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The famed franchise
that shocked the world and revolutionized the fighting game category
now debuts Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, delivering the highly
acclaimed series to the next-generation consoles. Mortal Kombat:
Deadly Alliance offers a lethal dose of unparalleled brutality,
supernatural mystique and a reinvented fighting system. Beginning
the next chapter in the battle of good versus evil, two powerful
sorcerers – Shang Tsung and Quan Chi – join forces to deliver
unrivaled fighting action in their quest for supreme mortality.
In the game, players engage in hand-to-hand and special-weapon
combat, executing secret moves and combinations with new fatalities
and deadly body blows. Lethal new warriors are added to the mix
along with the return of Mortal Kombat classics - Scorpion, Raiden,
Sub-Zero and Sonya Blade. Hyper-realistic, Mortal Kombat: Deadly
Alliance features progressive physical damage that allows players to
view the inevitable demise of their opponents while utilizing three
unique fighting styles for each warrior, creating nearly unlimited
fighting possibilities.
In the game, players will also be able to enter the Mortal Kombat:
Deadly Alliance “Krypt,” which is comprised of more than 600
“koffins” that players can purchase with “kurrency” earned
in the game. The “koffins” are filled with new characters, new
arenas, alternate costumes, photos and other hidden surprises.
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IGN Cube:
"We are a happy office. For the first time in all of IGN's
history, we can sit together in unison and say in agreement that we
enjoyed the latest MK game. Deadly Alliance is a remarkable
achievement in the history of a series we wrote off long ago. Congratulations
to anyone lucky enough to pick this one up..."
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Gamers.com:
"A year ago, when Midway released early Deadly Alliance screen
shots, no one went especially crazy over the game. But now that
we've played the final game, Midway has our attention. MK isn't
dead, and Deadly Alliance proves it. It's remarkably fun to play.
And if you're having fun, who cares if it has issues?"
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GameSpot:
"It doesn't play much - or at all, for that matter - like other
3D fighters on the market. What you're left with is an unusual
fighting game that does a great job of balancing the classic Mortal
Kombat style with enough new additions to draw in people who aren't
completely familiar with the rest of the series."
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