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Ryan Walker and Ryan Dedomenico, also known by their player tags as Dragon and Big D respectively, are two competitive pro fighting game players who specialize in NetherRealm Studios/Warner Bros. games, and have played in various tournaments for both the Mortal Kombat and Injustice games.

A couple of days ago, both Walker and Dedomenico have individually announced on Twitter that they were hired by NRS/WB as QA testers.

This is not the first time that a pro player was hired by NRS/WB, as Stephanie "16-Bit" Brownback and Aaron "Dizzy" Davis are also former competitive players who were hired by NRS/WB. Brownback works for the company as the lead QA analyst and also is a co-host in the NRS Kombat Kast, while Davis works as a senior designer. Both of them already contributed so much to both MK and IJ games, and now that Walker and Dedomenico have joined the team as well, they surely will contribute to them just as much.

Congratulations to both Ryan Walker and Ryan Dedomenico for joining NetherRealm Studios/WB Games.

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Even though we don't have any idea what the next NetherRealm Studios/Warner Bros. game is going to be, we did get a few details from Ed Boon over the past several months. Over this past day, Boon revealed more details in order to give a clear look on what can come next, and he didn't come out without teases as well.

This started with a Tweet regarding an article on Gamerant about Injustice 2 and what Injustice 3 could be like (we do however know that IJ3 isn't the next game), in which Boon commented on how he and the rest of NRS/WB appreciate that two games from both the Mortal Kombat and Injustice franchises (these are of course Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate and IJ2) are both being wished to have sequels to them. Boon says that they wish they could do both simultaneously, but they can't. Boon even had to make a 2nd Tweet in a row just to clear things up to avoid any misunderstanding.

But that didn't stop there. If you kept tracking on the rumor mill over the past year, there were rumors that the next NRS/WB game would actually be a Marvel Vs. DC crossover fighting game, as NRS/WB said in the past that they would like to make such a game. So someone has interpreted these 2 Tweets as a tease to that game, to which Boon had to clarify that this wasn't the case.

Finally, NRS/WB pro fighting game player Bryant "Kitana Prime" Benzing came to the conclusion that this means that Mortal Kombat 12 is the next game, on top of characters from both the MK and DC universes joining Multiverses, the upcoming free-2-play platform fighting game made by Player First Games and published by WB Games, which already includes a few DC characters. Of course that Boon, being the master teaser that he is, jumped back and forth between the answers of both "yes" and "no" to such conclusion.

So what we can clearly gather from this is that no matter what the next game will be, something's gotta give, and understandably so. NRS are only one studio in of the collection of studios under the umbrella of WB Games, and they can't make more than one game at once without cutting off the quality of their games. This is not the first time that Boon has made such statement though, as he did so already in the past, and it seems that nothing has changed in that regard since then. As for what the next game is actually gonna be, we still don't know, yet it seems that other than IJ3, all the remaining options are still possible.

So let's just give NRS/WB all the time they need to give us the best game possible like they always do, regardless what it will be.

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Sofia Mathilde, a stuntwoman who is also a big fan of video games and a YouTuber, has uploaded a video in which she performs various moves from the Mortal Kombat purple female Ninja, Mileena, from Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate. Appropriately equipped with a pair of Sai daggers, Mathilde showcases singular attacks, kombo Strings and special moves, and in the spirit of MK11U, she leads to some of Mileena's Krushing Blows and Brutalities as well, along with direct comparison clips of Mileena from the game itself.

Here is the video from Mathilde's channel, enjoy.


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As Ed Boon has posted the Mortal Kombat 1 Carlos Pesina Raiden video that we reported about yesterday, someone came to ask Boon if there is anything that is gonna be released soon for the 30th anniversary of the Mortal Kombat franchise:

And Boon simply replied with the answer: "Soon? No."

So as of right now, there is nothing to look for anytime soon. This, however, is a tricky scenario, as the term "soon" can have multiple definitions for multiple people, so the timing of whatever NetherRealm Studios/Warner Bros. has planned for the anniversary being reveled can match the expectations for some people, but not for others. The only thing that we know so far is that Injustice 3 isn't gonna come out, and even though it does disqualify one of the most likeable scenarios, a lot of things are still left open for questions, including the timing. That is of course, if there is anything that is actually planned for the anniversary.

Whatever NRS/WB are working on, whenever they are gonna reveal it and whenever they are gonna release it, it surely is gonna be something big. Will it be released for MK? And will it be revealed and/or released for the anniversary? Only time will tell. Let's see if that will be indeed soon enough.

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How much do you know about Raiden's hat? After you go through this update you will realize that this is not an ordinary hat but one that has a mind and life of its own.

In celebration of the Mortal Kombat's 30th anniversary, Netherrealm Studios' creative director Ed Boon has posted yet another video highlighting aspects of the making of this original Mortal Kombat 1. Focus of this third video is the filming the legendary thunder god Raiden, played by motion capture and martial artist Carlos Pesina:

Stay tuned for even more updates like this coming our way. While you are waiting, here is what Ed Boon posted this far:
- The Moment Scorpion's Iconic Spear Move Was Born
- How Scorpion And Sub-Zero Got Their Iconic Fighting Stances

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