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The Mortal Kombat franchise is very well known for it's huge amount of secrets and Easter Eggs that were hidden across all of the games in the series. And it seems that yours truly might have just found another one in Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate. And no, I'm not talking about Reptile's cameo in MK11U's Krypt since day 1, I'm talking about a completely different Easter Egg, although it is related to the Krypt in another MK game.


It turns out that in far left corner of the Prehistoric Age version of the Hourglass Stage, there are several round objects that look like eggs. According to Reptile's Past, which is an Extra that can be found in the Krypt in Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance, the Saurian Race, which is the Race that Reptile comes from, originated from Earthrealm during the time of the dinosaurs, as documented by archives of the Vampire Race which Nitara comes from, before they had to flee to the Realm of Zaterra due to the godly battle between Raiden and Shinnok that caused the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs from Earthrealm.


Since that this stage takes place in the dinosaurs era, this could very well mean that those eggs are actually Saurian Race eggs, with one of them maybe even the one Reptile hatched from. Yes, MKDA and MK11U have been occurred in 2 separated timelines, but there are some events and details that are universal across all the timelines, including the origins of the Saurian Race.

Here is a video from my YouTube channel, highlighting the Saurian Race Eggs. Enjoy.


So what do you think about these Easter Eggs (double standard)? Let us know in the comments below.

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As reported by Deadline, a sequel to the 2021 Mortal Kombat movie has officially been confirmed. As stated, the studio has hired Jeremy Slater as the writer for the movie. Slater was the head writer for the Marvel/Disney+ series Moon Knight, and also worked on other projects such as Uprising, Thread and The Tommyknockers adaptation.
The producer of the previous film, Todd Garner, also confirmed the news on Twitter, as well as that the crew is working hard to make sure that the wait will be worth it.

Those are exciting news indeed. As always we will keep you updated regarding the movie.

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Recently we informed you that Mortal Kombat 11 has been made available on Game Pass for XBox and PC and now Netherrealm Studios and Warner Bros. Games have decided to double down on this and also made the game available on PSNow. PSNow is Sony's alternative to Microsoft's Game Pass that is however as of right now in no way comparable in popularity. Subscribers to the service can now stream or install the Mortal Kombat 11 base game on their PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles and stream on PC.
Games usually arrive on Sony's PSNow service with an expiration date. Such was however not provided for NetherRealm Studios' fighting game so it can be assumed that the it will stay available on the service for a while.

In recent days NetherRealm Studios and WB Games have made the Mortal Kombat 11 base game available "free of charge" on several subscription services and has even published a version of the game on the Microsoft Windows Store. This gives a lot of people a chance to try out the latest Mortal Kombat game and to get excited for the developers next big project that should be unveiled this year.

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Splash Wave has released another one of their amazing video game based documentary videos. This time they focus on the making of the original Mortal Kombat titles while showing us the history of digitized graphics in video games.
Several other games are also featured as they, together with Mortal Kombat help shape and evolve this technique over time. Have a look at this amazingly well researched and made documentary.
Did we wake up your appetite for more Mortal Kombat nostalgia? Have a look at The History of Mortal Kombat series.

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At the beginning of December last year, we informed you about the currently ongoing petition, started by the guys from Eyeballistic Games in an attempt to convince Warner Bros. Games to green-lit their project for a Mortal Kombat Trilogy Remake. The studio has already tried multiple times in the recent years and failed to get the project going and hopes to achieve this with some help from the Mortal Kombat community.

In the meantime the petition has been signed by almost 22 000 people and its next milestone is the 25 000 mark. This is still pretty far from the goal of the studio of getting 100K signatures but it sure proves that reaching this goal is possible. Recently the petition caught the eye of websites such as Game Informer and Game Rant giving the project a much needed exposure.

On Twitter Eyeballistic Games CEO Joe Tresca and others have been posting mock up images and videos in an attempt to showcase the studios' vision for the remake and to get the fans excited. So let's have a look at what is new.

Let's begin with some screenshots that show the incredible models of Scorpion, Baraka, Sektor and Cyrax on two of the classic Mortal Kombat stages, The Church and The Pit 2:
And while we are talking about the character models here is the Baraka one up close and also an early version of Shang Tsung from several years ago:
Part of the initial pitch for the remake was a Story Mode in a style similar to of what we are currently seeing in fighting games like Power Rangers: Battle For the Grid. Here are two pictures:
Before we move on to the videos, here are also some assets from the classic Graveyard arena that appeared in Mortal Kombat 3 and was even used to let the fans know that Johnny Cage has passed away by putting his name on one of the grave stones.
Now, if you want to see all this in motion, here are two videos showing the glory of the designs. Have a look and of course keep in mind that these are just for the purpose of showcasing the design and ideas.
There is a lot to get you excited here and we as a Mortal Kombat fan-site that has been the home of countless amazing fan creations over the years see a true potential. If you do as well, we ask you to support the guys from Eyeballistic Games by signing their petition and by spreading the word to your friends over social media.

Click here if you want to read ouroriginal article on the topic. There you will find a lot more screenshots and a working prototype you can check out.

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