Overview Officially released on November 16, 2008 in North America, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is a significant departure for 's long-running series. The game is a crossover between a selection of fighters and characters from the world of Comics. The game initially announced in April 2008 at Midway's annual press event in Las Vegas., the co-creator of the Mortal Kombat series, was on-hand to give the initial details and show a brief teaser trailer. At the time of the game's announcement, only four characters were confirmed as appearing in the game. How To Megaman X8 For Pc here. Scorpion and Sub-Zero represented the game's Mortal Kombat side.

Superman and Batman were the first two confirmed DC characters. Since that time, the full roster was released via press releases and updating showings of the game at trade shows for both the game and the comic industries. The game's backgrounds cover a variety of famous MK and DC locations. The story that justifies the tying together of these two groups involves the merging of universes. The chaos that ensues with the DC version of Earth begins coming together with MK's Earthrealm serves as the backdrop for the game.

Encase Forensics Software. The fighters become infected with 'kombat rage,' a state in which the urge to battle overtakes their entire body. This is what the game uses to justify situations where 'good' characters fight amongst themselves.

This is the first Mortal Kombat game developed for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 and it uses, also a first for the MK series. Along with the new engine, the game's fighting has been redesigned and moves away from the multiple unarmed and weapon-based fighting styles found in the previous PS2/Xbox/GCN games. Due to the game's crossover with DC Comics and the wider potential audience that brings, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe was built with an ESRB T (Teen) rating in mind. This means that the grisly fatalities that have become something of a calling card for the MK series are not present in MK vs. However, the game still has finishing moves. Midway has stated that it intended to push this game right up to the line that separates the ESRB's T rating from its M for Mature rating.