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Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero

  • Video Game
  • 1997
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5.7/10
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Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero (1997)
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The story of mortal kombat fighter Sub zero, a ninja who accidently gives a spiritual amulet to evil sorcerer Quan chi.The story of mortal kombat fighter Sub zero, a ninja who accidently gives a spiritual amulet to evil sorcerer Quan chi.The story of mortal kombat fighter Sub zero, a ninja who accidently gives a spiritual amulet to evil sorcerer Quan chi.

  • Directors
    • Bill O'Neil
    • Dimitrios Tianis
  • Writers
    • Ed Boon
    • John Tobias
  • Stars
    • John Turk
    • Richard Divizio
    • Michael Garvey
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    5.7/10
    410
    YOUR RATING
    • Directors
      • Bill O'Neil
      • Dimitrios Tianis
    • Writers
      • Ed Boon
      • John Tobias
    • Stars
      • John Turk
      • Richard Divizio
      • Michael Garvey
    • 9User reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    John Turk
    John Turk
    • Sub-Zero…
    Richard Divizio
    • Quan Chi…
    Michael Garvey
    • Rayden…
    Lia Montelongo
    • Sareena
    Kerri Hoskins
    • Kia
    • (as Kerry Hoskins)
    Rachel Hebert
    • Jataaka (Game)
    Erica Grace
    Erica Grace
    • Jataaka (FMV)
    Gary Wingert
    • Shinnok
    Anthony Marquez
    • Wind God
    • (as Tony Marquez)
    • …
    Brian Glynn
    • Water God…
    Sal DiVita
    • Scorpion (FMV)
    • (as Sal Divita)
    Kyle Wyatt
    Kyle Wyatt
    • Mob Leader
    • (voice)
    • Directors
      • Bill O'Neil
      • Dimitrios Tianis
    • Writers
      • Ed Boon
      • John Tobias
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    8insomniac_rod

    Spectacular new take on the MK world.

    I really tried to like this game because I'm a hard core, die hard fan of anything related to MORTAL KOMBAT.

    The concept is great and so is the game play because the game has unique action sequences that will make you remember about the controls of MK and MK II. I truly enjoyed the fighting techniques because MK game-play have always been attractive for avid action and fighting games. The combo system is similar to MK III so you can't go wrong with the game-play.

    I always thought I was playing a Chinese action movie. The scenarios are just great; dark, stylish, great atmosphere but best of all, a feeling of uncertainty when the evil characters appear.

    The graphics are truly great! The digital graphics combined with 2D and 3D in some cases is really attractive and will make you enjoy the hard and difficult scenarios and enemies.

    The sound is also pretty cool with martial arts music and some intense classical MK sounds.

    My advice is, get this game but only if you are a fan of the MK games. Otherwise, play it with low expectations because if you are not into the world of MK, you will likely have a hard time trying to like it.
    action-6

    I hate this game!

    The "Mortal Kombat"-series used to be great, but the series has gone straight down the toilet, thanks to the poor quality of the newer games, games like "Mortal Kombat Mythologies"(MKM) MKM is a platform game with lame visuals and a very poor control system, the video-clips in the playstation-version were okay, but it is the gameplay that counts, and there isn`t a lot of gameplay to be found in this game. Avoid it!

    2/10
    4thewag777

    Great Idea, poorly implemented

    This game has an excellent story line, and I don't mind the retro 2-D fighting style. However, this game is ruined by terrible controls. The pressing a button to change directions is annoying, but I could live with that with practice. The fighting was choppy, but even that is forgivable for me, for I am accustomed to old games like the original Mortal Kombat, an old favorite of mine.

    I cannot, however, get over the extreme difficulty of jumping from ledges. He jumps merely by pressing up on the control pad, and that is so easy to do accidentally. I have fallen to my death too many times when I either had no intention of jumping or was unable to jump when I needed to. Unfortunately, jumping from ledges is nearly half the darn game. So, half of it is ruined. With the easy difficulty, I was able to have a lot of lives, I think something like 12, plus 6 continues I believe it was.

    It's a real shame it is. So much thought put into a brilliant story line, pretty good music and sound, tough, well designed enemies, like the Air elemental guard. But it is all ruined by the difficulty of the controls, especially in the air level. Nearly the entire air level was jumping from ledges and such. I, however, was so impressed by the potential of this game that I would recommend they try again. Make a new version for Nintendo Game Cube perhaps and work out the flaws. Maybe even switch to a 3-d fighting style. Oh, and am I the only one who thinks this would make a great movie? So, I gave it 4 out of 10. I got some enjoyment out of it, getting a far as when Sub-Zero meets Raiden and goes to the Nether region (or whatever it was). Unfortunately, you can't go farther on the easy difficulty, and you can't get that far on the harder difficulties because you don't have enough lives to keep falling to your death over and over and over. Sub-Zero's echoing yell is tattooed to my brain.
    JohnnyJohnHildegaard

    A Pathetic Game for a great license.

    This is what happens when you sacrifice gameplay for license. The graphics were dated and choppy, the control scheme was contrived and most of all it didn't seem all done. It just was wrapped up and shipped to stores so that one unlucky fool could buy it. Stick to Mortal Kombat 4 or the new Special Forces game coming up!
    10euroasiangenetic

    I can't say it's a great game but I like the idea they had in mind back then

    It's sad we didn't get any other mythologies of the other characters, it would have been interesting to see everyone's story.

    Sub zero is a favorite character of mine and it's cool they got John Turk to play the part as he is sub zero from MKIII. And the cut scenes are equally good as mortal kombat quest series.

    As a gameplay it wasn't good but as a story it is better, I prefer to watch it on long play than actual playing it.

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    • Trivia
      First appearance of Quan Chi and Shinnok in a video game.
    • Quotes

      Quan Chi: [after Sub-Zero defeats the Elements blocking the entry into the Temple of Elements, Quan Chi takes the amulet] The amulet! I have Shinnok's amulet!

      Sub-Zero: Who's amulet?

      Quan Chi: He is my deity, ruler of the Netherrealm; And soon, destroyer of your Earthrealm.

      Sub-Zero: What are you talking about?

      Quan Chi: This amulet... it is the key to Shinnok's power as an Elder God. When returned to him, he will regain his powers and be free from the confines OF the Netherrealm.

      Sub-Zero: I thought Shao Kahn was...

      Quan Chi: Shao Kahn is nothing bu t a peasant ruler of a long dead realm! SHINNOK, is the destroyer of ALL realms, INCLUDING Kahn's Outworld!

      Sub-Zero: Destroyer of all realms? You are insane! That amulet isn't worth the bronze it's molded from!

      Quan Chi: Believe what you will, Sub-Zero. Goodbye, ninja.

      [Quan Chi warps away to the Netherrealm]

    • Alternate versions
      The version released on the Playstation has full video cut scenes. The Nintendo 64 version just has stills with text to advance the plot.
    • Connections
      Edited into MK5 - Mortal Combat - Sub Zero (1997)

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      • October 1, 1997 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Filming locations
      • Nether Realm Studios, West Bradley Place, Chicago, Illinois, USA(Studio)
    • Production companies
      • Avalanche Software
      • Midway Home Entertainment Inc.
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