From: bel@whipassgaming.com   
      
   > You know, I thought there was something different about the game. I was   
   > never a big Mortal Kombat fan (SF all the way, baby) so I never knew the   
   > difference. Even though it was a pretty glaring omission in the   
   > collection, I don't see myself playing this a lot.   
      
   It plays well enough, like the Genesis version did...it's just that even   
   back then it was seriously lacking, and now with MK1 being on the Xbox   
   and PS2, it *really* looks bad.   
      
   > The Saturn was the first game system I bought with my own money, so it's   
   > sort of special to me that way.   
      
   I can dig it.   
      
   > That, and the import games are flying out   
   > of Japan cheaply and in high quantities. I'll buy dog food if it has the   
   > Saturn log on it. :)   
      
   I hear that. I've been picking up a few Saturn imports now and then, and   
   I've been really surprised at how low the prices have been. It's just   
   incredible. Shit that was well over $50+ can now be had for around $5 to   
   $10. It's nice.   
      
   > There's an FMV game on the 3DO called Daedalus Encounter that has Tia   
   > Carrere in it. The stupid premise is that you're a severed head in a box,   
   > and that you can see what's going on around you but you can only interact   
   > in limited ways. I think that was the game that finally clued people in to   
   > how dead the FMV genre was on the long run. Anyway, Tia Carrere. :)   
      
   I remember that one, I saw it on the PC and Mac a few times in the past,   
   but never bit. I'm not much one for puzzle games, and the fact that it   
   was FMV-based really didn't do a lot for me. Still, you're right, Tia...;)   
      
   Bel   
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