I bought this for my son, that is in college. He loves it. I ordered on line and picked up at the store. The young lady and young man at Wal-Mart in Pearl, MS displayed great customer service with a smile. I think the young lady name was Sasha, she was from Forest, MS.

My nephew absolutely loved it!! The look on his face when he saw this was priceless! Speedy delivery and the game has been working fine so far!

Product is nice. Good for two players not for single. Its MRP is Rs 1899 only there is no 48 percent discount as shown in app. Not worth to buy. Made a mistake. Can help some poor people instead of purchasing this.

Mortal Kombat X has tons of polish, unique mechanics, and the genre's best story mode, but it doesn't do enough to keep players invested if they weren't already planning on it.

Variation system adds a ton of depth; Slick presentation and solid; speedy fighting mechanics; Story mode is a blast to play

Next to no guidance for how to properly play each variation; Sparse single-player content once you've finished the story

The last Mortal Kombat game was a revelation and plucked the series back from the depths of despair (MK VS DC) into a great alternative to the Japanese heavyweights. It also showed that story modes could be achieved in a 2D fighter. So much so that MKX has a lot of expectations on its shoulders.

Although I haven't been the biggest Mortal Kombat fan throughout my life, I still hold the franchise quite dear to my heart, as it was one of the first console games I ever played.

Mortal Kombat has always been utterly bonkers, but if you'd told me in 1992 that I'd be performing quick-time event fights during cut-scenes of the story mode of MK, it'd have probably blown my young

Fast; smooth combat; Nicest visuals to date; Superb solo campaign

In-game purchases are in your face; Online isn't perfect; and is region locked on PS4; Fatalities may go too far for some

I wish I could give this review no stars. I was excited to open and play the game but to my surprise I was scammed! No game just an empty case. I unwrapped the case as if it were brand new to open it up to nothing inside!!!!!

There is so much material packed into Mortal Kombat X that even with a $60 price tag, there is value for the cost. Granted, much of the content relies on an Internet connection and if its poor in your area, the game might not sustain you as long as someone else with better Internet.

Anyone who was alive and gaming in the '90s, when Mortal Kombat was a legitimate cultural phenomenon, remembers how the franchise's savage ultraviolence felt dangerous and defiant.