Now Playing: Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance Video Review It suffices to say that a group of fighters, some good and some evil, have gotten together to duke it out to the death, and the safety of the entire Earth realm is at stake.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's There's definitely more to it than that, though, and the storyline portions of the game are passable, but the exact specifics are better left to FAQ authors and the hardest of the series' hard-core fanbase. The duo quickly take over the role of "evil masterminds" and set about on their deadly plan to take over the world. The subtitle refers to a pact between the series' two most evil playable characters, Shang Tsung and Quan Chi.
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Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance attempts to reinvent the series from the ground up. Mortal Kombat fans should find in Deadly Alliance a surprisingly well done sequel. But, surprisingly enough, that's far from true. Given the series' somewhat recent failures, it isn't difficult to assume that the latest Mortal Kombat would be another disappointing 3D fighter with a layer of blood splashed on top.
Some attempts were made to spin off characters from the series into their own games, resulting in a decent game based on Sub-Zero and an absolute low point for the series in a game based on Jax. By the time Mortal Kombat 4 came around, though, the arcade market wasn't in particularly good shape, and the new game's lackluster cookie-cutter gameplay and unimpressive 3D graphics didn't win it many fans.
Many people still regard Mortal Kombat II as the pinnacle of the series, though Mortal Kombat 3's faster gameplay and pumped-up combo system certainly added a lot to the series.
But even though the series expanded outside the video game realm, the core product's quality waned.
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Over the years, it became a gigantic mythos, spawning movies, action figures, comic books, cartoons, and even a live-action TV show. The original game had a distinctly gritty feel that aimed for photo-realism mixed with fantastic scenes of unprecedented gore. Back in the early '90s, the fighting series started out in arcades as one of the first viable alternatives to the juggernaut that was Capcom's Street Fighter II.
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