A new challenger approaches! There’s nothing better than adding a new face to your ranks. Whether you’ve recruited a new knight or unlocked some special character mode, it’s a great feeling knowing there’s more to a game than the starting roster. Nothing spices up a skating game like a Sith …
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A version of this article originally posted February 21, 2013. Part man. Part machine. All ninja Once upon a time, the term cyborg called to mind man-machine combinations like Robocop. Those augmented humans boasted the firepower of tanks, but had the limited mobility to match. Flash forward to today, where …
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By now you’ve probably heard that Freddy Kreuger is the new downloadable character in the latest Mortal Kombat. If you haven’t, it’s probably because have some kind of weird 80’s nostalgia filter in your brain, which you should really get in check immediately. Yeah, we’re Nightmare on Elm Street nerds, …
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Hot on the heels of theKenshiandSkarletDLC releases, NetherRealm is now unleashing Rain, a purple-clad ninja who uses lightning, water and teleportation to confuse opponents. As you’ll see in the trailer, his moves are highly unorthadox; the water ball lets you trap and then physically move the other fighter, and his …
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Get a load of Skarlet, the upcoming downloadable character for the recently released Mortal Kombat reboot from NetherRealm Studios. Originally born as a glitch in Mortal Kombat II that turned certain characters red (hint: they were girls), Skarlet looks to be getting her own place in the series%26rsquo; cannon. Dazzle …
Read More »By: Christopher McCullough (Grig Lager/Sir Galahad) Version 0.92 4-28-2011 Remember The Lin Kuei Headquarters. The information in this compendium is for the 2011 release of Mortal Kombat, aka MK9. Please send any kudos, appraisals, complaints, check or money orders,etc. to grig_lager@yahoo.com. All rights reserved, all wrongs reversed.Two wrongs don’t …
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Without a doubt, Mortal Kombat’s heyday was the mid ‘90s, a time when it and Street Fighter ruled not just arcades, but home consoles as well. It enjoyed a brief resurgence in the mid 2000s with sequels like Deadly Alliance and Deception, but with each new game came more goofy …
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