Mortal Kombat or Street Fighter?

while MK will always be a ground breaking for pushing limits of video game violence, establishing the ESRB, ect. i think street fighter would influence most fighting games on the snes from that point forward.

if were talking nostalgia i personally have more of a connection to SF cause i grew up playing it.
but if were talking numbers alone, street fighter has amassed over 14 billion dollars in revenue while mortal kombat is just above 12 million. this could be because of its prominent Japanese audience and the fact that mortal kombat is largely unavailable in japan.

If i were given the ultimatum between playing SF or MK for the rest of my life, I'm probably picking Street Fighter 2.
 
to clarify: my allegiance for double dragon is much stronger than both of these franchises combined
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Mortal Kombat 2 -looks- as if it learned its lessons from the previous movie, so it will probably be a better film than both the prior one as well as Street Fighter.

However!

Street Fighter seems to be self-aware its entire premise as a movie is fucking retarded and is leaning very intentionally into "so bad it's good" which is a bold move by a big-ish budget film.

I suppose it will boil down to fight choreography which one will actually be worth watching more than once.
 
@Idiotron wrote- In MK3 which was the one that Annihilation is based on, the actor who played Cage in the games quit his job and they couldn't find a lookalike in time so they didn't include him.
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The guy that played JC (and the ninjas) in the first 2 games, Daniel Pesina, sued Midway, for royalties for using his likeness in the home versions. Some of the original cast joined in on the suit, but Pesina was the instigator so he became persona non grata. They replaced him with another actor in the Trilogy game.
 
Street Fighter for fun and colorful designs. Mortal Kombat for blowing off steam and Keith David as Spawn
 
Yeah, i'm sure Daniel Pesina was fired for that.

This is an article that goes into the ordeal, and outlines Pesina's almost Steven Segal level of delusion. To this day he'll pop up on podcasts telling his tale of woe, being so badly done hard by Midway. He even occasionally veers off into some bullshido, claiming that he knows "secret death techniques" that they don't teach in McDojo's etc.

Naturally the lazy, starstruck fanboys that run these podcasts never bother to research or counter anything he say, lol.
 
The guy that played JC (and the ninjas) in the first 2 games, Daniel Pesina, sued Midway, for royalties for using his likeness in the home versions.
I just realized something...
Some of the original cast joined in on the suit, but Pesina was the instigator so he became persona non grata. They replaced him with another actor in the Trilogy game.
This fucker is responsible for them ditching the live action unique visual style of MK games with MK4.
They just don't want to deal with shit like this ever again, 3D models won't sue.
Fuck this guy.
This is an article that goes into the ordeal, and outlines Pesina's almost Steven Segal level of delusion.
Very interesting stuff.
He even occasionally veers off into some bullshido, claiming that he knows "secret death techniques" that they don't teach in McDojo's etc.
Some say he was the one who taught Don Frye to grab a 7 foot tall Asian man and start a rock em sock em robots fight with him.
Really deadly secret technique.
 
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