Mortal Kombat II

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Mortal Kombat II
Developer(s)	Midway
Publisher(s)	Midway Arcade Acclaim Entertainment Amiga Sega Master System Game Boy Sega Mega Drive Sega Genesis Game Gear Super Famicom Super Nintendo Sega 32X PC Sega Saturn PlayStation Sony Online Entertainment PlayStation Network
Release date	Arcade: 1993 (NA) Amiga: 1994 (NA) Sega Master System: 1994 (EU) Game Boy: 1994 (NA) Sega Genesis: 1994 (NA) Game Gear: 1994 (NA) Super Nintendo: 1994 (NA) Sega 32X: 1994 (NA) PC: 1994 (NA) Sega Saturn: March 28, 1996 (NA) PlayStation: August 2, 1996 (JP) PlayStation Network: April 12, 2007 (NA) June 8, 2007 (EU)
Genre	2D fighter
Mode(s)	Single player Versus
Age rating(s)	N/A Arcade Amiga Sega Master System Game Boy Sega Mega Drive Super Famicom PlayStation VRC: MA-17 Sega Genesis Game Gear 17+ Super Nintendo ESRB: M: Sega 32X PC Sega Saturn PlayStation Network
Platform(s)	Arcade Amiga Sega Master System Game Boy Sega Mega Drive Sega Genesis Game Gear Super Famicom Super Nintendo Sega 32X PC Sega Saturn PlayStation PlayStation Network As part of: Mortal Kombat I & II Midway Arcade Treasures 2 Midway Arcade Treasures Deluxe Edition Midway Arcade Treasures: Extended Play Template:Infobox/media Template:Infobox/input
Credits | Soundtrack | Codes | Walkthrough

Mortal Kombat II is the second game in the Mortal Kombat series released by Midway in arcades and was later ported to many consoles.

Story

Shang Tsung, the demon, was defeated by Liu Kang in the first Mortal Kombat. Now he pledges to Shao Kahn. Shao Kahn, the new boss of the game, gives him youth so the demon can defeat their enemies. Kintaro is the protector of Shao Kahn, it is a four-armed monster from the same race as Goro.

Gameplay

The game plays like the original Mortal Kombat, but with faster, smoother gameplay.

In addition to fatality moves, the player can execute "friendship moves" where you don't kill you opponent but instead you give them a gift. There's also the amusing "babalities" where you can humiliate your defeated opponent by turning him or her into an infant.

Notes

Prior to the formation of the ESRB, Nintendo allowed for the Super NES release of this game to feature the blood and fatalities intact, though they put a label on the game box to warn people of its content.

Gallery

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  Arcade Flyer

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  Amiga Boxart

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  Sega Master System Boxart

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  Game Boy Boxart

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  Sega Mega Drive Boxart

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  Sega Genesis Boxart

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  Game Gear Boxart

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  Super Nintendo Boxart

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  Sega 32X Boxart

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  PC Boxart

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  Sega Saturn Boxart

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  PlayStation Boxart