With a press release alongside the announcement, it was then confirmed that the title would only be a port of the three arcade versions of the titles, and not an HD conversion as had been planned before. However, the listings were quickly pulled, and no news of the game would surface until it was formally announced in May 2011 as Mortal Kombat Kollection. Both had claimed that the title was to be released in November 2010, less than half of a year before Mortal Kombat (2011) was to be released.Ī development mock-up featuring Kitana's biography from MKII. Though the project was never formally announced until it was to be released as a digital-download set of arcade ports, listings for a retail-priced physical game were spotted on the online retailers GAME and GameStop. While the full scope of the project was to never see the light of day, the 3 games would be released in their arcade form to Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Windows PC as Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection. The remake was to be a complete overhaul of the games, featuring brand-new digitized sprites for all of the characters across all 3 games, new sound effects, and a UI and asset overhaul to visually upgrade the game to modern standards.
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