Mortal Kombat Gold Review - IGN

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Last updated 07 junho 2024

In the days since John Tobias and Ed Boon first unveiled their bloody kung fu creation nearly a decade ago, scores of fans and enemies alike have come to know the name Mortal Kombat. From the original's controversial impact on the world of entertainment to the fourth game's jump to 3D, MK has always had a knack of staying in the news. Once again jumping into the media spotlight, Mortal Kombat Gold takes precedence as one of the first American-made launch titles for SEGA's Dreamcast. But be warned: folks on the lookout for more innovation or deeper gameplay options may have to look elsewhere.
In the days since John Tobias and Ed Boon first unveiled their bloody kung fu creation nearly a decade ago, scores of fans and enemies alike have come to know the name Mortal Kombat. From the original's controversial impact on the world of entertainment to the fourth game's jump to 3D, MK has always had a knack of staying in the news. Once again jumping into the media spotlight, Mortal Kombat Gold takes precedence as one of the first American-made launch titles for SEGA's Dreamcast. But be warned: folks on the lookout for more innovation or deeper gameplay options may have to look elsewhere.