Also, if you play with friends and decide to hop between MK2 and 3, you have to quit out and rejoin a lobby.It's no exaggeration to say that the Mortal Kombat reboot (aka Mortal Kombat 9) was a major shot of adrenaline for the fan-favorite fighting franchise - and is already within striking distance of three million copies sold worldwide. The leaderboards are also barebones all the stats are categorized by individual game, and there's no way to combine them. At times it was passable, but during some matches the lag got so serious that it made playing nearly impossible. All three games suffer from lag of various degrees. The real appeal of the Arcade Kollection is online play, but unfortunately the game stumbles in that department. Mortal Kombat may be a weak fighter compared to other games, but it's one of the most fun multiplayer games around. And when you add a friend to the mix the fun increases exponentially. There's something immensely satisfying about re-figuring out how to beat Shao Kahn after almost 20 years. Synapses I haven't fired neurons across in well over a decade whirred back to life, reminding me of all the little strategic minutiae of the games. As frustrating a challenge as the games present, my nostalgia still came back in full force. I shouted more expletives reviewing this game than I did reviewing Def Jam Rapstar, a game ABOUT spewing expletives as fast as possible. The computer opponents practically cheat, and the bosses are designed to steal every last quarter you have. But know that these are the arcade versions of all three games, and as such, you should prepare yourself for one of the cheapest, most frustrating AI experiences of your life. For newer Mortal Kombat fans who never played these early games, you get a nice little history lesson on the series' roots (which should feel familiar if you've played the most recent Mortal Kombat). If you're buying this you're a Mortal Kombat fan.
I'm not going to review the collection on the caliber of each fighter.
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