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Mortal Kombat: Deception

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Available on: Xbox , PS2
Published by: Midway
Developed by: Midway

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Sub-Zero and the boys return for more limb-ripping hilarity

Feb 15, 2006

We've heard it said that the parry and thrust of a decent beat-'em-up is like a game of chess. You react to your opponent's moves, countering his attacks and disguising your own technique, until the superior mind emerges victorious. Of course, chess doesn't have a rule where you can score a victory via repeatedly kicking your rival in the shins. But anyway, in recognition of the connection, Mortal Kombat now includes a chess mode. In fact, this jack-of-all-games also includes a new ...

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