'From Scorpion to Sub-Zero" - 30 years of iconic Mortal Kombat characters: A look back at three decades of fight

"I Officially Feel Old!": Mortal Kombat Turns 30 and Continues to Thrill Fans Worldwide

When Mortal Kombat first hit arcades on October 8, 1992, it started a revolution that would become a billion-dollar franchise. Fast forward 30 years, and "I officially feel old," but that won't stop us from celebrating the legendary legacy of Mortal Kombat. With a staggering 80 million video game units sold and a legacy that spans across gaming, movies, and animation, this franchise shows no sign of slowing down.

Launching as an arcade game, Mortal Kombat quickly evolved into a household name. The franchise reached new heights with Mortal Kombat 11, boasting more than 15 million units sold worldwide. As reported by gamingtrend, the franchise's mobile game alone has garnered over 150 million downloads. But the real beauty lies in the "bone-crushing content," a rich history of fights, characters, and storylines that have made Mortal Kombat synonymous with entertainment.

The franchise has given us some of the most memorable characters in gaming history, such as Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Raiden, and Johnny Cage. These characters have transcended video games, making their way to movies and animation, and continually evolving. The commemorative video released to celebrate the 30th anniversary spotlights these legendary fighters, capturing 30 years of action-packed content.

The celebration doesn't stop at video games. Fans can look forward to the release of Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind and indulge in all-new Mortal Kombat merchandise exclusively at WB Shop. Moreover, Klassic Movie Raiden, featuring actor Christopher Lambert's character likeness from the 1995 film, will make an appearance in Mortal Kombat Mobile.

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