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Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection Confirmed for PlayStation Network, Xbox LIVE Arcade & PC

Following the recent success of the re-launch of the Mortal Kombat franchise, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced that the previously rumoured Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection will be made available from PlayStation Network, Xbox LIVE Arcade and Microsoft Windows PC this summer. For the first time ever, the original Mortal Kombat arcade trilogy - Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat 2 and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 - have been brought together into a single collection which will be available for download.

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ZombieAssassin4715d ago

Hmmm seems like they didn't touch them up really if its a "perfect arcade port", kinda sucks since I already have MKII.

fr0sty4715d ago

if they make the online any better, i'll probably pick it up. MK2's was as bare bones as it gets. And I'm still not sure how their "scoring" system works with the leaderboards...

Tony-Red-Grave4715d ago

must kill teh noob in MKII ò_ó

^is happy to buy

soundslike4715d ago

Same here. I remember playing it after snowboarding in the lodge at cheapskate mountain, and being like "teh funk r all deez characters about" "teh funk, NO NOT THE SPIKEESS BLEOUGGGHHH"

I did play 1 and 2 but they were only really shock value for me at the time. UMK3 made me actually want to play it.

Max_Dissatisfaction4715d ago

not a ps3 exclusive then? Cool more players online guaranteed...if only it were cross platform play, ps3 would own

FlintGREY4715d ago

Ugh....I want Trilogy!!!!!!!!

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Those Were the Days – Arcade Party

A look back at a key moment in one gamer's life at the local video games arcade.

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SpamnJam3023d ago

I miss those old school arcades so much. They were the best

Morgue3022d ago (Edited 3022d ago )

Ground Kontrol in Portland, OR. All ages till 4 or 5 I think and then 21 and over at night. Full bar, top floor is all pinball machines, lower floor is stand ups.

10 minute walk from my place downtown and I'll easily spend $20

Hewso3022d ago

That sounds awesome. Sadly nothing like that still around in Australia.

Mapsman3022d ago

Those parties were the best. I remember something similar where myself and a few friends finished Die Hard Arcade. Good write up. You have got me pining for the good old days

Hewso3022d ago

Oh I remember that game. Was a good one

Kiwi663022d ago

Back then it was about trying to get the top score and having fun hanging out with your mates and no one cared about how many pixels a game had

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Achievement H.U.N.T. #69

Jack and Geoff face off in various Mortal Kombat themed titles, Geoff picking Jack's character and vice-versa. Who will win?

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Gaming History 101: 90s Fighters

This week Fred and Jam are throwing around fighters of the 90s (that aren’t Street Fighter II or Tekken, we did a show for those already). In the 1990s, the fighter genre was the most popular type of game available (like First Person Shooters today), and among those that have withstood the test of time there were plenty of others that played the field. From Mortal Kombat to Soulcalibur you had plenty of arcades (and home ports) to drink your quarters in arcades.

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darthv723425d ago

Im a big fan of 3 genres in the arcade. SHMUPS, Racers and fighting games. From playing games like 1943 to Daytona to fatal fury and everything in between.

big respect for SF2 and what it did for bringing the fighting games out of obscurity (ye ar kung fu, pit fighter) and into the main stream. It is the Neo Geo that did it for me personally. Art of fighting, Samurai Shodown, world heroes and the eventual annual release of king of fighters.

Those were the days.

spydersvenom3424d ago

Just for easy finding, if anyone is interested in our Street Fighter and Tekken ep (not the game Street Fighter X Tekken, but rather an analysis of both franchises) is here: http://gaminghistory101.com...

One of my favorite genres, along with shmups, in gaming.