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.

a friend of mine told me to get it so i did, and i have not put it down. graphics are awesome, game play awesome and the fatalities are great. probably say that this is the best MK game by far.

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

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.

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 on the Vita is one of the most impressive games on the device thus far. There are hardly any flaws in the game, and the boatloads of content provided will give fans of the franchise plenty to do while they bide their time waiting for the next big Vita release.

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...

I have great memories of the Mortal Kombat series.  Many hours and many quarters were spent back in the day playing in my local arcade.  I even remember parties in high school where a group of us sit around the TV and we would have mini tournaments passing the controller back and forth   To be...

, 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...