Mortal Kombat for the PS Vita is truly a wonderful package that outweighs its price tag. There is so much content here it is impossible not to recommend.

+ New challenge tower is amazing; + Controls are fantastic; + Massive amounts of content; + Touch screen fatalities

Visuals take a hit; Some online hiccups

Despite a downsizing to the Vita and all that means, have Netherealm been able to kram all the content into this portable version of " Mortal Kombat "? With a slew of additional content and use of the touch screens over all of the console editions, is this the best version of MK to get despite the...

Mortal Kombat isn't a mere throwback to the series' arcade glory days. Sure, it places combatants on a classic two-dimensional plane, recycles Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3's roster, ventures back to the series' most iconic arenas, and gives that odd fellow who yells "Toasty!" another job.

, the first American-made fighting game to make a big splash in quite a while. Included in this Vita port is the full roster of the original game's characters (including the paid DLC ones), all of the action, solid controls, and some Vita exclusives too.

Mortal Kombat on the Vita is much more than just a simple port of the Komplete Edition, it adds a significant amount of new content that makes good use of the Vita's technology. A year ago, Mortal Kombat was released to the masses, effectively rebooting the franchise and doing so in outstanding...

Parents need to know Mortal Kombat (PS Vita) is as gory and bloody as console versions of the game. The gameplay is centered around violence. Using your fists and feet, weapons, or magic, you must inflict as much damage on an opponent as possible, including a fatality (finishing) move that can...

Mortal Kombat for the Playstation Vita is definitely a step or two down in quality from the console version of the game released last year. Of course, the console version was so good (GOTY nominee after all) that calling this a step or two down is akin to calling gold a step or two down from...

Mortal Kombat has always been my kind of fighting game. Many a summer day was spent in kombat back on my friend's SNES when I was but a youngling. Not as komplex as Street Fighter but not as button-mashing friendly as Killer Instinct, the franchise always walked the line between kompetitive and fun...

reboot delivered the brutal fighting goods in spades, and old-school fans of the iconic franchise were – for the most part – satisfied. Now, enter the handheld iteration for Sony's new PlayStation Vita, which not only boasts all the content from the console version, but also a huge Challenge Tower...

The Mortal Kombat reboot returns, and this time it's pocket-sized. Is it worth jumping into for Vita owners?..