This was the first time I played a 3D Mortal Kombat, and I was surprised but happy to see very little had changed. I don’t think any amount of Kenpo will score you the win here… P.S: God, Blaze is such a generic looking design… The final total is 62 playable characters for the PS2 and XBOX versions (plus created characters), while the Wii version gets a 63 rd in the form of Khameleon, who fittingly had only previously appeared in the N64 version of Mortal Kombat Trilogy. Both regions got a Wii port in May the following year.Īrmageddon is the seventh main entry to the series and acts a celebratory release, containing pretty much every character and boss from all the other games previously released in one roster. Mortal Kombat: Armageddon was released in the US on the PS2 and original XBOX on October 11 th and 17 th 2006, respectively, while it was only released on the PS2 in Europe on the 27 th. No matter how you look at it, that’s an impressive roster screen!
When it comes to the sequels to movies, which often begin to follow their own continuity, I thought I’d review another entry in the game series rather than stick rigidly to the release sequence (plus, let’s face it, my review of Mortal Kombat 2 would be pretty damn similar to my review of MK1!) Therefore we have Mortal Kombat: Armageddon reviewed alongside Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, two MK:A’s, but vastly different in how much fun you can get out them… Let’s have a look!
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