You know what I love about the Mortal Kombat series? It's always throwing you a curve ball. It's never afraid to try something new. From the laughably bad 'Special Forces' disaster to the amazingly awesome action-adventure style of 'Shaolin Monks' (which is one of my favorite games ever).

too basic no intense fatality seems got traded in for a teen rating. its ok for the casual gamer. how ever for a hardcore MK fan it was rather disappointing.

Multiple Xbox360s could not read any copies of the game.

None; However, Newegg's customer service in attempting to resolve the issue was fantastic

No support from Electronic Art's; they now own Midway but do not offer any support for this specific title

This game was extremely challenging. I felt that it really did lack originality and was much too like, say, street fighter and Tekken. This game had it's up such as the many different moves and combinations that you could do and the different maps along with the wide range of characters to choose...

Gameplay was OK; good character variation

Difficulty was too hard; not very exciting; lost interest very quickly

There are a stack of geek fantasies out there. Fantasies that might include seeing Captain Picard actually kick Kirk's tired old ass once and for all, or seeing the real X-Men tear through the characters from that shitty show, Mutant X, to prove who the original and best really are.

Every now and again the world of videogames throws you a curveball. It's hard to imagine anyone had predicted a crossover the likes of Mortal Kombat Vs. DC Universe prior to its unveiling.

"Good fun; "Solid roster; "Story Mode is a good Single Player Option

"There are now better sequels on the market; "Gimmick add-ons slow down play; "Usual MK issues - lack of polish

The actual gameplay is fun and its quite interesting to see two worlds merging together. The story mode is good and you can tell that the producers have clearly worked hard on an entertaining plot. The graphics are terrible and it looks like batman is throwing a shoe instead of his iconic Batarangs!

Poor old Mortal Kombat. Everything seemed to go downhill for the world's most visceral fighting series when it hit the third dimension after the release of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3: Mortal Kombat 4 was a letdown, Deadly Alliance and Deception failed to make up for it, Armageddon was ill-conceived...

With Street Fighter IV on the way, this cross-over lacks the real fight needed to rise to the top

Fantastic aesthetics; Great storylines

No brutal fatalities; Dumbed-down gameplay

As a fan of fighting games in general, with fond memories of the Mortal Kombat series, I find it a shame that the new direction that the developers have taken one of the most renowned series in gaming as one of shallowness, filled with generic design flaws.

Character models look stunning; You can beat up Superman; Fantastic sense of control

Far too much loading; Far too few characters; Far too "Far too