By Aaron Couch, Ryan Gajewski Mortal Kombat 2 kicked its way into the Colosseum ... Tadanobu Asano as Lord Raiden and Joe Taslim as Sub-Zero.

Raiden, Kitana, and Scorpion are all coming to Fortnite on March 28! More Fortnite Skins based on the Mortal Kombat franchise are coming to the game soon. The latest leaks confirmed that Raiden, ...

Raiden, and Kitana will arrive on Thursday, March 28. The above teaser also features brief glimpses of a few Mortal Kombat backgrounds, namely The Living Forest, The Pit, and The Dead Pool.

In addition to the characters, Fortnite fans can also snag the Scorpion & Sub-Zero Lamborghini Countach bundle for 2,800 V-Bucks, plus some Mortal Kombat-styled wheels for 400 each.

Instead, the studio kept things very focused on the films they have coming out this year, including the reveal of the first footage from Mortal Kombat II ... off with Lord Raiden (Tadanobu ...

Raiden, and Kitana, as well as numerous related cosmetics. Are you planning to check out Fortnite's Mortal Kombat goodies this week? Get over here in the comments section below.

T-1000 brings a fresh dynamic to Mortal Kombat 1 with his move set inspired by Terminator 2. His combos and finishers require precision to master, making him a formidable character in the game.

To “deal 500 damage to players while on the bridge at The Pit,” go to The Pit, a new landmark in the Mortal Kombat collaboration. Land there, pick up a weapon like the Collateral Damage AR ...

Mortal Kombat 3 was released in 1995 and not only was Cage not referenced in the materials at all, but he wasn’t even the most notable exception. Scorpion, Kitana, Mileena, Raiden, and Baraka ...

Following the official first look at Karl Urban Johnny Cage in the live-action Mortal Kombat 2 movie ... Simon McQuiod said that filming certain scenes in IMAX allowed the film to be even ...

With twelve mainline games and multiple spin-offs, Mortal Kombat has become an expansive video game franchise that hooks people in with addictive tournament fighter gameplay and immerses them in ...

Some have quibbled about the naming convention (as Raiden wasn’t playable in the original version of Mortal Kombat 3), but the excitement seems to far outweigh any particular nitpicking.