It could be a big-budget title or the port for a classic, some legendary titles have been downright horrible on PC. Let’s look at 15 of them here.

Dead Space Remake

Despite its greatness, Motive Studio’s Dead Space Remake had serious issues when launching on PC. There are the usual stutters and major performance issues at 4K resolution. Unfortunately, DLSS makes things worse due to iffy Variable Rate Shading, which is baked in, causing environments with shadows (read: a huge chunk of the game) to look muddy. Performance has improved with patches, but some players are still reporting frame drops and even freezes.

Mortal Kombat has become one of the most successful and influential fighting franchises in the history of video games, and why not? The game has sold millions of copies over the past decade or so and even though parental figures and conservative groups’ hate towards this game, there is no denying that the game is so addictive and satisfying. Over the years, the franchise finishing moves have created a series of graphic violence that very few games can equal. With that said here are some of the bloodiest, and some of the most gruesome fatalities of the Mortal Kombat series.

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Note: The List is in random order

Reptile’s Acid Yak Fatality

This video gives a whole new meaning to painful. Reptile may be a favorite character to the player but one of the fun fact is that Reptile  is one of the few original characters, debuting in the original Mortal Kombat arcade game as a secret character. One of his more gruesome fatalities include but not limited to, ripping out his opponent’s stomach after spitting acid down his throat. Like I said very, very painful.

You just got to love the hype before E3, because you can expect the unexpected when it comes to AAA games. Fans of Mortal Kombat might be in for a treat as the announcement of Mortal Kombat 10 looks imminent. The official Mortal Kombat website went offline for some reason, but when it came back on, things were a little different in the website, for instance there was a  completely overhauled Mortal Kombat dragon logo.

To accompany this website update, Ed Boon tweeted this: On June 2nd Kombat Kontinues… #WHOSNEXT

One thing we can be sure of is that this E3 will be quite a show and I’m also sure that fans of the series won’t be let down because after all it is Mortal Kombat, and I doubt that Ed Boon is trolling the fans of the series. Monday come soon enough.

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Ed Boon, co-creator of Mortal Kombat, may have just confirmed in a Twitter conversation that Mortal Kombat 10 is on its way.

When asked if any developers had anything to show for D.I.C.E 2012 (Design, Innovate, Communicate, Entertain), he said that other than Mortal Kombat 10, Warner Bros. won’t be showing anything.

D.I.C.E is a summit where all the big publishers and developers of the world get together to discuss the industry’s future and stuff. Here’s the tweet:

It was kind of a given that we’d see more Mortal Kombat games soon, but it’s good to actually have a confirmation, or something a confirmation. This still isn’t official, though.

A Mortal Kombat game for PS Vita is also on its way, and what’s more, it’ll run at 60 FPS.

Stay tuned for more updates.

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