you so much for continuing to put all this effort in the videos!
THIS is the one for me. Cannot wait to see how well done this is. The absolute king, best quality of ANY videos on youtube, doesn't matter the subject. Thanks for the continually astounding effort.
Strafefox, and I'd also say Ahoy, are the equally talented kings of quality and originality. Every video is a real treat.
JCS Criminology Psychology also has a prestige about their production.
The production value on this video is absolutely superb.
You literally make a vid just about the game i get back into! Your content always amazes me strafefox!
I love how much behind the scenes footage and concept art you guys are able to find for these videos.
Incredible work as always!
So glad i waited for a nice cup of tea and time to give this video the respect it deserves , amazing
New Splash Wave
My entire week’s just been made
The highest quality production gaming video in youtube. Keep it up!
Such good videos! Idk how you get a hold of so much production footage, but its the coolest thing to see. One of my favorite things are learning about the actual software programs, and hardware used to make these classic games.
Imagine digitizing a game these days using HD cameras and modern editing software, it could be a super cool idea.
It doesn't really work in modern gaming / in HD, IMO. Part of the reason it worked back then was the lower resolution and color palettes making it 'not too realistic'.
Instant sub. This channel is a true hidden gem and cannot believe the amount of 3d and production work you put into it. Simply amazing.
Yeah, they do an amazing job! Heck, it's even educational too! This channel deserves more acknowledgment.
'For the safety of the actors, most of these effects were created digitally' Thanks for the clarification as I always thought Midway had a Dragon on standby for the fatality lol. Love the channel by the way. Editing style is on point and love watching for editing ideas!!! Thanks for the upload
A new documentary upload from strafefox? 2022 start with a bang! Keep up the amazing works! 👍👍
Absolutely brilliant. I was always put off a bit by the violence in this series, but the processes used to create the artwork are fascinating. Must've been such an exciting time to work on video games with so much new technology floating around and everything still sort of up in the air. Thanks for another amazing educational video!
I'm gonna be honest, some of this stuff goes over my head when talking about the more technical aspects of creating the games, but it's so well researched and presented that I can't help but be enthralled through through the entire thing. Stellar work as always!
Absolutely amazing work, as always. One of the best shows on RUclips.
My mind cannot grasp the PERFECTION AND QUALITY you input in your videos, you could easily go viral and sponsored and jump to Hollywood, i am MIND BLOWN, thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's been a while man, welcome back!
There's so much great stuff on YT, just discovered this channel. Incredible production! Why would someone still watch TV when you can enjoy quality content like this! Great job strafefox!
Excellent video, as always! And yeah, the video-captured graphics fad was such a weird era in gaming. It sounded like a good idea on paper, but the end result was typically pretty messy and looked strange because of lighting and perspective issues.
I was unsubbing from a bunch of RUclips channels and I didn't remember yours until I saw a screenshot of one of your vids. I'll never unsub. Love your retro style! 😎
When Mortal Kombat came out in 92,or 93',I was 12,or 13yrs old...I'm 42 now,and I still love playing it,and have it👌🏾Classic‼️Movie,as well👍🏾👍🏾
I love these videos! It's like a behind the scenes retrospective of my childhood. Please keep them coming.
This was very fascinating to watch & learning about the dev history of MK 1 to 3 & I love the little bonus of Primal Rage as well. :)
Keep up the great work with these vids! 👍
What a fantastic video. I always wondered how the digitized graphics worked. The people at Williams/Midway were absolutely brilliant. You just don’t see anything like that anymore.
Another master piece. Full of infos, nice 3d graphics and animations. It's just amazing.
Always excited to see a new video from this channel 😤😤😤😤
Beautifully composed doc once again. This is a good one because of how well Williams documented and held onto their production footage, in many ways reminding me of the production of Neverhood. Western devs were much better about recording and keeping their development footage around that time making the process look so fun, one of the main reasons I wanted to go into game development as a kid was seeing background development footage on VHS promo tapes and stuff.
All of your videos make me feel like I’m watching a full fledged TV program. Makes me remind of the times when I used to watch those kind of programs on Saturday morning when I was a kid and that’s awesome!
thank you for keeping up the great content
13:25 - This tower of opponents effect added to the consoles and TV's is amazing! This is why I don't mind waiting for your videos. Spectacular work.
Would love to see a new Mortal Kombat in this style with modern technology.
Considering how much software has improved and how easy digital cameras are to work with, it could probably be done on an indie budget today.
@@23Scadu I agree
For me, it wouldn't even have to be a Mortal Kombat title. It can just be a retro-style indie game that pays homage to the early MK graphics style
Well mates, maybe after my current game's done, I'd love to try and tackle that. Especially since Modern MK has lost the charm and solid gameplay the older games had. So I'd like to make a return to that. Though there's another guy who seems like he wants to do it now, in the comments.
Hate the new mortal kombats..
Nice video very good at explaining everything and I notice the background music is from batman returns from sega cd my favorite game!!
This was highly enjoyable, appreciate it.
Wow! The production quality of this video is MIND BOGGLING! I love that comment section appreciates it! All the time I was watching this I was thinking holy shit, look at these 3d rendered stages, and ID panels so on point with MKI and II look. It was truly amazing!! Whoever was responsible for the look and feel of this vid needs big fat check! Hats off
Alright, you did Mortal Kombat this time!
Tweet this to Ed Boon & John Tobias, please!
I was surprised Ed Boon tweeted about your Street Fighter II essay video. Hope he does for this video.
this was my saturday nights playing this till morning with me mates Great times
One thing to note, the reason the OG MK was successful was a combination of a relatively novel concept(bloody realistic graphics) and street fighter 2 laying the blueprint on how to do a fighting game well.
