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Perhaps the most unexpected reveal at the Microsoft press briefing this year was Killer Instinct for the Xbox One. Not only is it the first Killer Instinct game to come out since the N64 era, it’s also one of the first console-exclusive fighting games to be released since Smash Bros. and PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale. E3 gave us a chance to check out this long awaited revival of a fighting-game classic. Here’s what we got to see.

First of all, the game’s basic system is nearly the same as it was back in the SNES and N64 days: It uses three buttons for punches, three for kicks, back to block, and everything else traditional fighting games have been using since Street Fighter 2. However, the game has been updated to fit modern-day fighting game conventions. The old Killer Instinct system of performing combos to your heart’s content, or at least until someone performs a combo breaker, is gone. Instead, combos are limited by a combo bar that fills beneath the hit-count. When it fills all the way, your opponent drops out and your combo is over.

Combo breakers have been retooled to use only combinations of same-strength attacks. Pressing both light-attack buttons will break doubles and openers (i.e. normals), pressing both mediums will break linkers, and pressing both heavies will break enders. In addition, you cannot mash combo breakers. Using the wrong breaker or mistiming one will lock you out from attempting again for three seconds.

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For those of you who don’t know what I’m talking about, the Killer Instinct combo system basically works by utilizing different classifications of moves in order to string together a powerful series of hits. Special moves can be openers, which increase the overall damage of the combo; linkers, which extend the combos length; or enders, which are powerful moves that change their properties depending on how late in the combo they’re performed. Enders also do un-scaled damage, so completing a combo without an ender is usually a bad idea. Of course, if your opponent guesses the move you are going to use, they can use the appropriate breaker and end the combo right there.

The basic idea behind combos is to keep the opponent standing as long as possible by using linkers between your normal attacks. You want to use moves that launch the opponent into the air as late in the combo as possible, as your juggle capability is limited. Even though your combo enders naturally link off whatever combo you are doing, they aren’t guaranteed to hit. Jago’s sword uppercut, for example, can totally whiff at the end of a combo by going underneath an opponent!

Each player has a Super bar with two levels that fills as you do damage and block attacks (and fills quite a bit if you manage to land a combo breaker). To perform a Super, you simply input a special motion with two attack buttons, a lot like Marvel or Skullgirls. Ultra combos or Supers with three buttons require a full Super bar to perform; also, your health needs to be in critical condition, but they do an absurd amount of damage. Supers can even be linked into each other, but there is heavy damage scaling in this game, so using one too late in a combo is not very effective. You are better off using a basic ender at the end of a combo.

Players also have an Instinct bar that fills over the course of the match. When it is full, you can press both heavies to go into Instinct mode. Much like X-Factor from Ultimate Marvel 3, going into Instinct mode immediately cancels you out of any move you just used, opening up combo opportunities. It also reduces your combo bar to 0, allowing you to greatly extend whatever combo you were currently in the middle of. Finally, it gives your character a boost to his stats that wears off after a couple seconds. While we played, the most damage in the game was done using Instinct mode. Damage in the game is otherwise quite low, even when performing 30-hit combos or more.

There weren’t many characters available to play as in the E3 demo. Jago and Saberwulf were the only characters that we could choose, and they notably felt somewhat unfinished. Jago has a ton of range on his sword strikes, perhaps even more than he did in classic Killer Instincs. Saberwulf is blindingly fast and has some really peculiar hit-boxes. He has to be played incredibly close to the opponent, but he is a charge character, so this feels incredibly awkward.

The game, as a whole, is sped up considerably. It runs at a silky smooth 60 FPS and utilizes full 3D graphics, though the game is 2D only. The game feels fast, but that’s just because combos are long. It takes several touches to kill a character and even then most combos can be broken out of if you know what you are doing. It’s nowhere near as fast as Marvel or BlazBlue, and it seems like it would appeal to gamers who like a game at around Street Fighter or post-patch Street Fighter X Tekken speeds.

Overall, Killer Instinct is a fun fighter, but the fact that it’s an Xbox exclusive will hold it back. Many professional-fighting gamers were swarming the booth, getting into the nitty-gritty of the combo system, but many left disappointed, as they did not plan to purchase an Xbox One. The game is certainly something to look forward to in the next generation of fighters, but at this point, we haven’t seen enough to tell whether or not it achieves killer-app status and becomes the reason for us to buy the Xbox One.

Game Features:

Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding ending with any character:

Good side: Do not Ultra your sixth or seventh opponent.
Neutral: Ultra both your sixth and seventh opponents.
Evil side: Ultra your sixth opponent, but not your seventh opponent.

Unlock all three endings for the same character. This can be verified by selecting 'Fight Archive', then 'Cinematics' at the menu. Then, successfully complete Arcade mode on the Medium or higher difficulty with that same character. Do not lose any matches and perform an Ultra on your sixth opponent (Rival). If done correctly, you will skip the fight against Fulgore and will instead fight Shadow Jago.

