Last year's Mortal Kombat was a revelation for a franchise that once dominated the arcades. Released during a unique moment in time where the desire for more Mortal Kombat was at a fever pitch due to the release of a spectacular fan film reboot and the less than favorable outing of the previous...

As fighting games go, Mortal Kombat has always held a distinct place in the history of the genre, shunning the often cartoonlike style of its contemporaries in favour of gore and guts.

In-depth story mode; Revamped control system makes it easy to pick up and play; Huge amount of content to unlock--even more than the console versions; Challenge Tower minigames and challenges are lots of fun; Viciously brutal moves

Tag team combos ruined by placement of the tag-switch command; Shao Kahn is incredibly cheap

Got the order on time, plugged in and started playing immediately. Looked way too advanced from the previous versions by the look and feel. Howsoever, inside the game's dimension, its a whole new world of Mortal Combat.

Love this game, with the Ps vita's touch and swipe it adds more to the game. Sadly online is no longer available due to Gamespy closing their servers, so if you feel that you have mastered Mortal Kombat at the highest level you cannot test yourself against any other players.

Mini Review by: Jeremy Duff Cyril hit the nail on the head! Mortal Kombat on the PlayStation Vita is easily the best version of the game available, be it portable or console; it is also a slap in the face to those that threw down the money for the Komplete Edition a month ago.

Chances are you've heard of this violent fighting game. One filled with limb chopping, head decapitation, and gallons and gallons of blood spilling everywhere. That's right, Mortal Kombat , one of the most impressive fighting games of 2011 , that had another release earlier this year with the...

"Fatality!" "Finish Him!" "Flawless Victory!" "Get Over Here!". These are just some of the famous quotes from the infamous Mortal Kombat that everyone knows and remembers. Everyone remembers the fast-paced fighting that has been missed since 1995′s Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 - it's been over 15 years...

If it aint broken don't fix it... Exactly! While the gameplay remains pretty much the same as the older the games, the added violent x ray attacks make it even so much more fun. Based on how i feel, Mortal Kombat isn't 'perfect', but still back to the roots and better than ever for both story and...