This video shows some more gameplay and a Fatality demonstration.
The Vita port also has some new features that the console ports do not have.
One such feature enables blood to splatter on the screen during fights and one must slide one's fingers across the touchscreen to clean off the mess.
There are also new challenges on the Challenge Tower that make use of the device's touchscreen.
Mortal Kombat co-creator and NetherRealm creative director Ed Boon talked about the Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition, its iOS project Batman: Arkham City Lockdown, and how the studio is seeking to branch out in 2012.
GameSpot: The Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition is pretty diverse. It has a movie, CD, downloadable characters, and more. How did you go about deciding what to include in the pack, and why did you include what you did?
Ed Boon: After the game was released and we did all the DLC--there's so much content to download--we knew that we were going to have like a Game of the Year Edition. We wanted to do like a celebration-type version. We've had so much DLC…four separate characters and all of the costumes, and we wanted to have everything packaged together. That was the main motivation for doing it. And the movie and the other items were things that marketing said, "Hey things are available, what do you think?" And our opinion was that anything that makes it that much more special is a win. So those were thrown in as well.
GS: The latest figure Warner Bros. announced was 3 million for Mortal Kombat sales. Is there an updated figure available? If not, what does it mean to you, and to NetherRealm, to have your game appreciated by so many?
EB: I've heard other numbers, but I'm not at liberty to say. But it's continuing to do well. And we're very happy with the fact that it sold as well as it did. And it really is the first high-profile title from our studio, so for us it was always a big deal, that we come out with a bang and really put us on the map. We couldn't be happier, and we hope that this is one of even better things to come.
GS: Mortal Kombat was the fifth most searched gaming item on Google in 2011. What do you think drove so many to Google your game?
EB: I didn't know that stat, so that's pretty cool, considering all... [Read More]
Twitter conversation between Ed Boon (co-creator of Mortal Kombat) and Sid Shuman (PlayStation social media/community guy regarding D.I.C.E 2012 read below.
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Mr. Boon may have just confirmed what all fighting gamers were hoping for: a sequel to 2011′s Mortal Kombat reboot. For those who don’t know, D.I.C.E (Design, Innovate, Communicate, Entertain) is a summit where top video game designers from all over the world get together and discuss industry insider stuff. Things like “Where are we headed? What is the future?”, among many other questions all get answered. Now, while this doesn’t confirm the game will have any information to share with the public, it certainly shows that a new Mortal Kombat is still on the mind of NetherRealm Studios
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