If rumors are to be believed, the next title in NetherRealm's vaunted fighting game franchise is coming. Here are a couple of things it should have.
"It's time for Street Fighter and other great fighting games to be in the sun!" says NetherRealm Studios' chief creative officer Ed Boon.
Andrew Bowen, who played Johnny Cage in the last two Mortal Kombat games, seems to be teasing a new instalment in the series.
The pendulum swings back again in the story of WB Games, with its studios and IP licenses seemingly up for sale once again.
Following the Warner Bros. and Discovery merger, it's been reported that the company is looking to "bolster" DC's presence in gaming.
A prominent Mortal Kombat leaker seems to be suggesting that Reiko will return as a fighter in the series' next instalment, which is rumoured to be in development.
Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon has said that revealing anything about NetherRealm's next project might land him in a lot of trouble.
NetherRealm's Jonathan Andersen recently tweeted out (and promptly deleted) an image that's most likely a deliberate tease rather than an accidental leak.
NetherRealm's Ed Boon appreciates "the enthusiasm for our next game" but says there are many variables that prevent an announcement.
A recent leak claims that a platform fighter similar to Super Smash Bros. is currently in the works at WB Games, and journalist Jeff Grubb states that contrary to the rumour, NetherRealm isn't develop...
Journalist Jeff Grubb says that based on what he's heard, NetherRealm's next game will be another Mortal Kombat, not Injustice 3 or a Marvel vs DC game.
Total sales for the franchise in its 30 year long history crosses 73 million units. Mortal Kombat Mobile has also had over 138 million downloads.
WB Games says that contrary to recent reports, the studios behind the likes of Mortal Kombat and the LEGO games are not going to be sold off.
WB Games president David Haddad says the recent the recent sale of Playdemic is part of an "overall strategy to build games based on Warner Bros. storied franchises."
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WB Games owns Rocksteady, TT Games, and NetherRealm.
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A jokingly title move-set variation for Sheeva was apparently the reason.
Mortal Kombat may be going Hollywood soon.
