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| − | '''Mortal Kombat''' is a series of highly [[violent video games|violent]] fighting [[video games]] | + | '''Mortal Kombat''' is a series of highly [[violent video games|violent]] fighting [[video games]]. They feature graphic [[violence]], [[satanism]], [[suicide]] and unreal amounts of [[blood]] spilling. A particular source of controversy is a feature called Fatality, where the winner of the combat ruthlessly executes his opponent in a gruesome fashion that varies with the performing character. |
| − | The early versions for the [[Nintendo]] home systems fixed some of the | + | The early versions for the [[Nintendo]] home systems fixed some of the questionable issues in the game, (most notably blood) but the game still contained plenty of adult-only material. |
| − | The gameplay consists of a fighting match between two characters, | + | The gameplay consists of a fighting match between two characters, who can punch, kick, jump, duck, block and perform special moves depending on the character being used. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 05:39, February 9, 2009
Mortal Kombat is a series of highly violent fighting video games. They feature graphic violence, satanism, suicide and unreal amounts of blood spilling. A particular source of controversy is a feature called Fatality, where the winner of the combat ruthlessly executes his opponent in a gruesome fashion that varies with the performing character.
The early versions for the Nintendo home systems fixed some of the questionable issues in the game, (most notably blood) but the game still contained plenty of adult-only material.
The gameplay consists of a fighting match between two characters, who can punch, kick, jump, duck, block and perform special moves depending on the character being used.