Published: 2012-05-06, Author: John , review by: gotgame.com
Abstract: Even though it has been a year ago when the reincarnation of one of the most loved series in the fighting genre was first brought back to life in what some would say is the best version to date, the team at Netherrealm has re-crafted this gem for the Play...
Indepth story mode, Revamped control system makes it easy to pick up and play, Huge amount of content to unlockeven more than the console versions, Challenge Tower minigames and challenges are lots of fun, Viciously brutal moves.
Tag team combos ruined by placement of the tagswitch command, Shao Kahn is incredibly cheap.
Excellent over-the-top fighting. Moves at a silky 60 frames per second. Game saves to cart, so there's no need for a memory card. Smooth battles over Wi-Fi.
Bottom Line, NetherRealms brings the violent, hard-hitting Mortal Kombat to the PS Vita with tons of new features (and console DLC) that will appeal to any MK fan
NetherRealms brings the violent, hard-hitting Mortal Kombat to the PS Vita with tons of new features (and console DLC) that will appeal to any MK fan....
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