Remember after MK there were tons of clones that mostly were bad, so even tho gameplay wise, SF2 is better than MK overall, MK was still a solid, good game, which all the clones missed.
I have patiently waited for this video. Thank you for your content StrafeFox!! 🖖🏾
It's Pesina, not Pensina.
You're absolutely right! Don't know how I mixed that up :o
New strafefox videos are so freaking hype
They should have kept digitalized characters
One of the few channels where I ping the notification bell.
I get excited every time I see a new video, never disappoints.
I feel like committing a crime by watching such high quality content for free.
The amount of research, editing and production that goes into these videos is next level.
You're an absolute legend, Mr Fox.
I've been watching stuff about retro gaming for years, yet somehow I never stumbled upon your channel before. This is easily among the best stuff available on RUclips in my opinion. Research, pacing, editing, originality, background music, sound mixing, it's all top notch. Looking forward to go through some videos in the back catalogue!
I think that I watched this video for about 4 times now. Every time I watch it again, I liked it again. It's a perfect storytelling. I've watched all other videos from the channel and its such a incredible thing the evolution of quality in the videos. I'll be waiting for the next episodes, you are in your best shape. That MK video alongside with the Donkey Kong doc was the channel in its best shape!
I've also expand my research after this video and I would recommend the documentary "Insert Coin" (2020) who tells all Willians/Midway history from the perspective of the creators. A lot of that documentary was kind of refferenced in this video and it's a good way to keep learning new things about that videogame world that we love so much. Also this is a piece of modern history, it has a historical value in the evolution of society and technology.
I'm so happy this channel is growing. You guys deserve a million subs
The level of quality and polish of your videos always blows my mind. We have the quality of Discovery / National Geographic on RUclips. It's outstanding.
I’m amazed at the production quality of your videos compared to most other RUclipsrs. These look like the kind of stuff you’d see on Discovery or BBC in terms of quality! It’s amazing to see that raw mortal kombat capture footage especially.
I am 13 minutes in. Not only is this chock full of valuable and interesting info- but this production value is insane. I just saw a shot of the spikes in the pit and on the spikes was a sega genesis and super nintendo. This is incredible. Subscribed!
Awesome! Thanks so much!
Amazing job. I wasn't expecting all of the history behind graphics and software. Im glad this wasnt just a mashup of old recorded scenes from game production.
This video is incredibly rich and detailed. Well done, the production level is truly insane.
The quality of your videos is insane! I didn't know I needed them.
I will never get sick of hearing how this game was made from different point of views. Ridiculously good production in this video. Awesome work.
Really enjoyed this video. So well made and narrated perfectly. Great job! I was there in 93 as a 16yr old, playing MK1 in the arcades. What a time to be a kid :)
This is the best channel ever, you guys explain what happens before , during and after the production of the game with plenty of videos and images, keep up the top notch work level and you will reach the stars
Ah, another great piece of work to watch from you. Mortal Kombat was one series that I introduced to my bro that got him into the fighting game genre and still plays the original Trilogy from time to time. As for me I was always bad at this genre but I always had fun with these games even if I was the one getting the Fatality. I always wanted to see what each fighter had as a finisher. Anyways, thanks you for this episode and I hope the next one will be another fascinating trip down memory lane.
I truly love the presentation and how deep you guys dive into the tech and history of the production of these games. Epic sketch material and videos, and that Johny Cage on a treathmill really made my day. Keep up the amazing work!
Best videos on RUclips, no hyperbole. I'll watch The rest of the video later.
Hahaha outstanding!
The 90s and 2000s, the best years, I'm not crying, it's something in my eyes :(
You guys should have so much more attention. Really really incredible documenting here holy shit!
The production and research that went into this video is absolutely unbelievable. Great work.
Thank you for yet another broadcast-quality documentary on one of my favourite series! Your work is very much appreciated :)
The best series on RUclips is back and better than ever!!! Keep up the great work.
Another great video, thank you so much for doing this and thanks to the patreon backers for making it possible as well.
Whenever I see the latest headline for your vids in my feed, I think "oh I already know all there is to know on this one". Then when it ends, I am amazed at how much I didn't know.
amazing work as always, strafefox
I still distinctly remember the first time i saw the Mortal Kombat cab in my local arcade
It's insane that this channel doesn't have more subscriptions. The production of these documentaries is beyond anything I've ever dreamed of!
Insane production on this video and also answering all the right questions. Knowing how the first fatality came to be is the kind of stuff you remember from a video.
That was such an awesome presentation. I always heard bits and pieces about how these games were created. The ones involved are legendary. This video did a great job exposing what they went through.
My favorite game documentary creator. Such great research and polish! Nice job by the narrator too.
I always get excited when a new Splash Wave video pops up on my feed! Incredible content as always; feels and looks so damn professional and the research done for these videos are top notch. I still go back every once in a while and watch your older videos as well (especially the Streets of Rage 2 one).
Great production on this. Normally I flick to another video after a few minutes but this had me hooked.
Man the deep dive into digital imagining to set up the main topic is so good 🔥
As usual great video with a great research . This youtube channel is AMAZING, the quality and production of these videos are better then a lot of TV programs
Christmas in January! Another strafefox video is always a treat! It's like when the teacher rolls up the CRT TV to class and you know you get to watch something cool for the next hour.
The quality of your work and videos is off the chart! Great work and good continuation.
Thank you strafefox for another video. You are awesome.
Every time i see an upload to this channel i rush to the like button, this is television production levels of quality.