In other words, make a game a lot of developers are trying to make right now. And usually consumers assume that games as a service titles are forced upon developers by publishers and executives chasing money bags, but if Boon's reply is anything to go off of: there's probably more developers who simply just want to take a stab at the 10-year game model.
If the co-creator of Mortal Kombat could create a new IP, what would it be? Watch us ask Ed Boon 166 rapid-fire questions in our new interview, which is now available on YouTube! https://t.co/ge4XewhJm6 pic.twitter.com/0Fg5BfYFFR
— Game Informer (@gameinformer) April 4, 2019
It's interesting to hear Boon, who's mostly worked on just Mortal Kombat during his 29-year career in video games, wants to branch out. I'd personally love to hear the pitch for such a game. It's obvious Boon has one, and when you consider he's been working within the same genre for so long, he probably has a bajillion good ideas spilling out of his head. Hopefully we'll be able to see one some day.
Boon's next game, Mortal Kombat 11, is poised to release on April 23 via the PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch. Unless you're in Europe and planning on picking the game up on the Switch -- then you will need to wait until May 10.
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