Top 10 Mortal Kombat X Fatalities (with VIDEO)

Mortal Kombat X introduced us to a lot of great fatalities, and here’s a look at 10 of the best, whether they’re outright clever or just gory as well. Check out one fan’s opinion and don’t forget to get a look at each of the fatalities with the included video!

Kirby: Canvas Curse – DS

When it comes to Kirby, most of us know what to expect. However, in an effort to do something really special with the DS, Nintendo came up with Kirby: Canvas Curse, a platforming game that only uses the stylus for movement. Creative? Innovative? Certainly! But how does it stack up when it comes to actually playing the game…?

Mortal Kombat X – PS4

Mortal Kombat X may be the best entry yet in the franchise. With a new approach to the story, a solid roster of familiar faces and new kombatants, and a handful of new mechanics, this is an experience that old and new fans of the series shouldn’t miss.

Mortal Kombat X Official Wired Fight Pad – PS4/PS3

Released alongside Mortal Kombat X was the official MKX Fight Pad, a throwback designed in the vein of the Genesis 6-button controller. It’s the perfect accessory for those of us who’ve had a difficult time adjusting to fighting games on more modern controllers.

Mario Kart 8 Version 2.0 (DLC) – Wii U

Mario Kart 8, ver. 2.0, introduced several subtle fixes and features that the fans had been requesting since release, including an onscreen map. Released alongside Version 2.0 was the Mercedes-Benz DLC and optional color palettes for Yoshi and Shy Guy.

Mortal Kombat X – Jason Voorhees Gets a Release Date!

Mortal Kombat X has officially become the series’ fastest selling game so far. Highly anticipated DLC has also fueled anticipation for the game, and we finally have a confirmed date for the first DLC character, Jason Vorhees. There are also rumors of even more DLC in the future…

Sidemeat – 20th Slice

This atypical slice of sidemeat looks at the Aral Sea. Located in Western Asia, it was once the 4th largest inland body of water. Due to Soviet canal projects initiated back in the 1960’s, the “sea” is now a shadow of its former self, largely replaced by a desert full of toxic dust and rusted fishing vessels.