Interactive as the publisher was apparently unconvinced that the game would sell enough to justify the costs of making it. The petition was created by a developer called Eyeballistic that is said to have gotten the support of Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon to produce a Mortal Kombat Trilogy remake back in 2016, only for the idea to get shot down by Warner Bros. A petition posted to is asking for a Mortal Kombat Trilogy remake using Unreal Engine 5. No one involved with the Mortal Kombat franchise in an official capacity has given any indication that a Mortal Kombat Trilogy remake could be in the works, but fans are calling for it to happen. Considering this, it's understandable that fans would want to see the game made available on modern platforms. Mortal Kombat Trilogy gave fans of NetherRealm's fighting game franchise the chance to play as characters from all three games that released at that point and made a number of new gameplay innovations that helped it become one of the franchise's more popular console releases. Sources: Nintendo Enthusiast, calactyte/YouTube ( 1, 2), Change.In 1996, Midway published Mortal Kombat Trilogy, which was an updated version of Mortal Kombat 3 that featured content from the original Mortal Kombat as well as Mortal Kombat 2. Next: Mortal Kombat 12 Roster Art Shows A New Armageddon Mashup
has not commented on the remaster petition, fans seem enthralled by the potential return of the retro title. While this combination may sound strange, the Unreal Engine 5 concept video created by Eyeballistic Games proves that the mash-up could actually work. Rumors suggest that MK12 will reuse the combat and customization systems introduced in MK11, but will also bring back any missing characters from 2011's Mortal Kombat and 2015's Mortal Kombat X.Ĭapitalizing on nostalgia for one of the industry's most beloved fighting game series, a Mortal Kombat Trilogyremaster could combine modern graphics with a classic art style and gameplay system. Developer NetherRealm Studios recently ended post-launch support of Mortal Kombat 11, and Mortal Kombat 12 leaks suggest that the series' next installment will act as an enormous add-on to its predecessor. While thousands of fans want to see a remaster of the retro Mortal Kombat Trilogy, other fans look towards the fighting game franchise's future. Nintendo Enthusiast also reports that the Mortal Kombat Trilogy remaster petition, found on, has now surpassed 15,000 signatures. One video sees Scorpion and Baraka squaring off in the Temple from Mortal Kombat 3, while the other shows the two kombatants preparing to duel down in The Pit. The two videos show off very impressive recreations of characters and stages from the 1996 title, though no actual combat is shown. Related: PlayStation Gaming Holiday Cards Include Ratchet & Clank, Mortal KombatĪs reported by Nintendo Enthusiast, Eyeballistic Games has created proof-of-concept videos for a Mortal Kombat Trilogy remake within Unreal Engine 5. Nostalgia has led to a popular Mortal Kombat Trilogy remaster petition, with independent developer Eyeballistic Games intent on handling the project. New mechanics, like the Brutality finishing move and secret character Chameleon, have made the combative collection a highly-regarded classic. Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3's entire expansive roster was made available, and playable characters Johnny Cage, Raiden and Baraka were brought back from prior installments. The title's story and combat system was reused from Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, retaining the series' signature focus on gory over-the-top finishing moves and unique special abilities for each character. Released in 1996, Mortal Kombat Trilogy brought the arcade franchise's first three installments to home consoles and combined their contents into a single package. Recently fans have petitioned for the development of a Mortal Kombat Trilogy remake, with 4K images proving the project's worth.
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The classic fighting game series first hit arcades in 1992, and it has since expanded with sequels, spin-offs and adaptations in other media. An impressive video of a proposed Mortal Kombat Trilogyremake, created in Unreal Engine 5, shows how brutally beautiful the project could become.
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