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Mortal Kombat X: A Game Guide

NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as nee
 ded.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1
 .10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to 
 purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a g
 rittier edge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his c
 heap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.
 ***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatal
 ities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase t
 he machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier ed
 ge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tacti
 cs.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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Mortal Kombat X: A Game Guide

NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as nee
 ded.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1
 .10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to 
 purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a g
 rittier edge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his c
 heap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.
 ***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatal
 ities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase t
 he machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier ed
 ge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tacti
 cs.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as nee
 ded.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1
 .10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to 
 purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a g
 rittier edge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his c
 heap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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Mortal Kombat X: A Game Guide

NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.
 ***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatal
 ities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase t
 he machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier ed
 ge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tacti
 cs.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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Mortal Kombat X: A Game Guide

NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.
 ***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatal
 ities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase t
 he machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier ed
 ge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tacti
 cs.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as nee
 ded.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1
 .10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to 
 purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a g
 rittier edge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his c
 heap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.
 ***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatal
 ities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase t
 he machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier ed
 ge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tacti
 cs.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as nee
 ded.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1
 .10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to 
 purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a g
 rittier edge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his c
 heap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as nee
 ded.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1
 .10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to 
 purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a g
 rittier edge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his c
 heap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as nee
 ded.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1
 .10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to 
 purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a g
 rittier edge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his c
 heap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.
 ***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatal
 ities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase t
 he machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier ed
 ge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tacti
 cs.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text.  If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction.  It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.
 ***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers.  As a gamer who doesn't actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these.  These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatal
 ities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II.  Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase t
 he machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible could've sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombat's release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades.  The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off.  It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game.  The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier ed
 ge.  Noone was quite sure whether there'd be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws.  Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance.  By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midway's last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode.  It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,.  The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very  reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tacti
 cs.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions aren't due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves.  What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=b

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text. If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called living document and currently under construction. It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as nee
 ded.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1
 .10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to 
 purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a g
 rittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his c
 heap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text. If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called "living document" and currently under construction. It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.
 ***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatal
 ities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase t
 he machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier ed
 ge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tacti
 cs.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the "last gen" versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=bforward=fup=udown=dx

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NoticeThis version of the guide is no longer being updated.You can find the most current version here.The original contents have been preserved here, partially for posterity and also due to a lack of knowledge on what the policy is for posting newer versions of guides as a link and removing the rest of the text. If the moderators of this forum wish to clarify what the situation is, please feel free.Guide contentThis guide is a so-called living document and currently under construction. It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as nee
 ded.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1
 .10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to 
 purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a g
 rittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his c
 heap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A

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This guide is a so-called living document and currently under construction. It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-
 mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Street
 fighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, cause
 d Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the mo
 st distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What fol
 lows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A(x/cross)=3b(circle)=4right bumper(r1)=rbright trigger(r2)=rtleft bumper(l1)=lbLeft trigger(l2)=ltV. Videos.Below are links to traillers, gameplay and other miscellaneous content related to MKX. Ive done my best to find videos that dont have content warnings on to avoid issues with people requiring youtube accounts to watch them, though be advised a large amount of this content isnt suitable for those under

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This guide is a so-called living document and currently under construction. It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-
 mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Street
 fighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, cause
 d Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the mo
 st distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What fol
 lows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A(x/cross)=3b(circle)=4right bumper(r1)=rbright trigger(r2)=rtleft bumper(l1)=lbLeft trigger(l2)=ltV. Videos.Below are links to traillers, gameplay and other miscellaneous content related to MKX. Ive done my best to find videos that dont have content warnings on to avoid issues with people requiring youtube accounts to watch them, though be advised a large amount of this content isnt suitable for those under

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This guide is a so-called living document and currently under construction. It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-
 mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Street
 fighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, cause
 d Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the mo
 st distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What fol
 lows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A(x/cross)=3b(circle)=4right bumper(r1)=rbright trigger(r2)=rtleft bumper(l1)=lbLeft trigger(l2)=ltV. Videos.Below are links to traillers, gameplay and other miscellaneous content related to MKX. Ive done my best to find videos that dont have content warnings on to avoid issues with people requiring youtube accounts to watch them, though be advised a large amount of this content isnt suitable for those under

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This guide is a so-called living document and currently under construction. It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-
 mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Street
 fighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, cause
 d Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the mo
 st distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What fol
 lows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A(x/cross)=3b(circle)=4right bumper(r1)=rbright trigger(r2)=rtleft bumper(l1)=lbLeft trigger(l2)=ltV. Videos.Below are links to traillers, gameplay and other miscellaneous content related to MKX. Ive done my best to find videos that dont have content warnings on to avoid issues with people requiring youtube accounts to watch them, though be advised a large amount of this content isnt suitable for those under

