Abstract: Its impossible to have grown up in the nineties not having heard of Mortal Kombat (MK). Old timers would probably swoon with nostalgia thinking of the time and money spent on old arcade machines in dingy neighborhood gaming parlours, humiliating thei...
Abstract: Published April 27th 2011. Written by Gloria Preston. Don’t get too excited, but Mortal Kombat is back. It’s easy to forget that a long time ago it used to be a good series of games. But like some other long running franchises it lost its way and becam...
Brilliant combat which intrigues the new and engages the old players, Tons of unlockables, Brutal finishers revel in devilish gore, Great amount of single player modes delving into lore of MK and mini-games
Final bosses on arcade ladder feel kind of cheap, The changing of C to K is something of a nuisance on my spellchecker
There’s fun to be had and – obvious as it may sound – fans of the series will get a kick out of it (and a punch, and their head ripped off), but generally speaking there are far better fighters out there for your buck. 5.7/10Print this pageComments (0)...
Abstract: NetherRealm Studios new Mortal Kombat is a re-imagining of the famed fighter series that began back in 1992 with the original Mortal Kombat. Created by Ed Boon and John Tobias, the series started off with an arcade fervor that lasted for a few iteratio...
Abstract: Plainly called Mortal Kombat, the latest entry in the violent fighting game series is actually a reboot. Technically the ninth main-line entry in the series, it takes many cues from Street Fighter IV – pulling characters and gameplay from the ‘classic’...
Abstract: I had heard about it in hushed whispers: a new arcade game was recently delivered to the local comic book store, and it was supposed to be even better than Street Fighter II. With fierce fighting, blood, and even rumored secret moves, it was only a mat...
Abstract: Mortal Kombat boasts 30 stages, with only three of them being slight variations of one another and eight professing special stage Fatalities. Along with 27 characters out of the box (28 on PS3 thanks to Kratos) this is easily one of the m..
Abstract: So, with the series looking to have lost it’s identity for over a decade, it was understandable for anyone to write off the series and lose faith in any future installments. I think that this is what many people did but, when Midway went bankrupt and...
