With two spin-offs and countless fighting game sequels, their game series still lives on today. The franchise started out as a side-scroller but has since evolved into a fighting franchise. The Mortal Kombat franchise is a staple of the arcades, still boasting a strong following over two decades since Mortal Kombat debuted on the PlayStation. The trilogy was originally released on arcade across the world. I didn't even know whether the series had a future. I hadn't played any of the original games since buying the NES version back when I was a kid. The original arcade collections were only released in the nineties, and a preview was provided by Gamestop, which includes Mortal Kombat (1991), Mortal Kombat 2 (1993), and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 (1996). With the recent announcement of the 2011 reboot of the series, this is your chance to check out the original games on your 3D HD-TV. Besides, I'm a sucker for nostalgia, and Mortal Kombat isĥ Designers Take a Crack at Mortal Kombat, February 20, 2011Īlthough most of us grew up playing Mortal Kombat on the NES, we've only seen the latest installments of the series on an HD flat-panel. I'm hesitant to go back to the classics when so much new material has been created, but I'm willing to take the plunge. The Mortal Kombat Kollection will include the entire series, so gamers will have some idea of what they're missing.

The four Mortal Kombat games I own and have played are the ones available on the arcade game, with the exception of Blood Omen, and the games available on the Nintendo Super Famicom (SNES) and PlayStation. Out of all the games I've played over the last twenty years, none are as rewarding as the original series. Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection V1.2 Download ^HOT^

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