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Mortal Kombat : Tournament Edition

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Fight with a large roster in new multiplayer and single player modes.

Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition was released for Game Boy Advance in 2003; it is a distinct GBA title and not a port of an earlier game, so its original release year is also 2003.

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Released
2003
Genre
Action
Size
11.69 MB
Rating
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About Mortal Kombat : Tournament Edition

Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition for the Game Boy Advance functions as a follow up to Deadly Alliance, integrating several returning fighters with numerous debuts for the platform. The roster expansion introduces figures such as Bo Rai Cho, Johnny Cage, and Reptile alongside others like Sareena and Drahmin.

Its functionality extends to both solitary and group play. Single player options include a Survival mode, while multiplayer is supported through several new formats. These allow for competitions involving up to four participants in a Tournament setting, or direct two player contests in modes like Race to Raiden, where the objective is to be the first to overcome a series of opponents to fight Raiden.

Additionally, the software can interact with its predecessor, Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, via a link connection. This enables access to certain multiplayer features across the two games.

Mortal Kombat : Tournament Edition Screenshots

12 images
Title screen.
Main menu.
Character selection.
First battle in progress: Johnny Cage tries to attack Rayden using his fast-speed move Shadow Kick.
Trying to crush Drahmin's guard, Bo' Rai Cho attacks using his spitting-based move Puke Puddle.
Quickly recovered of Cyrax's
Meanwhile, in a subsequent battle, Cyrax must find a way to avoid Sareena's skull-shaped projectile.
Using some swinging-sword moves, Scorpion starts an massive counterattack in a defensive Nitara.
Rayden torturing Reptile through the expansive strength of his electric sparkle-based move Shocker.
Taking advantage of a superb opportunity, Nitara could connect her Unicorn Kick move in Sareena.
With some quick steps, Scorpion escapes at time to avoid be struck by Quan Chi's Winged Strike move.