Mortal Kombat - PlayStation Vita
Platform:PlayStation Vita | Edition:Standard Product Description The newest chapter of the iconic Mortal Kombat Fighting game franchise marks...
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If you like a good fighting game and especially Mortal Kombat, this is a great handheld version.
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The Mortal Kombat series is of course a classic and this version is really good
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I loved the PS3 version and although the graphics are not as good as on the PS3 I still love them and for a handheld device the graphics are pretty good
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The mini games are pretty meh, but the actual game is just as great as the console version, with the exception that the in-fight graphics take a major hit
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Just as good as the ps3 version plus a new challenge tower for more fun on the go.
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Reviews around story (5.00 of 5)
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The story is pretty solid for the most part, but there are some times where a character would barge into the scene out of nowhere to fight whoever you're playing as
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It has a very decent and fun story mode, it has 2 challenge towers that aren't just absurd feats (like the Mission Mode in Guilty Gear X2 became) but instead fun and interesting.
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Hours of content, two challenge towers, and a fantastic story mode round out this excellent game-on-the-go.
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Story mode is the same as on PS3, it's just the best story mode of any fighting game I've ever played so far
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New characters, awesome story and lots of movements are all mixed in this game
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Reviews around product (4.49 of 5)
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product of very good quality, impeccable wine .. recommend the truth
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I initially had my doubts regarding this product because I already own the 360 version and the graphics and audio are flawless
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I initially had my doubts regarding this product because I already own the 360 version and the graphics and audio are flawless
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Since a lot of the new vita games are expensive and buggy I recommend this one because you know you are getting a good product.
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all good all fast very nice and excelent product to play the color is perfect buy this product is the best
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Reviews around graphic (4.33 of 5)
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However the graphics of it were a little bit downgraded, leaving some of the cut-scenes to feel a little redundant and silly looking at times
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The graphics are pretty good for the most part, the sound is nice, and the game play is very similar
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I could take muddy graphics for a game I love play on the go that runs smoothly than having a 1:1 port that felt lazy as it just stutters and lags as it just can't handle it.
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Touchscreen movement and attacking is, as you would guess, totally useless for real play, and at the same time, hurts the usability of touchscreen fatalities, because it will cause you to move as you swipe, potentially ruining your distance
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The Vita version is just like the PS3 version and great graphics for a handheld
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Reviews around son (4.33 of 5)
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My son loved this thats all he said, graphics looked good!
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My son loves this game the box and everything was good it also has a very fast ship, I would reccommend.
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I love the idea that years later my son is enjoining the same thing I grew up playing
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Reviews around fight (4.30 of 5)
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If you like a good fighting game and especially Mortal Kombat, this is a great handheld version.
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If you're seeking a single player experience especially (which the Vita version you won't be playing on the couch with your buddies) this is the best fighting game ever made.
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This game is my favorite fighting game ever, as a whole package.
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There's also an odd sound issue where the cutscenes are very low in volume (even at max) and the fighting is significantly louder
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I would have been terrific to play some cool fights with my friends who own a PS3, and rip some heads off
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Reviews around vita (4.30 of 5)
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It runs so smooth, HD like because of the Vita screen as well.
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The smooth framerate, the gameplay, and everything that made this game good back on it's bigger console brethren makes it's way onto the portable Vita
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Same game as on the ps3, graphics are dumbed down a bit but dont take away from the gameplay, just dont hold the vita 2 inches from your face and you wont complain.
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For a great price i was able to not only get the consule version of Mortal Kombat but all of the DLC as well as PS Vita exclusive content the game plays well has great graphics and is very hard to put down.
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This is the most fun, fluid and addictive Vita game to date.
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Reviews around kombat (4.28 of 5)
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Initially with Mortal Kombat , with it mashed brick looking blood, then the bloody Mortal Kombat 2, and the robot infested Mortal Kombat 3 (i never liked this one that much).MK4 then introduced a good fast gameplay with 3d, and go on
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i would recommend this game if you like mortal kombat or have played the ps3 version
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Touchscreen movement and attacking is, as you would guess, totally useless for real play, and at the same time, hurts the usability of touchscreen fatalities, because it will cause you to move as you swipe, potentially ruining your distance
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you love Mortal Kombat and own VITA, this title is a must-buy.
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If you like a good fighting game and especially Mortal Kombat, this is a great handheld version.
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Reviews around mk (4.26 of 5)
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Who dont like MK
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Back then, people were shocked at how we could have portable MK, period
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Sadly it seems this was the swan song of MK portables, because Mortal Kombat X is being developed for the iPad.. not the Vita
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But now, who would have thought that 11 years later we would be playing a portable MK game of this magnitude on the go
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Reviews around port (4.16 of 5)
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This is a great port the character models are a bit unrefined and only noticeable when doing the intros to the fight
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if you love it to you will like this port for the vita!
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and I can tell you, THIS IS NOT A LAZY PORT
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I have played the game on my PS3 and i have to say this is a faithful port, comparing both games, the ps3 version when fighting is alot smoother and obviously the graphics are better but not by a huge ammount
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it's a good port of the ps3 version, it's pretty much the same although the graphics are not on par with the ps3 version.
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Reviews around gameplay (4.12 of 5)
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The smooth framerate, the gameplay, and everything that made this game good back on it's bigger console brethren makes it's way onto the portable Vita
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Touchscreen movement and attacking is, as you would guess, totally useless for real play, and at the same time, hurts the usability of touchscreen fatalities, because it will cause you to move as you swipe, potentially ruining your distance
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The gameplay is good and includes many great characters.
