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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen emperor Shao Kahn invokes a Mortal Kombat tournament rematch, Raiden gathers his Earthrealm warriors and takes them into Outworld.When emperor Shao Kahn invokes a Mortal Kombat tournament rematch, Raiden gathers his Earthrealm warriors and takes them into Outworld.When emperor Shao Kahn invokes a Mortal Kombat tournament rematch, Raiden gathers his Earthrealm warriors and takes them into Outworld.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
Ho-Sung Pak
- Liu Kang
- (as Hosung Pak)
Phillip Ahn
- Shang Tsung
- (as Phillip Ahn M.D.)
Steve Ritchie
- Shao Kahn
- (voix)
Dan Forden
- The 'Toasty!' Guy
- (voix)
- (as Dan [Toasty] Forden)
Steve Beran
- Shadow Priest
- (non crédité)
Brian Glynn
- Shao Kahn
- (non crédité)
Elizabeth Malecki
- Sonya Blade
- (non crédité)
Joshua Y. Tsui
- Sub-Zero
- (non crédité)
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This game improves on some of the problems of the original: the characters and fighting stages were kinda bland in those games, but here the original characters look more colourful (Liu Kang, Tsang Shung) and the new character look great (Baraka, Mileena). The backgrounds are now better and bizarre, unlike the bland ones in the original. A truly fun (though disturbing) game.
Mortal Kombat II is, without a doubt, the best fighting game ever made. As graphics and sound quality are irrelevant factors in game quality, the 16-bit sound and video on its Super Nintendo version are more than sufficient (as a side note, despite its obsolete technology, the SNES is still the best console ever because the games made for it were more fun than any game on any other system with the possible exceptions of Red Faction for the PS-2 and Perfect Dark for the N64). What makes MKII so wonderful is in the personality its characters have and the well-developed game mechanics.
A problem with too many games in the fighting genre is that the developers decided to subdivide attacks by strength or speed (Killer Instinct is the worst offender). I always enjoyed the fact that the Mortal Kombat series divided by height (Low Punch/High Punch, Low Kick/High Kick) instead. Also, the Mortal Kombat series is alone in having a meaningful block function (absent from the Street Fighter series, as well as Killer Instinct, Primal Rage, and Virtua Fighter). Beyond that, special moves are meaningful and distinct, and although some have the same basic principle (for instance, Scorpion's harpoon, Sub-Zero's freeze, and Reptile's force ball are all projectile attacks to disable an opponent), they all look and act differently (in the previous example, the freeze does no damage, the force ball is the slowest attack in the game and easily jumped over, and the harpoon can be stopped if Scorpion's hit while it's in the air).
Anyway, the point is, Mortal Kombat II, particularly with a human opponent, is incredible fun. I play between 2 and 3 hours a week against other people, still. This is the finest fighting game ever made, and it's worth the 40 bucks or so to buy a used Super Nintendo just to play it.
A problem with too many games in the fighting genre is that the developers decided to subdivide attacks by strength or speed (Killer Instinct is the worst offender). I always enjoyed the fact that the Mortal Kombat series divided by height (Low Punch/High Punch, Low Kick/High Kick) instead. Also, the Mortal Kombat series is alone in having a meaningful block function (absent from the Street Fighter series, as well as Killer Instinct, Primal Rage, and Virtua Fighter). Beyond that, special moves are meaningful and distinct, and although some have the same basic principle (for instance, Scorpion's harpoon, Sub-Zero's freeze, and Reptile's force ball are all projectile attacks to disable an opponent), they all look and act differently (in the previous example, the freeze does no damage, the force ball is the slowest attack in the game and easily jumped over, and the harpoon can be stopped if Scorpion's hit while it's in the air).
Anyway, the point is, Mortal Kombat II, particularly with a human opponent, is incredible fun. I play between 2 and 3 hours a week against other people, still. This is the finest fighting game ever made, and it's worth the 40 bucks or so to buy a used Super Nintendo just to play it.
"Mortal Kombat 2" remains the best of the MK-series, and can be fun to play even after all these years. MK 2 adds better graphics faster gameplay and a whole host of enhancements and improvements over the original game. The amount of blood has been greatly increased and there are lots of new finishing moves for the old and new characters. The atmosphere of this classic game is what lifts it above its younger brothers.
10/10
10/10
"Mortal Kombat II," out just a year after the original, is one of the greatest video game sequels of all time. Returning some characters from the first (Liu Kang, Johnny Cage, Rayden, Reptile, and Shang Tsung) and introducing new characters (Kitana, Mileena, Jade, Jax, Kung Lao, and Baraka) and new stage fatalities (and character fatalities), it's the greatest in kombative entertainment. Ed Boon and John Tobias are geniuses in my book. "Mortal Kombat 3" was just a few years down the road, but it's also easy to appreciate how far kombat has come since 1992. "Deadly Alliance," "Deception," "Shaolin Monks," and the upcoming "Armageddon" are masterpieces of bloody marvelous martial arts action. "Mortal Kombat" forever!
10Mr_JM84
This is by far the best fighting game of all time and is by far the best in the MK series. The first MK game was great and this one is even better with more fighters including new fighters and more special moves and more fatalities and more stage fatalities, plus it has some additional finishing moves with friendships and babalities.
The graphics and gameplay are even better then the first and there are also two new bosses to fight as well.
My favourtie fighters in this game are Jax and Baraka
Well iv'e pretty much said everything there is to say about this great game and all i can say now is long live Mortal Kombat.
The graphics and gameplay are even better then the first and there are also two new bosses to fight as well.
My favourtie fighters in this game are Jax and Baraka
Well iv'e pretty much said everything there is to say about this great game and all i can say now is long live Mortal Kombat.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe name of the hidden character Noob Saibot is the last names of game creators Ed Boon and John Tobias spelt backwards.
- GaffesWhen Kitana performs her "kiss of death" fatality on Liu Kang, his forearm bands disappear.
- Crédits fousThe Super NES version of the game features a hidden intro: Shao Kahn walks next to the Acclaim Entertainment logo and taunts it while Kintaro walks in from the right and uses his teleport stomp attack to bend it downwards.
- Versions alternativesThe Sega Genesis version has a hidden finishing move that does not appear on any other platform of the game. Via a cheat menu, Rayden players on the armory stage can turn a defeated opponent into a small guy in a cheesy tuxedo, and the game calls this a "Fergality". This cheat menu also turns on a different "Toasty" face and accesses a hidden Blue Portal stage.
- ConnexionsEdited into Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection (2025)
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