Mortal Kombat Vs DC Universe (PS3)

The first thing that springs to mind when loading up Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is simply: “weird mix”. MK’s vicious, gothic clique are naturally at home in the dank, seediness of Earthrealm, which has for so long been synonymous with the series, yet the black humour and excessive violence seems rather ill-fitting for the (mostly) wholesome visiting cast of DC superheroes and villains. Of all the dream “vs.” combinations, it’s hard to picture even the most creative of fans yearning to see Sub-Zero encasing Wonder Woman in ice, or baying for Superman to laser-beam psychotic thug Kano in the ... more

This game truly creates a back to basics feel to fight games, Switching emphasis back to the great moves that differenciate characters, rather than concentrating on the amount of gore in scenes! The action in MK Vs DC is 3D in style. You are able to move left and right as well as back and forth. You can also sidestep which is quite useful at times. But the majority of the actio plays out in 2D, thus adding to the back to basics feel of combat but also returning to the good old roots of Mortal Kombat. Also there are only a total of 22 characters available to choose from. A bit of a short choice ... more

Mortal Kombat v Dc univerese is a decent enough game. It is a game that cant really change all that much every year as it is limited basic stage fighting. There are a few different changes it is a crossover from midway games to warner bros. This was the last title to be published by midway games as it has went bankrupt and I think this was their eleventh edition. Although you can fight with the mortal kombat charcters or the dc univerese characters. A good wee twist to spice up and change the game from its previous releases. The other thing I like about the game is you can choose story mode ... more