The stitching on the black parts of his outfit, inspired by his MK9 alt, do run the risk of being too much like Ermac, but in this case I felt it worked because Ermac’s stitches are on the decorative part of his costume and just show off what he’s about, whereas Reptile’s are on the main section and give off the sense that he literally has to scrounge together his clothing from scraps because he’s a poorly treated slave. So while Sub-Zero’s primary is his “decorative” outfit, which he’s wearing because he’s at a tournament and it’s good publicity for the Lin Kuei if a guy who looks obviously Lin Kuei goes in there and cleans house, this alt is what he might REALLY wear on stealth missions. All seven of the original Mortal Kombat characters appear in the new release, with Sub-Zero, Scorpion, Kano, Liu Kang, Sonya Blade, Johnny Cage and Raiden all donning their battle-dress for Shao Kahn’s tournament.

Rotations None One Two Three Outfit/Weapon Outfit/Weapon Outfit/Weapon Outfit/Weapon Kai 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 1st/Alt. 1 3rd/Alt. 2 Raiden 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 3rd/Alt. 1 1st/Alt. 2 Shinnok 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 1st/Alt. 1 2nd/Alt 2 Liu Kang 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 3rd/Primary 1st/Primary Reptile 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 3rd/Alt. 1 1st/Alt. 2 Scorpion 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 3rd/Alt. 1 1st/Alt. 2 Jax 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 3rd/Alt. 1 1st/Alt. 2 Reiko 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 1st/Alt. 1 2nd/Alt 2 Johnny Cage 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 1st/Alt. 1 3rd/Alt. 2 Jarek 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 1st/Alt. 1 2nd/Alt 1 Tanya 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 1st/Alt. 1 3rd/Alt. 2 Fujin 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 1st/Alt. 1 2nd/Alt 2 Sub-Zero 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 3rd/Alt. 1 1st/Alt. 2 Quan Chi 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 1st/Alt. 1 2nd/Alt 2 Sonya 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 1st/Alt. 1 3rd/Alt. 2 Noob saibot 1st/Primary 2nd/Primary 1st/Primary 3rd/Primary Characters Bios ————— Go to Kombat Theater, highlight a character, and simply press Run.

Noob Saibot ———– Successfully complete the game with Reiko. Kode 13: 012-012 “Noob Saibot Mode” Kode 14: 020-020 “Red Rain” Kode 15: 010-010 “Maximum Damage Disabled” Kode 16: 110-110 “Throwing and Max Damage Disabled” Kode 17: 011-011 “Kombat Zone: Goro’s Lair” Kode 18: 022-022 “Kombat Zone: The Well” Kode 19: 033-033 “Kombat Zone: Elder Gods” Kode 20: 044-044 “Kombat Zone: The Tomb” Kode 21: 055-055 “Kombat Zone: Wind World” Kode 22: 066-066 “Kombat Zone: Reptile’s Lair” Kode 23: 101-101 “Kombat Zone: Shaolin Temple” Kode 24: 202-202 “Kombat Zone: Living Forest” Kode 25: 303-303 “Kombat Zone: The Prison” Kode 26: 001-001 “Unlimited Run” Kode 27: 313-313 “Kombat Zone: Ice Pit” Kode xx: 321-321 Big Head Mode Cheat Menu: ———– Head to the options menu and highlight the continue option there. Enter the character selection screen, choose the HIDDEN icon using RUN, and keep holding it, then press UP, UP, UP , LEFT to highlight Shinnok’s icon, and press BLOCK while still holding RUN.

Exit this match and enter the character selection screen, choose the HIDDEN icon using RUN, and keep holding it, then press UP, UP, LEFT to highlight Reiko’s icon, and press BLOCK while still holding RUN. In order to rotate an icon, hold the START button and press any button. Choose Your Destiny ——————- Use Start button to rotate the tower before choosing it. Currently, no use for the Ninja Star has been found. Sweeps found in the original trilogy. The new Mortal Kombat flattens the action back down to a 2D plane, just as it was in the original trilogy of arcade releases. Skullgirls 2nd Encore, the update to Reverge Labs’s critically acclaimed original game, takes cues from many highly regarded fighting titles and blends it with the series’ unique, cartoony, art deco-influenced visual style.