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MP1st reported that Mackensi Emory's work history also names NetherRealm animator and stunt coordinator Jake Huang, who moved on to the studio's next project after Mortal Kombat 1. The same resume reportedly points to Injustice 3 directly, while listing Supergirl and Batwoman as motion-capture roles for NetherRealm Studios' unannounced fighting game. -
Good Gamer Group has posted a playtest listing for an unreleased AAA 2D fighting game, and the weekend session in Culver City, California, has already set off a wave of speculation about what the studio might be testing.
The listing is looking for experienced players who rank in the top 25% in a major 2D fighting game, and that detail, along with the AAA label, is what led many fans to suspect the hidden project could be Injustice 3. -
Portal MP1st spotted a LinkedIn profile of an anonymous artist working at Warner Bros. Games. In the projects section — with no vague wording or placeholders — one title is listed outright: Injustice 3. Alongside it are Hogwarts Legacy 2 and two unannounced projects. -
Fighting games continue to hold popularity among players. And in this genre, there remains a franchise whose leadership is hard to argue with. reported in NetherRealm Studios. -
Street Fighter 6 is still going strong! Capcom’s fighting game has set a new concurrent player record on Steam. -
FINISH HIM on Ice: Georgian Figure Skaters Recreate a ‘Mortal Kombat’ Battle at the Olympics — and the Winner Might Surprise You
At the Winter Olympics gala in Milan, Georgian figure skaters Anastasia Metelkina and Luka Berulaava took to the ice not with a traditional routine, but with a full-blown fighting game showdown. Berulaava portrayed Sub-Zero, while Metelkina stepped into the role of Kitana — and the two staged a complete duel right on the rink. -
More than three decades after the release of the original Mortal Kombat, one of the game’s actors has shared an unexpected discovery. Daniel Pesina — who portrayed Johnny Cage as well as Scorpion, Sub-Zero, and Reptile — has shown fans a previously unused Liu Kang fatality, filmed for the first game but never included in the final release. -
Sound designer and composer Dan Forden, best known as the man behind the iconic “Toasty!” Easter egg in Mortal Kombat, has announced his departure from NetherRealm Studios after more than three decades with the team. -
Warner Bros. pleased gamers this year with two major projects that finally made their way to PC. Mid-year, it was Mortal Kombat: Komplete Edition, and now Injustice: Gods Among Us has been released, and right away in the Ultimate Edition. This game had previously appeared on Android devices, but it looks like a pale shadow of what the full version is, which anyone can now finally experience.
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NetherRealm Studios’ creative director Ed Boon has opened up about how the Mortal Kombat franchise’s story has evolved over the years, and why the latest installment (MK1) took the series in a reboot direction. -
NetherRealm Studios has officially announced the end of post-launch support for Mortal Kombat 1. The studio shared the news on social media, confirming that no additional content will be released moving forward. -
Data miner multiversusie hinted that Warner Bros. may have given the green light for the development of Injustice 3. Previously, the insider leaked reliable information about updates and characters for MultiVersus, another project of the company. -
Mortal Kombat fans have picked their favorite guest DLC character from the iconic fighting game series. The poll, which unfolded over four rounds, saw gamers vote for the most beloved crossover fighter. -
NetherRealm Studios’ creative director is running an online poll to determine which guest DLC character from the Mortal Kombat fighting games is the community’s all-time favorite. The voting will take place in four rounds. -
«Visual poetry» — Gamers are impressed by new Sub-Zero and Scorpion skins in Mortal Kombat 1 from MKX
A recent update for Mortal Kombat 1 introduced the T-1000 from Terminator 2 and Madame Bo (cameo) to the game. Another addition was the extra skins, particularly the Sub-Zero and Scorpion skins recreated from Mortal Kombat X. -
Recently, images from the movie Mortal Kombat 2 surfaced online, showcasing Kitana, Shao Kahn, Scorpion, and Johnny Cage. Following this, new screenshots from the fighting game Mortal Kombat 1 were released, featuring new skins for these characters. -
Entertainment Weekly has shared the first stills of Mortal Kombat 2 featuring iconic characters from the series. Recall that the film will premiere in theaters on October 25. -
Fans of Terminator have dissected the latest gameplay trailer for Mortal Kombat 1, which showcases T-1000, voiced by Patrick Wilson. YouTuber Ben-Gun analyzed the footage, highlighting all the Easter eggs tied to the character. -
The creators of Mortal Kombat 1 have released a full gameplay trailer for the next DLC character—the T-1000 from Terminator 2. The cybernetic assassin will be available in early access on March 18, with a full release set for March 25. -
Recently, a new feature was discovered in the files of Mortal Kombat 1, which is currently absent from the base version of the game. This feature is known as Hara-Kiri. It's a type of finisher where the character kills themselves.
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