Serving as a rebirth for the franchise after lackluster entries that failed to garner critical or commercial acclaim, 2015’s Mortal Kombat X already brought many classic characters back into the fold. Over his decades in the gaming industry, Mortal Kombat co-creator Ed Boon has helped bring some of the most iconic characters in fighting game history to life, so it makes sense to finally bring them all together. RELATED: Ed Boon Polls Mortal Kombat Fans On Modes They Want To See Return in MK12 A NetherRealm Mega Game Would Have Over a Decade of Titles to Draw From And with multiple games in its back catalog to draw from, there’s no shortage of forgotten faces that could make a long-awaited reappearance. Although the roster of fighters in Mortal Kombat has continuously grown over time, some fan-favorite characters have been missing in action for years and their return in a crossover title would surely be welcome news to players. Ultimate may seem like an odd choice, it could help the Mortal Kombat franchise reinvent itself once again as it’s done so many times over the years. While taking cues from Nintendo’s colorful, kid-friendly brawler Super Smash Bros. By bringing together characters from across the studio’s past for an all-out bloody brawl, NetherRealm could let Mortal Kombat fans finally determine which fighter stands above all the rest. executive confirmed that Mortal Kombat 12 is in development during a quarterly earnings call earlier this year fans of the franchise have been speculating about what’s next in store for the series. Ultimate, and make Mortal Kombat 12 a crossover celebration of the studio’s storied legacy.
As NetherRealm Studios begins work on the next entry in its most famous franchise, the developer should follow the lead of Nintendo’s family-friendly fighter, Super Smash Bros.
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