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As part of the Clueless Gamer segment on Conan, NetherRealm Studios recently visited the set of the show to demonstrate Mortal Kombat X for a whole hour.

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MGL: Following the release of our Official Review of Mortal Kombat X, myself and fellow editor here on My Games Lounge, Subject Zero are playing the game and loving every second of it. I've been cracking my fair share of bones as well and one thing that stands out to me is the Story mode. We already know that games developed my NetherRealm have a top Story element to them and that once again has worked very well for me personally in Mortal Kombat X.

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NetherRealm has produced the best Mortal Kombat game yet, though a truncated story mode and disappointing roster takes some of the shine off of an otherwise accomplished outing.

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Mortal Kombat X story continues on 25 years following the climax of the predecessor game and has seen some favorite heroes and the NetherRealm survive the civil war. This means that some fighters return in older forms, while others are totally new and at least one of them is a direct descendant of the familiar characters. The game features the likes of Raiden, Sub-Zero, Kano, Quan Chi and Kung Lao.

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MGL: The new generation of Mortal Kombat is here and when this was originally announced I was very excited, I love the Mortal Kombat series and its arguably the best Beat em Up franchise of all time. This is also NetherRealm Studios first full release for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One (not including the remaster of Injustice) so expectations have been high from fans and critics. With a lot of new characters and features coming to the series for the first time Mortal Kombat X sounds incredible on paper but is the final game any good?

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Push Square: "Mortal Kombat X knows what it takes to keep you engaged. Cast your mind back to the early 90s, and series creator Ed Boon's garish pretender was the grubby chip shop time waster, while Capcom's vastly superior Street Fighter II gobbled up competitive coins in nearby carpeted arcades. There's always been a gulf in class between the two series: Midway's former brand made its name through violence and vulgarity, while Ryu and crew showed a bit of restraint and class. But the PlayStation 3's excellent Mortal Kombat reboot proved that the franchise was capable of more than just tabloid headlines: it stripped back years of fighting game fiction, focused the roster, and fashioned a fighting system that toed the line between accessible and deep. This latest PlayStation 4 foray from NetherRealm Studios very much follows in its predecessor's wake and just like its forebear, it's no flash in the pan."

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MGL: The new generation of Mortal Kombat is here and when this was originally announced I was very excited, I love the Mortal Kombat series and its arguably the best Beat em Up franchise of all time. This is also NetherRealm Studios first full release for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One (not including the remaster of Injustice) so expectations have been high from fans and critics. With a lot of new characters and features coming to the series for the first time Mortal Kombat X sounds incredible on paper but is the final game any good?