At least Fran seems to support every criticism he makes with concrete gameplay examples. You get the feeling that he knew he would draw some shots with a review like that, so he made sure to justify everything.
Now Is this true about LAN play in MK: DD? You can't even select your characters? Hadn't heard that before...
The number-one thing that worries me about that review; they say hardcore fans of the series won't like the simplification of the mechanics, and that those with skill have no real advantage in MK: DD. Item distribution is too random, and it's tough to hang on to first place?By kicking the system into LAN mode, you will find a new menu page that allows you to setup the match types and options before the game. Then you just press start and you're on your way -- load times and syncing up are very quick.
The only problem it has is the setup. You aren't given the option to select your characters -- even with as little as two people on seperate TVs.
That's exactly how I felt at E3... Zondaro and I played quite a few rounds of multiplayer and I'd get way out in front for much of the race, but then just felt like a sitting duck. It all seemed to come down to what items you have coming into the home stretch. That was frustrating.
And Fran seems to lament the loss of the hop as much as I do. I want my jump button back!!!![]()


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