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This guide is a so-called living document and currently under construction. It will hopefully expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited where possible.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-
 mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when the full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Stages.7. Story Mode.8. Practice Mode.9. Alternative control methods.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Street
 fighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, cause
 d Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the mo
 st distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What fol
 lows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notationback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A(x/cross)=3b(circle)=4right bumper(r1)=rbright trigger(r2)=rtleft bumper(l1)=lbLeft trigger(l2)=ltV. Videos.Below are links to traillers, gameplay and other miscellaneous content related to MKX. Ive done my best to find videos that dont have content warnings on to avoid issues with people requiring youtube accounts to watch them, though be advised a large amount of this content isnt suitable for those under

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This guide is currently under construction and will expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited as added.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnin
 gs (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Story Mode.unnumbered: conclusionsI. Mortal Kombat: The Series.Mortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convens
 ions of traditional fightig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, n
 ew beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that i
 ncluded in the previous game, with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less li
 kely.controller input=in-guide notationback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A(x/cross)=3b(circle)=4right bumper(r1)=rbright trigger(r2)=rtleft bumper(l1)=lbLeft trigger(l2)=ltV. Videos.Below are links to traillers, gameplay and other miscellaneous content related to MKX. Ive done my best to find videos that dont have content warnings on to avoid issues with people requiring youtube accounts to watch them, though be advised a large amount of this content isnt suitable for those under the age of 18.Mortal Kombat X [CGI] announcement trailerSony Press Conference E3 trailerRaiden Reveal Trailer

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This guide is currently under construction and will expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited as added.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnin
 gs (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Story Mode.unnumbered: conclusionsMortal Kombat: The SeriesMortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fi
 ghtig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos were sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines. An example can be foundhere, thanks to YourMKArcadeSource on youtube, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAf
 ter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game,
  with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notat
 ionback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A(x/cross)=3b(circle)=4right bumper(r1)=rbright trigger(r2)=rtleft bumper(l1)=lbLeft trigger(l2)=ltV. Videos.Below are links to traillers, gameplay and other miscellaneous content related to MKX. Ive done my best to find videos that dont have content warnings on to avoid issues with people requiring youtube accounts to watch them, though be advised a large amount of this content isnt suitable for those under the age of 18.Mortal Kombat X [CGI] announcement trailerSony Press Conference E3 trailerRaiden Reveal Trailer**Extra bonus

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This guide is currently under construction and will expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited as added.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnin
 gs (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Story Mode.unnumbered: conclusionsMortal Kombat: The SeriesMortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fi
 ghtig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos, such as this one brought to you curtacy of YourMKArcadeSource on youtubewere sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the b
 ancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unl
 ockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notation
 back=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A(x/cross)=3b(circle)=4right bumper(r1)=rbright trigger(r2)=rtleft bumper(l1)=lbLeft trigger(l2)=ltV. Videos.Below are links to traillers, gameplay and other miscellaneous content related to MKX. Ive done my best to find videos that dont have content warnings on to avoid issues with people requiring youtube accounts to watch them, though be advised a large amount of this content isnt suitable for those under the age of 18.Mortal Kombat X [CGI] announcement trailerSony Press Conference E3 trailerRaiden Reveal Trailer**Extra bonus

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This guide is currently under construction and will expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited as added.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnin
 gs (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Story Mode.unnumbered: conclusionsMortal Kombat: The SeriesMortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fi
 ghtig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos were sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines. An example can be foundhere, thanks to YourMKArcadeSource on youtube, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAf
 ter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game,
  with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notat
 ionback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A(x/cross)=3b(circle)=4right bumper(r1)=rbright trigger(r2)=rtleft bumper(l1)=lbLeft trigger(l2)=ltV. Videos.Below are links to traillers, gameplay and other miscellaneous content related to MKX. Ive done my best to find videos that dont have content warnings on to avoid issues with people requiring youtube accounts to watch them, though be advised a large amount of this content isnt suitable for those under the age of 18.Mortal Kombat X [CGI] announcement traillerSony Press Conference E3 trailler***more videos to be added to fill

