A recent update to the Steam registry has spotted what looks to be the 2011 fighting title Mortal Kombat, further pushing rumours that NetherRealm Studios and Warner Bros could be gearing up a PC announcement soon. According to DSOGaming, all of the achievements for the PC title have been transferred over, with a recent update to the database suggesting something is in the works.
Mortal Kombat will finally get an Australian release next month, The R18+ Komplete Edition hits PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on May 1, for $40 – something of a bragain price, especially given it includes all DLC released in the interim. The original 2011 was refused classification, but thanks to the introduction of an R18+ ratings category (for “high impact violence, blood and gore”) on January 1, Australians can now legally get their hands on NetherRealm’s fighter.
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A release date for Mortal Kombat has now been confirmed via EB Games. The listing shows the game will finally be out from May 29, 2013. The game they’re selling is the “Komplete Edition” which includes all of the DLC fighters.
Bear in mind, this does not include the state of Queensland. Queensland still hasn’t passed the R18+ legislation.
Mortal Kombat: Komplete Edition will be available on the PS3 and Xbox 360. There was no listing for the PS Vita version
It was arguably the most high profile game to ever be refused classification in Australia but now Mortal Kombat, released in 2011, has finally been classified in Australia after the original game failed twice, and the handheld version was also deemed to violent for Australians. Now, post the introduction of an R18+ rating in Australia, Mortal Kombat has finally been classified at R18+.
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