Thanks to <a href="http://www.jakkstvgames.com">Jakks Pacific</a>, we managed to get our hands on a couple of <B>Mortal Kombat TV Games</b> controllers and were able to spend a few days with them. Surprisingly the controllers are overall pretty darn close to the arcade version of Mortal Kombat. We had no problems with them with respect to gameplay and are deemed worthy at a price of $20. Here's a snippet from our <a href="/games/mk/reviews/tvgames/">review</a>.
Also, stay tuned as we reveal how you can get a chance to <B>WIN</B> your very own <B>Mortal Kombat TV Games</b> unit. That's right, we're giving away our two controllers to two lucky TRMK readers! Coming Soon!
Mortal Kombat TV Games will retail for $19.99-$24.99 at all major electronics stores and retailers in March. Jakks said that most stores, like <b>Wal-Mart</b>, will be carrying the 'M for Mature' rated version of the controller while some smaller retailers have placed a few orders for the 'T for Teen' rated version. The differences are that the internal ROM setting for blood and fatalities are turned off in the Teen version. Enjoy our <a href="/games/mk/reviews/tvgames/">review</a>, now with videos!Aside from all of the differences, Mortal Kombat TV Games has a lot going for it in the good column. The first good thing is that the character sprites fill almost half of the entire screen. When it comes down to the overall look of the game, the larger the character sprites are, the more substantial the game feels, and MKTVGames exudes substance.
Also, stay tuned as we reveal how you can get a chance to <B>WIN</B> your very own <B>Mortal Kombat TV Games</b> unit. That's right, we're giving away our two controllers to two lucky TRMK readers! Coming Soon!