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Initial work on Kamidogu began in August of 2005, when the site began its conception on a notepad. Soon thereafter it was slowly built from the ground up by its founder and sole staff member at the time, Christopher Veljanovski. Fans had access to a vast amount of Mortal Kombat information, though it was spread over a number of sites. The eventual goal of the site was to provide fans with the most complete and informative resources in the one place. The site was later renamed Mortal Kombat Blackout and given an entirely new layout in June 2008, and was reverted back to its original name in September 2009.
Mortal Kombat stunned the milieu of video gaming in 1992, when gamers all over the world got their first taste of it in arcades. With its alluring graphics made up of digitised actors and gruesome nature, there was no doubt that Mortal Kombat would take arcades by storm. One of its co-creators, Ed Boon, has remained with the series for its entire existence, which has seen more than twelve sequels and has even been made into motion pictures and television shows. Almost two decades later, Mortal Kombat is still as strong as ever.
First opening its doors in December of 2005, Kamidogu began with very little content. Since then, it has amassed into one of the Internet's richest Mortal Kombat resources, with comprehensive in-depth strategy guides, exclusive content, high profile interviews with the likes of Steve Beran, Hector Sanchez and Richard Divizio, and a kommunity fanbase that grows daily. It is our hope that Kamidogu continues to flourish as one of the Internet's premier Mortal Kombat resources.
Over the years Mortal Kombat has become a legend in the arena of fighting games. With the continued support of members of our kommunity, we will strive to bring you the latest and greatest information, and supply you with the best coverage of what brought us all together in the first place.
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| This web site is dedicated to the loving memories of Michael, Stevan, Peter, Stojna and Bobby. |
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