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Start a match, then have both players remain idle. Eventually a remixed version of one of the character's classic themes will begin playing. Note: The theme is stage specific.

Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points:

Jago Novice (20 points): Reach 30 fight titles with Jago.
Battle-worn Jago (10 points): Win 20 ranked matches with Jago.
Stylish Jago (10 points): Purchase a skin for Jago.
Tiger's Fury (10 points): Healed 10 health points while in Instinct Mode with Jago.
Supreme Jago (10 points): Earn a supreme Victory in an online match as Jago.
Jago's Endurance (10 points): Defeat 10 opponents in one Survival as Jago.
Jago's Matchups (15 points): Defeat 6 different characters in online matches as Jago.
Jago Chosen One (10 points): Complete 200 matches as Jago.
Sparring Jago (5 points): Win a versus match as Jago.
Friendly Jago (10 points): Win an exhibition match vs a friend as Jago.
Survival Jago (5 points): Win a survival match as Jago.
General Novice (10 points): Reach 10 General Fight Titles.
General Apprentice (10 points): Reach 30 General Fight Titles.
General Master (10 points): Reach 60 General Fight Titles.
Triple Trials! (10 points): Complete 3 Trials.
Hyper Trials! (10 points): Complete 20 Trials.
Monster Trials! (10 points): Complete 100 Trials.
ULTRA TRIALS! (10 points): Complete 200 Trials.
White Belt (10 points): Complete 5 Dojo lessons.
Orange Belt (10 points): Complete 16 Dojo Lessons.
Black Belt (10 points): Complete 32 Dojo Lessons.
Sabrewulf Novice (20 points): Reach 30 fight titles with Sabrewulf.
Battle-worn Sabrewulf (10 points): Win 20 ranked matches with Sabrewulf.
Stylish Sabrewulf (10 points): Purchase a skin for Sabrewulf.
Sabrewulf's Claws (10 points): Perform 10 points of chip damage while in Instinct Mode with Sabrewulf.
Supreme Sabrewulf (10 points): Earn a supreme Victory in an online match as Sabrewulf.
Sabrewulf's Endurance (10 points): Defeat 10 opponents in one Survival as Sabrewulf.
Sabrewulf's Matchups (15 points): Defeat 6 different characters in online matches as Sabrewulf.
Sabrewulf Chosen One (10 points): Complete 200 matches as Sabrewulf.
Sparring Sabrewulf (5 points): Win a versus match as Sabrewulf.
Friendly Sabrewulf (10 points): Win an exhibition match vs a friend as Sabrewulf.
Survival Sabrewulf (5 points): Win a survival match as Sabrewulf.
Glacius Novice (20 points): Reach 30 fight titles with Glacius.
Battle-worn Glacius (10 points): Win 20 ranked matches with Glacius.
Stylish Glacius (10 points): Purchase a skin for Glacius.
Glacius' Armor (10 points): Absorb a hit with Glacius' Ice armor while in Instinct Mode.
Supreme Glacius (10 points): Earn a supreme Victory in an online match as Glacius.
Glacius' Endurance (10 points): Defeat 10 opponents in one Survival as Glacius.
Glacius' Matchups (15 points): Defeat 6 different characters in online matches as Glacius.
Glacius Chosen One (10 points): Complete 200 matches as Glacius.
Sparring Glacius (5 points): Win a versus match as Glacius.
Friendly Glacius (10 points): Win an exhibition match vs a friend as Glacius.
Survival Glacius (5 points): Win a survival match as Glacius.
Battle-worn Thunder (10 points): Win 20 ranked matches with Thunder.
Thunder Novice (20 points): Reach 30 fight titles with Thunder.
Stylish Thunder (10 points): Purchase a skin for Thunder.
Thunder's Spirit Dash (10 points): Do a dash while in Instinct Mode with Thunder.
Supreme Thunder (10 points): Earn a supreme Victory in an online match as Thunder.
Thunder's Endurance (10 points): Defeat 10 opponents in one Survival as Thunder.
Thunder's Matchups (15 points): Defeat 6 different characters in online matches as Thunder.
Thunder Chosen One (10 points): Complete 200 matches as Thunder.
Sparring Thunder (5 points): Win a versus match as Thunder.
Friendly Thunder (10 points): Win an exhibition match vs a friend as Thunder.
Survival Thunder (5 points): Win a survival match as Thunder.
Sadira Novice (20 points): Reach 30 fight titles with Sadira.
Battle-worn Sadira (10 points): Win 20 ranked matches with Sadira.
Stylish Sadira (10 points): Purchase a skin for Sadira.
Sadira's Web Trap (10 points): Trap an opponent with a web trap while in Instinct Mode with Sadira.
Supreme Sadira (10 points): Earn a supreme Victory in an online match as Sadira.
Sadira's Endurance (10 points): Defeat 10 opponents in one Survival as Sadira.
Sadira's Matchups (15 points): Defeat 6 different characters in online matches as Sadira.
Sadira Chosen One (10 points): Complete 200 matches as Sadira.
Sparring Sadira (5 points): Win a versus match as Sadira.
Friendly Sadira (10 points): Win an exhibition match vs a friend as Sadira.
Survival Sadira (5 points): Win a survival match as Sadira.
Orchid Novice (20 points): Reach 30 fight titles with Orchid.
Battle-worn Orchid (10 points): Win 20 ranked matches with Orchid.
Stylish Orchid (10 points): Purchase a skin for Orchid.
Orchid's Jaguar (10 points): Hit an opponent with a Jaguar while in Instinct Mode with Orchid.
Supreme Orchid (10 points): Earn a supreme Victory in an online match as Orchid.
Orchid's Endurance (10 points): Defeat 10 opponents in one Survival as Orchid.
Orchid's Matchups (15 points): Defeat 6 different characters in online matches as Orchid.
Orchid Chosen One (10 points): Complete 200 matches as Orchid.
Sparring Orchid (5 points): Win a versus match as Orchid.
Friendly Orchid (10 points): Win an exhibition match vs a friend as Orchid.
Survival Orchid (5 points): Win a survival match as Orchid.
Jago Master (10 points): Reach 150 Fight Titles with Jago.
Sabrewulf Master (10 points): Reach 150 Fight Titles with Sabrewulf.
Glacius Master (10 points): Reach 150 Fight Titles with Glacius.
Thunder Master (10 points): Reach 150 Fight Titles with Thunder.
Sadira Master (10 points): Reach 150 Fight Titles with Sadira.
Orchid Master (10 points): Reach 150 Fight Titles with Orchid.
Jago Apprentice (20 points): Reach 80 Fight Titles with Jago.
Sabrewulf Apprentice (20 points): Reach 80 Fight Titles with Sabrewulf.
Glacius Apprentice (20 points): Reach 80 Fight Titles with Glacius.
Thunder Apprentice (20 points): Reach 80 Fight Titles with Thunder.
Sadira Apprentice (20 points): Reach 80 Fight Titles with Sadira.
Orchid Apprentice (20 points): Reach 80 Fight Titles with Orchid.
Competitive Jago (5 points): Win a Ranked Match as Jago.
Competitive Sabrewulf (5 points): Win a Ranked Match as Sabrewulf.
Competitive Glacius (5 points): Win a Ranked Match as Glacius.
Competitive Thunder (5 points): Win a Ranked Match as Thunder.
Competitive Sadira (5 points): Win a Ranked Match as Sadira.
Competitive Orchid (5 points): Win a Ranked Match as Orchid.

