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The company makes great ports to PC. Your examples are them trying to port a demanding game to weak systems. This gen games simply can't run on last gen, how hard you try.
Your complaining about graphics in a remake.
You got that a little wrong - those games are examples of Warner Bros not pumping in enough money to porting to the PC, and those ports ending up broken.
In both of these cases, WB were informed that the ports weren't ready and pushed them anyway.
Iron Galaxy wasn't at all involved in MK X - that was High Voltage.
You may have actually inadvertently defended Iron Galaxy
MKX runs great on PC, what are you talking about? And the Arkham Knight port got only about six weeks of work done before WB decided to sell it
Oh, no - MK X was one of the most broken PC ports ever. It was really, really terrible. It's ok now, but it was awful for a long time. WB also annouced they weren't going to patch it, and that they pulled planned support and DLC - The outrage was so intense, that they coughed up the dough to get Nether Realms (or was it QLOC? I dont remember) to fix it and they finally patched it.
But again though, it wasn't Iron Galaxy at all - High Voltage did the port, Iron Galaxy isn't remotely involved.
So WB actually fixed the thing. I'll be damned
Still, WB is to blame there and Iron Galaxy didn't do the port for either version.