Mortal Kombat II Fatality video
An old-skool bloodletting
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We've got a new Mortal Kombat II video up for your viewing pleasure today, and it's the reason the internet was invented. The inner childrenof all of us with overprotective parents, or the unlucky lot who onlypossessed the first, defiantly bloodless, Super Nintendo version, will surely squeal with delight watching theplasma flow like cherry-flavored oatmeal.
By today's standards it all seems relatively quaint, but Mortal Kombat saw itself at the forefront ofloud little battle of morality and censorship in its heyday. Thankfully, violence and general dismemberment have become the industry norm, and we've heard nary a peep concerning mature game content ever since. Right? Unlike today's the spoiled Youtube youth, the option of watchingawell-edited Fatality compilationdidn't even existfor us back in '93,and we're still a little bitter, so if you're under 17 you'll have to watchthis instead. Sorry, Junior.
Currently with no release date, Mortal Kombat II should be up for purchase soon at the Playstation Store at a pricemore than fair. Until then you can watch the vid at your discretion, or check in on our very own, "nexter-gen" Mortal Montagehere.
And settle down Moms, it's not all gore. The movie conatins a geniuine act of “Friendship” courtesy of Johnny Cage. Because what's a couple of decapitations between friends?
March 19, 2007
By today's standards it all seems relatively quaint, but Mortal Kombat saw itself at the forefront ofloud little battle of morality and censorship in its heyday. Thankfully, violence and general dismemberment have become the industry norm, and we've heard nary a peep concerning mature game content ever since. Right? Unlike today's the spoiled Youtube youth, the option of watchingawell-edited Fatality compilationdidn't even existfor us back in '93,and we're still a little bitter, so if you're under 17 you'll have to watchthis instead. Sorry, Junior.
Currently with no release date, Mortal Kombat II should be up for purchase soon at the Playstation Store at a pricemore than fair. Until then you can watch the vid at your discretion, or check in on our very own, "nexter-gen" Mortal Montagehere.
Weekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and more
And settle down Moms, it's not all gore. The movie conatins a geniuine act of “Friendship” courtesy of Johnny Cage. Because what's a couple of decapitations between friends?
March 19, 2007



