Another Way To Die
Today saw the release of a second teaser trailer for Mortal Kombat (2011), titled Shadows. Features Another Way To Die, a track off Disturbed's album Asylum (2010).
Gamescom 2010
NetherRealm Studios showed off more of Mortal Kombat (2011) at Gamescom in Germany, confirming Kitana and Cyrax as playable characters as well as two new arenas.
[EXCLUSIVE] Mortal Kombat Rebirth: Behind The Scenes
Richard Dorton, who portrayed a heavily mutilated Reptile in Mortal Kombat Rebirth, has given Kamidogu an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the work involved in creating his grotesque look.
The Making of A Legend
E3 2010 marked the first public exhibition for NetherRealm Studios, and we were lucky enough to interview the team's Creative Director Ed Boon and Director of Art Steve Beran.
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After a very long and eager wait, NetherRealm Studios have today released a second teaser trailer for Mortal Kombat (2011), titled Shadows. The trailer shows off a number of characters' shadows doing battle in multiple arenas, unleashing all sorts of brutality on one another along to Another Way To Die, a track off Disturbed's album Asylum (2010).
The trailer is now available for viewing in 720p high definition on both our Theatre and YouTube channel. |
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NetherRealm Studios, who are currently showing off the latest build of Mortal Kombat (2011) at Gamescom 2010 in Germany, have today unveiled both Kitana and Cyrax as playable characters. In addition to the newly clad kombatants, two new arenas have also been confirmed in the form of the Bell Tower and Desert from Mortal Kombat 3 and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 respectively.
Cyrax, the robotic ninja warrior returns to the fray just as deadly as ever. Kitana, is back as well, always ready to stand in opposition to her evil clone Mileena and her fiendish ways. In addition, two new environments in the game are also being revealed – The Desert and Bell Tower. Both levels will prove to be dramatic backdrops to the many punches, kicks, slices and fatalities that gamers will seek to execute in the new Mortal Kombat.
Along with today's announcements comes Warner Bros.' first batch of screenshots, showing off the game and its intense attention to detail. Fan sites have also been treated to an exclusive screenshot, featuring Scorpion violently reeling in Johnny Cage in the Living Forest. |
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Although it has been more than two months since the unexpected release of the Mortal Kombat Rebirth viral video, discussions about the clip continue to this day within the Mortal Kombat kommunity. Directed by Kevin Tancharoen, the short featured highly detailed makeup effects designed and created by the team at Tinsley Studio.
Richard Dorton, who portrayed a heavily mutilated Reptile in the video, has given Kamidogu an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the work involved in creating his grotesque look. Helmed by Jason Hamer and Hiroshi Yada, his face cast took hours to apply, and the final result is nothing short of horrifying.
Dorton has worked on many feature films, television shows and video games in a variety of roles during his illustrious career, including motion capture, stunts and choreography. Known by many as the Motion Capture Man, Richard can be followed via his official web site or Twitter page. |
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