In the month of October, we celebrate horror icons that offer a sadistic slice of violence to quench our bloodthirst. While several legends of the genre have been featured in games, only a handful have received their own video game. So join me as I explore our morbid curiosities to see which horror movies need their own game.
The third installment of the Mortal Kombat Legends series will becoming out soon, making Kenshi the main star.
Co-Creater Ed Boon has just confirmed to the gaming community that they are not presenting Mortal Kombat 12 at EVO 2022.
In The Making of Mortal Kombat, the filmmakers show us the little details and effort that went into the sets, special effects, and character adaptation from the games.
At the end of August, Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms will be coming out. It is the sequel to 2020’s Scorpions Revenge.
Mass Effect’s Director, Mac Walters, indicated that unfortunately the Mass Effect movie did not get off the ground. However, Walters did state that there is some hope for a project in the future and that due to the expansive world of Mass Effect, TV may be more appropriate.
Kano Wins! Finish Them! Get Over Here! There are so many love notes to Mortal Kombat fans in the Mortal Kombat trailer. The movie comes out in two months.
Just in time for DC FanDome, the Mortal Kombat 11 Arkham Anarchy Tower event returns. Unfortunately, it only lasts a short time, but NetherRealm is probably just reminding us to keep our eyes on them for the next FanDome in September.
Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath adds new characters, a new campaign, and some killer new features including stage fatalities and friendships! This is an expansion pack done right.
Peter Weller returns as RoboCop. This time he will be battling fighters from different realms, dimensions, and timelines in Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath.
