Mortal Kombat II - Arcade

''Prepare to die!''

“Warning: SpoilersThe controversial but popular 'Mortal Kombat' was Midway's biggest seller in 1992, meaning a sequel was perfectly viable. The following year, 'Mortal Kombat II' was unleashed onto the public. It was every bit as good as it's predecessor, though naturally a few improvements were made. An opponent could now perform a choice of two fatalities as opposed to one, as well being able to perform new finishing moves such as Friendship ( in which the player performs a kindly gesture towards the opponent ) and Babality ( in which the defeated opponent is transformed back into a whimpering baby ). The gore of fatalities was not toned down either. If anything, it was pepped up.

From the first game, Sub Zero, Scorpion, Reptile ( now a playable character ), Rayden, Johnny Cage ” read more

Real Life Parodies and Tributes of Video Games (10 games items)

" Mortal Kombat "Finish Him!!" The Emperor of Outworld is out for more than blood as Sub Zero and Liu Kang fight to the death. A GoPotato.tv Production Starring Ian Wolterstorff, Tom Nguyen, and Will Thomas McFadden Directed by James Tod McFadden Written by Ian Wolterstorff Music by Christian Saglie- Broadsound Studios"

Awesome Mortal Kombat Fatalities (10 characters items)

" The long wailing of the hapless character is what makes these fatalities not the end result."

Video Games That Meant Something to Me (75 games items)

" The franchise gets a lot of flak for its lack of depth, but I still believe it should go down in the pantheon of video games for its sheer style if not for substance. I actually warmed up to MK's roster more than Street Fighter. The game's chock full of juicy tidbits about their personal histories. And despite the character's basic move-sets being exactly same, their special moves are one of the games most defining aspect. Do fatalities get old? Not for me they aren't. It seems to be a strange"