Mortal Kombat 2 takes the original formula and turns the intensity up several notches with more fighters, new arenas, additional special moves, and an even greater supply of spectacular finishing techniques. The roster is packed with memorable characters, each offering a distinct fighting style and personality. Combat feels faster and more refined, while the expanded content gives players plenty of reasons to keep practicing. Every victory feels dramatic, particularly when a carefully executed finishing move ends the match. The game's message is simple: martial arts tournaments are much more exciting when nobody has health insurance.
Computer Gaming World (1995): "When you get right down to it, MORTAL KOMBAT II is a rough and tough, macho action gamers' game. But more importantly, it's a whole lot of fun, particularly when you're fighting a friend. While the blood and guts might disturb some people, those people are hereby warned to stay a way. For those that remain, the arena is taking all-corners, and I've got a head-butt with all of your names on it."
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Status: NOT abandonware Also published for: Game Gear, Genesis/Mega Drive, SNES, Game Boy, Amiga, Master System, Saturn, PlayStation Abandonware DOS views: 13512
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