Thread: 30 Years of Mortal Kombat: A Retrospective Thread
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Old 10-08-2022, 11:02 AM   #5
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Deception I loved and despite it's weird and weak roster was a great game, definitely the best of the original Xbox/PS2/GameCube era of games. I ended up getting the hard cover version that had Sub Zero on it from Toy R Us before going to see Blade Trinity. The Blade series might of died with that movie but this series was still going.
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