Shang Tsung

Mortal Kombat the actual had lots of gore and blood. It’s violent and brutal. Then came the sequels and they all that disappeared. Fans desired the original blood and gore lastly its back. You are going to marvel along the pointed colors and minute detail associated with one scene. The characters usually are enhanced with better video detail and picture sharpness. The characters sustain injuries and damage basically because they get hit plus the realistic injuries in their our body is near...Read Full Story

The last half of this generation has been extremely kind to fighting games. Street Fighter IV returned the series to form, newcomers joined the fray with BlazBlue, and my personal favorite fighting franchise experienced a much needed rebirth with last year's Mortal Kombat . The trend doesn't show any signs of stopping , and continues on the handhelds with Mortal Kombat for the Vita. This isn't a simple port, mind you. With all the costume and character DLC, as well as new outfits, modes...Read Full Story

Warner Bros have confirmed Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection is now available for digital download for PC gamers, offering the original Mortal Kombat arcade trilogy - Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat 2 and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 – in a single collection. The Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection delivers these Mortal Kombat arcade classics for €7.99/£6.29 via Steam , Gamestop's Impulse, Direct2Drive, Gametap and others. Developed by Other Ocean in conjunction with NetherRealm studios, the Mortal...Read Full Story

http://www.youtube.com/v/wbwALe_qBaY?version=3&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Mortal Kombat will come in 2011 from the press release Launching in April 2011 and developed by NetherRealm Studios , Mortal Kombat is available for pre-order now on both the PS3 and Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft. The game will be available to consumers in three editions — Standard Edition, Kollector’s Edition and Tournament Edition. Details of three different editions of Mortal Kombat...Read Full Story

Ed Boon is an enigmatic dude. First of all, he allowed Dan Forden to put the classic "toasty!" taunt into the series, which took us over a decade to decipher the meaning of . Next, he denies then reconfirms the existence of Mortal Kombat Kollection on PC. That guy! Regardless of what Boon says, Mortal Kombat Kollection   is now on Steam , ready to be downloaded -- and it includes online play. So why get it on PC when it's already available on consoles? Well, you could always hook your PC...Read Full Story