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Touchscreen movement and attacking is, as you would guess, totally useless for real play, and at the same time, hurts the usability of touchscreen fatalities, because it will cause you to move as you swipe, potentially ruining your distance
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Graphics was nice, gameplay was smooth and controls was easy to pick up
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Reviews around play (3.90 of 5)
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I loved the PS3 version and although the graphics are not as good as on the PS3 I still love them and for a handheld device the graphics are pretty good
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Even if the fighting gameplay itself doesn't blow you away (it didn't for me), the challenge towers, wealth of bonus and behind the scenes content (Kratos and Freddy Krueger are really fun!), and the great online play truly make this one of the greatest Vita games to date.
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I know some people have listed the frame rate as an issue, but I certainly do not notice a slow frame-rate issue when playing.
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I bought this game from Gamestop, and I would have to say it's one of my favorite games I have played on the Vita so far
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Touchscreen movement and attacking is, as you would guess, totally useless for real play, and at the same time, hurts the usability of touchscreen fatalities, because it will cause you to move as you swipe, potentially ruining your distance
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Reviews around thing (1.00 of 5)
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I love the idea that years later my son is enjoining the same thing I grew up playing
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The only bad thing about the vita version is the graphics
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Cons - The only possible bad thing I can think of in Fight Mode is that you must unlock each individual level in each game mode from the Challenge Tower and the Bonus Challenge Tower, which makes unlocking all the levels long and tedious
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Those are also drastically upped and improved for modern game tech, as a character would take his or her sweet time to split an opponent's body in half, or burn it alive, or whatever satisfyingly sick twisted thing they could come up with!Seriously, though
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Reviews around opponent (1.00 of 5)
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If at least 2 chambers are filled, you can hold down block to interrupt the opponent's chain of attacks
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It is exactly what you would expect a Mortal Kombat game to be and provides all the joy of killing your opponent while implementing new characters and some pretty cool "FATALITIES"
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it goes from story right into the fight and vice versa...so far ive only done the story mode and practice mode which is good if your up against a difficult opponent OR TWO since they are constantly pitting two enemies against your one guy or girl
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Those are also drastically upped and improved for modern game tech, as a character would take his or her sweet time to split an opponent's body in half, or burn it alive, or whatever satisfyingly sick twisted thing they could come up with!Seriously, though
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It should be noted that microphone support is fully supported, so unless your opponent has his disabled, you can both chat by default without any kind of headset, since the Vita has a built-in microphone
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More about Mortal Kombat - PlayStation Vita
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Platform:PlayStation Vita | Edition:Standard Product Description The newest chapter of the iconic Mortal Kombat Fighting game franchise marks a triumphant return to the series' mature presentation, as well as its first appearance on the PlayStation Vita handheld operating system
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More than just a handheld port of the 2011 console release of the game, Mortal Kombat for PS Vita provides players with a high-end gameplay experience, as well as features and content that only Sony's new handheld can supply
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The game contains the story mode from the console release of the game, and all of the DLC characters and costumes that have been made available
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In addition to this, the game harnesses the PS Vita's touchscreen capabilities, and built-in accelerometer to provide exclusive modes, including: the all-new Challenge Tower mode, and Test Your Slice and Test Your Might modes
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Key Game Features The same quality Mortal Kombat gaming experience found in the 2011 console version of the game, now made portable through PS Vita New features and content exclusively for the PS Vita System All-new Challenge Tower mode with 150 brand new missions Touchscreen fatalities, Xrays, and more Warriors, environments and fatalities are as brutal as ever Fluid gameplay at 60 frames per second An extensive lineup of iconic warriors Challenge friends in ad hoc or Wi-Fi matches Amazon.com Prepare yourself to reenter the tournament wherever you are as Mortal Kombat comes to PlayStation Vita
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A complete reboot of the franchise, this latest iteration combines all-new mature oriented fighter gameplay with a deep story mode, improved graphics and game technology and new game modes to create a Mortal Kombat play experience like none before it
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Feature details include: a storyline that takes players back to the original tournament, exclusive PS Vita functionality, fatalities presented in graphic detail never imagined in earlier release, and all-new game modes
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The Mortal Kombat franchise is reborn with the advanced features of PS Vita
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View larger The Deadliest Tournament in the Palm of Your Hand The newest chapter of the iconic Mortal Kombat Fighting game franchise marks a triumphant return to the series' mature presentation, as well as its first appearance on the PlayStation Vita handheld operating system
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More than just a handheld port of the 2011 console release of the game, Mortal Kombat for PS Vita provides players with a high-end gameplay experience, as well as features and content that only Sony's new handheld can supply
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The game contains the story mode from the console release of the game, and all of the DLC characters and costumes that have been made available
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In addition to this, the game harnesses the PS Vita's touchscreen capabilities, and built-in accelerometer to provide exclusive modes, including: the all-new Challenge Tower mode, and Test Your Slice and Test Your Might modes
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Key Game Features The same quality Mortal Kombat gaming experience found in the 2011 console version of the game, now made portable through PS Vita New features and content exclusively for the PS Vita System All-new Challenge Tower mode with 150 brand new missions Touchscreen fatalities, Xrays, and more Warriors, environments and fatalities are as brutal as ever Fluid gameplay at 60 frames per second An extensive lineup of iconic warriors Challenge friends in ad hoc or Wi-Fi matches Additional Screenshots Classic fatalities moves
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