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This was a little dissapointing for scorpions spear moves and Lui Kangs flying kick. Therefore all of the (directional) double tap moves have been modified into B F (X). The move system had trouble factoring in the quick dashes. This release of Mortal Kombat tries to stay true to the original MK, how ever in 3D. The initial few cutscenes are how ever a little anoying, the voice acting and acting is something you need to bite through before you can enjoy the game.

If you liked God Of War you probably will like playing this game too. Where the player has to battle through hoards of enemies. This game has some elements from Sub-zero's M ythology's. I was never really a fan of different style of the MK games (I usually enjoyed the beat em up genere) this grinding button basher was actually fun to play. Still true to the fatalities of MKT and has some funny extra's like chess and MK carts. This game was fun for a couple of hours, how ever the difference in moves got in the way for me. I primarily bought this collection, for Shoalin Monks and Deception because I never got to play those around release time.

To subdivide this into individual reviews: You get every Mortal Kombat made for the PS2 in one box. JFK, one half of the DJ/production duo MSTRKRFT and the other half of Death From Above 1979 is the executive producer of the album Mortal Kombat: Music Inspired by the Warriors, a collection of electronic music inspired by the video game Mortal Kombat."If there is too much cramped text in here it is because EBAY doesn't support LINE BREAKS in their reviews. In addition, 15 Klassic Skins and three Klassic Fatalities are available for purchase in the game (Scorpion, Sub-Zero and Reptile). The downloadable content contains the famous warriors Skarlet, Kenshi, and Rain and the notorious nightmare intruder Freddy Krueger.

The critically acclaimed video game is included in the Mortal Kombat: Komplete Edition, along with all of the previously released downloadable content (DLC), as well as digital downloads of the album Mortal Kombat: Songs Inspired by the Warriors, which was released in 2011 and included a bonus track, and the film Mortal Kombat, which was released in 1995, and both of these can be obtained from the PlayStation Store or the Xbox Live Zune.