The following achievements require the 'Fulgore' bonus downloadable content:

Fulgore Novice (20 points): You have reached 30 fight titles with Fulgore!
Battle-worn Fulgore (10 points): You have won 20 ranked matches with Fulgore!
Stylish Fulgore (10 points): You have purchased a skin for Fulgore!
Supreme Fulgore (10 points): You have earned a Supreme Victory in an online match as Fulgore!
Fulgore's Endurance (10 points): You have defeated 10 opponents in one Survival as Fulgore!
Fulgore's Matchups (15 points): You have defeated 6 different characters in online matches as Fulgore!
Fulgore Chosen One (10 points): You have completed 200 matches as Fulgore!
Sparring Fulgore (5 points): You have won a versus match as Fulgore!
Friendly Fulgore (10 points): You have won an exhibition match vs a friend as Fulgore!
Survival Fulgore (5 points): You have won a survival match as Fulgore!
Fulgore Master (10 points): You have reached 150 Fight Titles with Fulgore!
Fulgore Apprentice (20 points): You have reached 80 Fight Titles with Fulgore!
Competitive Fulgore (5 points): You have won a ranked match as Fulgore!
Fulgore's Devastation Beam (10 points): You hit an opponent with the Devastation Beam while in Instinct Mode.

The following achievements require the 'Spinal' bonus downloadable content:

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Spinal Novice (20 points): Reach 30 Fight Titles with Spinal.
Battle-worn Spinal (10 points): Win 20 ranked matches with Spinal.
Stylish Spinal (10 points): Purchase a skin for Spinal.
Supreme Spinal (10 points): Earn a supreme Victory in an online match as Spinal.
Spinal's Endurance (10 points): Defeat 10 opponents in one Survival as Spinal.
Spinal's Matchups (15 points): Defeat 6 different characters in online matches as Spinal.
Spinal Chosen One (10 points): Complete 200 matches as Spinal.
Sparring Spinal (5 points): Win a versus match as Spinal.
Friendly Spinal (10 points): Win an exhibition match vs a friend as Spinal.
Survival Spinal (5 points): Win a survival match as Spinal.
Spinal Master (10 points): Reach 150 Fight Titles with Spinal.
Spinal Apprentice (20 points): Reach 80 Fight Titles with Spinal.
Competitive Spinal (5 points): Win a Ranked Match as Spinal.
Spinal's Searing Skull (10 points): Curse an opponent with Spinal's Searing Skill while in Instinct Mode.