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This guide is currently under construction and will expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited as added.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnin
 gs (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.V. Videos.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Story Mode.unnumbered: conclusionsMortal Kombat: The SeriesMortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fi
 ghtig games of the era, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos were sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines. An example can be foundhere, thanks to YourMKArcadeSource on youtube, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAf
 ter the bancruptcy of Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game,
  with unlockable characters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.III. Mortal Kombat X systems and versions.Mortal Kombat X is due to release for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.PS4, Xbox One and PC are due to release on April 14th 2015, but the last gen versions arent due to release until later in the year, some time in June if the speculations are to be believed.IV. Input guidemost fighting game guides have an input key somewhere to help players understand how to input the moves. What follows is the key for when using a controller - PC commands may be listed at a later time, but as using a controller is recommended for fighting games this is less likely.controller input=in-guide notat
 ionback=bforward=fup=udown=dx(square)=1Y(triangle)=2A(x/cross)=3b(circle)=4right bumper(r1)=rbright trigger(r2)=rtleft bumper(l1)=lbLeft trigger(l2)=ltV. Videos.Below are links to traillers, gameplay and other miscellaneous content related to MKX. Ive done my best to find videos that dont have content warnings on to avoid issues with people requiring youtube accounts to watch them, though be advised a large amount of this content isnt suitable for those under the age of 18.Mortal Kombat X [CGI] announcement traillerSony Press Conference E3 trailler***more videos to be added to fill

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This guide is currently under construction and will expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited as added.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnin
 gs (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Story Mode.unnumbered: conclusionsMortal Kombat: The SeriesMortal Kombat as a franchise started in the early 90s, around the time of Streetfighter II. Midway and the team of Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden created a fighting game that utilised a number of the convensions of traditional fightig games of the er
 a, whilst setting new trends at the same time.Promotional videos were sent round to arcade game operators to encourage them to purchase the machines. An example can be foundhere, thanks to YourMKArcadeSource on youtube, with a few interesting comments made by the voiceover that it is possible couldve sparked off new mini games later in the series (like test your might being refered to as being able to test your strike).At the time of Mortal Kombats release, a lot of parents were shocked by the violence in the game, something that was uncommon at the time in such open situations as arcades. The uproar that was mostly caused by the media and the complaints of parents, most notable in America, caused Mortal kombat to be known today as the game that essentially started the ESRB games rating system.Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginningsAfter the bancruptcy of
  Midway in 2008, the Mortal Kombat franchise was sold off. It was uncertain as to what would happen, but in 2010, traillers were released showcasing a new Mortal Kombat game. The sound design had changed from Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe, taking on a grittier edge. Noone was quite sure whether thered be a subtitle or a number, but when none was revealed, fans began to call it MK9 or MK 2011.This was the first game by Netherrealm studios and the first game to feature only Mortal Kombat characters on the seventh generation of consoles and it was very much worth the wait, as a number of fans will attest to, in spite of its flaws. Fatalities were back with a vengence, babalities returned and stage fatalities even put in an appearance. By far the most distinguishing feature, partially carried over from Midways last Mortal Kombat related title, was story mode. It was longer than that included in the previous game, with unlockable char
 acters and two on one fights which, when played on higher difficulty levels seemed almost unfair,. The thing that made story mode a hassle for some players was a final boss who seems very reminiscent of his roots in the original games in terms of his cheap tactics.

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This guide is currently under construction and will expand as time goes on with resources from various internet sites, which will be credited as added.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:SPOILER[spoiler text]endspoiler**end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnin
 gs (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X: systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Story Mode.unnumbered: conclusionsMortal Kombat: The Series

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This guide is currently under construction and will expand as time goes on with resources form various internet sites, which will be credited as added.***Disclaimer***If the moderators of this forum believe this guide to be in violation of any of the rules or stipulations that govern this forum, please inform me via private message and I will be happy to adjust/take it down as needed.***end of disclaimer*a note about spoilers**As this guide expands, there will be spoilers. Of course, there will As a gamer who doesnt actually like things being spoilt (accept in exceptional circumstances), I will put spoiler warnings around these. These will be presented as follows:***spoiler warning***[spoiler text]***end of spoiler warning*end of note**Table of contentsI. Mortal Kombat: The series (mk1-mkvsdcu/mk8).II. Mortal Kombat: New generation, new beginnings (reboot).III. Mortal Kombat X
 : systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.1. Game mechanics.1.01. Variations.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters and variations.(sections will be listed here when full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Story Mode.unnumbered: conclusions

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 : systems and versions (list of consoles/systems).IV. Input guide.1. Game mechanics.1.1. Ground movement.1.2. Jumping.1.3. Blocking.1.4. Running.1.5. Special Moves.1.6. Enhanced special moves.1.7. Throws.1.8. Interactibles.1.9. Brutalities.1.10. Fatalities.2. Characters.(sections will be listed here when full roster is released)3. Starting the game for the first time.3.1. Menu layout.3.2. Accessibility mode.4. Tutorial.5. Kombos.6. Story Mode.unnumbered: conclusions

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