#MKII

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Leica MP + 35mm Summicron ASPH by Greg Nissen Via Flickr: Funny, this is my first picture to be "explored", yet it's pretty plain in content. Canon 5D Mark II Canon 35mm f1.4L www.gregnissen.com

[tamara-kama]

This is a good Mortal Kombat meme haha.. so true about being frozen in a game like that.. 🕹️💜😅

[onemillionfurries]

"In other words, laughing at someone's dream... is laughing at that person themself."

Guilty Gear Robo-Ky + Mk. II acrylic keychain pre-orders are now open!

My first pre-order campaign went so well that I got REAL excited to be able to make these! This time I'm doing pre-orders through my shop rather than a Google form, so that may have things run even smoother than last time!

You may also vote on which keychain clasp you would like used, since I couldn't decide myself :P Whichever one gets the most votes will be used in production!

Pre-orders will close on September 30th, 2023 at 12:00 PM EST and are expected to be fulfilled mid to late October.

Miss the pre-order window? Don't worry! Additional keychains will be available at a few dollars extra once pre-orders are fulfilled.

Please note: Illustration, hole placements, and sizes may differ from mock-up

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Handheld Fighting Games of 89/94 - Mortal Kombat II - Game Boy

The Game Boy version of Mortal Kombat II brings the iconic arcade fighter to a handheld format, adapting its core elements to fit the limitations of the portable system. Released in 1994, this iteration retains the series' hallmark one-on-one battles and offers players the chance to participate in Shang Tsung's deadly Outworld tournament. While the graphics and gameplay were scaled down to accommodate the Game Boy hardware, the game attempts to preserve the essence of the Mortal Kombat experience.

This version features a roster of eight fighters, including series staples like Liu Kang and Scorpion. Simplified gameplay mechanics and adjusted controls make the game accessible, albeit with fewer special moves and fatalities than the original. Players can face off against CPU opponents or link two Game Boys for head-to-head multiplayer via the Game Boy Link Cable. While limited in scope compared to its arcade counterpart, this adaptation provides a nostalgic portable experience for fans of the franchise.

1. Intro 00:00 2. Gameplay 00:15 3. Outro 04:42

For other Handheld Fighting games released between 1989 and 1994 check out this playlist. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFJOZYl1h1CG_uI1-iafuDaV2LXRQTbZH

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Just got bored and drew them from memory

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Source: ZabZarock at DeviantArt

[robogamer360]

(Isuka is my top Guilty Gear game)

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7/11 ☕️

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30 years ago today, Mortal Kombat II was originally released in arcades at NA. It was developed and published by Midway Games.

[tamara-kama]

Middle Kid: When I grow up I want to be big and strong like you!

Sonya: Sure, kid.. keep practicing and take your vitamins and you can grow up to be just like me!

That's my head canon.. either that or the kids are looking at their future selves!

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Jaguar MkII

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Handheld Fighting Games of 89/94 - Mortal Kombat II - Game Gear

The Game Gear version of Mortal Kombat II brings the intense fighting action of the arcade classic to SEGA's handheld console. Released in 1994, this adaptation captures the essence of the iconic Outworld tournament, allowing players to battle a roster of returning and new fighters, culminating in confrontations with Shang Tsung, Kintaro, and the fearsome Shao Kahn.

Visually, the Game Gear version closely mirrors the Sega Master System release, with the main difference being a cropped screen size to accommodate the handheld's resolution. Despite the Game Gear's technical limitations, the game offers responsive controls and a commendable level of fluidity, delivering a satisfying portable fighting experience. Players can perform signature special moves, engage in single-player duels, or challenge friends via the Game Gear's Link Cable for multiplayer battles. While scaled down, this version remains a compelling choice for Mortal Kombat fans on the go.

1. Intro 00:00 2. Gameplay 00:15 3. Outro 04:27

For other Handheld Fighting games released between 1989 and 1994 check out this playlist. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFJOZYl1h1CG_uI1-iafuDaV2LXRQTbZH