Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition

Release Date: August 25, 2003

Action, 2D, Nintendo exclusive, very brutal, multiplayer, singleplayer

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Once again stand up to a duel with dark forces. Will you be able to win the tournament and save the world this time? Only Mortal Kombat: Tiurnament Edition can give you such an opportunity.

Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition is a modified version of the previous game from this series, subtitle: Deadly Alliance. The Shang Tsunga and Quan Chi covenant threatens the world. Once again, the player must win a bloody duel to stop the cruel sorcerers.

The game features 15 playable characters already known from the previous edition of DA for larger consoles (including Cyrax, Johnny Cage, Raiden, Reptile, Drahmin, Nitara). The authors also made sure that the player did not feel too big a deja-vu and placed a new warrior, or rather a warrior: Sareen. In addition, there are two hidden characters: Noob Saibot and Sector.

It is also worth mentioning Red Coins, i.e. Red Coins (previously there were only Gold Coins), for which you can open the remaining coffins, thus gaining more fighters and interesting items.

There was also the Extras section, in which mini-games were placed, while the arenas themselves - in comparison to the previous edition - several were added (e.g. Sarna Ruins, Lost Tomb).

In Mortal Kombat: TE you can also play in multiplayer mode, up to four players at the same time (Link-Cable). There are 6 game modes in the game: Arcade Play, Co-op Mode, Practice, 4 Player, Tag Team Mode and Race to Raiden.

The game was released only on a portable Nintendo console. Graphically, it presents itself splendidly, while sound and music go hand in hand with professional visuals.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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A series of arcade brawlers, considered a classic of the genre. The American studio NetherRealm (formerly known as Midway Games Chicago) is responsible for developing the brand.

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