Raiden into the night.

Eagerly anticipated retro fighting game archive Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection will “get over here” on 30th October, publisher Atari has announced.

It’s worth noting that if you want to own this compilation physically, the Blu-ray release won’t arrive until 12th December, so you’ll need to sit tight a little longer.

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Recapping the full lineup so far.

As expected, following recent comments, there’ll be no PS2 era Mortal Kombat games included on Digital Eclipse’s highly anticipated compilation, Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection.

There will, however, be Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero and Mortal Kombat: Special Forces.

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Fight.

The launch date for Digital Eclipse’s highly anticipated PS5 and PS4 virtual museum Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection may have leaked – and from an unlikely source at that!

Over the weekend, fans spotted a 29th September release attached to the product’s page on the Xbox app, which has now reverted to a placeholder window of 31st December.

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More announcements at Gamescom and PAX.

Digital Eclipse’s upcoming documentary-like Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection still has more games to reveal, but perhaps don’t expect the PS2 era of games to make the grade.

Speaking with IGN at Evo this weekend, Head of Production Stephen Frost revealed:

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It's all koming together.

Mortal Kombat Trilogy will be included as part of the Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection, which is due out on PS5 and PS4 later this year.

The 1996 revision of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 was not previously confirmed for the compilation, but was revealed as part of Evo earlier today.

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Citizen Cage.

Here’s your first look at the Mortal Kombat 2 movie from Warner Bros, starring New Zealand actor Karl Urban as washed-up film star Johnny Cage. It’s out in theatres, including IMAX, on 24th October.

Let’s start with the full-length trailer, because we suspect that’s what you’ve clicked on this page to see, right?

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An interactive archive of a legendary franchise.

Finally, finally Warner Bros has decided to “finish it” and partner with retro game collection specialists Digital Eclipse to bring the original Mortal Kombat games to PS5 and PS4.

Much like with Atari 50, Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection is more than just a compilation of retro fighting games: it’s a digital documentary, featuring behind-the-scenes footage and as many versions of the classics as the team could get their hands on.

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Fatality.

As expected, Mortal Kombat 1 developer NetherRealm Studios is moving on from its PS5 fighter.

Back when the team announced the Complete Edition of the game earlier in the month, many fans assumed it was Game Over for any future DLC or add-ons. That’s despite series creator Ed Boon promising the title would have “years of support”.

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Knock out.

It’s been less than two years since Mortal Kombat 1’s release, but it looks like NetherRealm Studios is already pulling the plug, after the fighter reportedly underperformed. It’s worth noting that this is a Mortal Kombat game, so it still topped five million units, but it did so slower than predecessors Mortal Kombat 11 and Mortal Kombat X.

First, let’s get to the news: Mortal Kombat 1: Definitive Edition is available now for $69.99. You can also purchase an upgrade pack from the base game for a pricey $59.99.

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Flawless victory royale.

Fortnite is collaborating with Mortal Kombat for its next big update, with several new character skins joining the previously released Sub-Zero.

The Scorpion outfit is available now in the Shop, and following a game update arriving tomorrow, 1st April 2025, the character will also feature on the Battle Royale island.

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