Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection Is Coming – Here's Why Fans Are Losing It

If you grew up mashing buttons on arcade machines or secretly memorizing Fatalities on your SNES, this collection is built for you. It’s not just a nostalgia trip – it’s a full-blown tribute to one of the most iconic franchises in gaming history.

Every Era. Every Fatality. Every Console (Almost)

This isn’t just a "greatest hits" release. It’s a full library of the OG Mortal Kombat experiences across arcade, 16-bit consoles, and handhelds. That means whether you played on SNES, Genesis, or Game Boy, your favorite version is here – and yes, you can even play them online with rollback netcode.

Here are some of the announced titles so far:

Mortal Kombat (1992) – Arcade, SNES, Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear

Mortal Kombat II (1993) – Arcade, SNES, Genesis, Game Boy, 32X

Mortal Kombat 3 (1995) – Arcade, SNES, Genesis

Ultimate MK3 (1995) – Arcade, SNES

Mortal Kombat 4 (1997) – Arcade

Mortal Kombat Advance – 2001

Deadly Alliance & Tournament Edition – GBA

And more? Absolutely. Digital Eclipse teased surprises still hidden up their sleeves.

Beyond Games: It’s a Playable Documentary

Digital Eclipse isn’t just delivering games – they’re building a full interactive documentary experience. Think behind-the-scenes stories, rare interviews with co-creators Ed Boon and John Tobias, and insights from actors, developers, and fans.

Expect everything from prototype designs and concept art to motion capture footage and dev notes. You’ll walk through Mortal Kombat’s history like you're in a museum – clicking through playable timelines, galleries, and secret videos.

Secrets? Of Course There Are Secrets

From Reptile’s hidden fights to Noob Saibot’s cryptic appearances, MK has always been full of secrets. Back in the day, you'd spend hours figuring out blood codes or buying magazines just for cheat codes.

Not anymore. Legacy Kollection opens the vault – no code memorization, no rumors at recess. Digital Eclipse promises full access to everything without needing to hunt it down. How they’ll pull that off? That’s still classified... for now.

Fans Are Buzzing – And Demanding More

Already, fans are flooding the PlayStation Blog with requests:

“Where’s MK Trilogy and MK Gold?”

“Please add Shaolin Monks and Mythologies: Sub-Zero!”

“MK9 would break the internet!”

There’s a real hunger for the PS1, PS2, and Dreamcast-era MK gems. If Digital Eclipse pulls it off, this could become the ultimate collection of Mortal Kombat's bloody, beautiful history.

Final Thought: Is It Komplete Yet?

For now, Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection is shaping up to be more than just a re-release – it’s a celebration of 30+ years of bone-crunching legacy.

Whether you're a 90s kid who remembers renting MK on weekends or a new fan wanting to understand the hype, this collection promises playability, preservation, and pure nostalgia.

More secrets and surprises will be revealed later this year. Until then, sharpen your skills, dust off your Kombat Kodes, and prepare to Finish Him – all over again.

Over to You:

What’s the one Mortal Kombat title you hope makes it into the Legacy Kollection? Drop it in the comments. 👇