Added: 15.04.2015 16:23 | 14 views | 0 comments


"As you might recall, Injustice: Gods Among Us had a mobile fighting game that offered additional costumes, emblems, icons and money in the console version and vice versa. The same is true for Mortal Kombat X, which can also be exploited to instantly unlock all the console or mobile unlocks without doing actually playing/owning the other game." - JPS

Added: 14.04.2015 20:08 | 15 views | 0 comments

USGamer: From a gameplay perspective, Mortal Kombat X - that's the letter X, not the Roman numeral 10, though this is the tenth entry in the series - easily eclipses everything that's come before it. NetherRealm has taken all that they learned in the making of 2011's Mortal Kombat and Injustice: Gods Among Us to create an MK experience to appeal [...] Via Mortal Kombat X PlayStation 4 Review: Fatality Attraction | USGamer

Added: 14.04.2015 12:20 | 11 views | 0 comments


USGamer: From a gameplay perspective, Mortal Kombat X that's the letter X, not the Roman numeral 10, though this is the tenth entry in the series easily eclipses everything that's come before it. NetherRealm has taken all that they learned in the making of 2011's Mortal Kombat and Injustice: Gods Among Us to create an MK experience to appeal to both casual and hardcore fans.

Added: 14.04.2015 4:18 | 12 views | 0 comments


After resetting the events of Mortal Kombat in 2011 and taking a DC Universe detour in Injustice: Gods Among Us, NetherRealm Studios is finally pushing the Mortal Kombat narrative forward. Mortal Kombat X is here with a new generation of fighters, an enhanced story mode and more kontent than ever. This, however, isnt a guarantee the game is any good; weve seen many Mortal Kombat games fall flat when attempting to add the next generation of fighters (Shujinko), or stuff as much kontent in as possible (Armageddon). Does Mortal Kombat X fall into these traps, or is this truly the next-generation of Mortal Kombat?

Added: 13.04.2015 23:17 | 5 views | 0 comments


After resetting the events of Mortal Kombat in 2011 and taking a DC Universe detour in Injustice: Gods Among Us, NetherRealm Studios is finally pushing the Mortal Kombat narrative forward. Mortal Kombat X is here with a new generation of fighters, an enhanced story mode and more kontent than ever. This, however, isnt a guarantee the game is any good; weve seen many Mortal Kombat games fall flat when attempting to add the next generation of fighters (Shujinko), or stuff as much kontent in as possible (Armageddon). Does Mortal Kombat X fall into these traps, or is this truly the next-generation of Mortal Kombat?