Mortal Kombat Kourier

Midway released a little movie that will be broadcasted on television as a commercial for Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. The movie is in MPG format and can be downloaded from the official Midway website. To download the movie directly, click here.

IGN released 13 screenshots and 3 new videos in QuickTime format, all featuring Kenshi a.k.a. Blind Kenshi. All media is taken from the Xbox version of the game. Note that you can only access a limited amount of media a day, unless you're a member of IGN Insider. To go directly to the downloads page, click here.

Thanks to Total-MK for bringing this update to our attention.

GameSpot.com released 4 new videos with ingame footage of the PlayStation2 version of Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. Unfortunately these videos are only available for members of GameSpot Complete, which is a pay service. To go directly to the downloads page, click here.

These 30 new screenshots are not of the greatest quality, but they do show us some nice things. We finally get a good, clear vision of the new selectscreen, with the mugshots of 21 characters to pick. Also, there's finally a good picture of the new character Khan wearing his "police hat". click here to go directly to the screenshots.

IGN just released 10 more QuickTime movie clips featuring footage from Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. This time, it's from the Sony Playstation 2 verion of the game. To go directly to the downloads page, click here.

Thanks to Lord_Matt and Total-MK for letting us in on this news.

IGN got its hand on the Nintendo Game Boy Advance version of Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. On the their pocket site (pocket.ign.com) they share their impressions (which are rather good), and also 7 QuickTime movieclips that show actual footage from the game! This is the first streaming footage we've seen of the GBA version of the game. To directly to the artical, click here.

To directly download the movieclips, click the links below:

• Movie 1
• Movie 2
• Movie 3
• Movie 4
• Movie 5
• Movie 6
• Movie 7

Thanks to nthdimension and Total-MK for letting us in on this news.

Click here to see the six new gameplay movies at IGN.com. Note that you can only download a maximum of 3 movies a day if you don't have IGNInsider, and that all movies are in QuickTime format only.

For IGNInsiders only there's also the full opening cinema from Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance for download in QuickTime format. Click here for more information.

As far as we know, this is the first actual footage of Johnny Cage's fatality to be ever made public. It can be downloaded in high resolution for QuickTime and Window Media Player format on the GameSpot website, but it's for members only. If you're not a member of GameSpot, don't worry: there's also a (lower resolution) stream version that's available for all visitors, and can be viewed with either WMP or RealPlayer. To go directly to the page that offers these various download methods, click the link below.

http://gamespot.com/gamespot/filters/products/media/0,11100,551915,00.html

Here is a new render of the unmasked version of Subzero. As you can see, the amount of detail is quite amazing and can hardly be compared with previous MK games. To see the full version, click the thumbnail below, or go to the revised MK:DA section of this site.

A small version of this Quan Chi portrait was shown at the opening of MK5.ORG's fan art section (which I happen to be the manager of). Now is your chance to see the full sized version, which works great for prints. The download is 1.42 MB and will be here for limited time only, so be quick! To view the full (1652 x 2340 pixels) version, click the thumbnail below, or go to my page in the fan art section of this site.

From MTV.com:

"Immortal" appears on the new Adema EP, The Immortal, AND is the first release from the Mortal Kombat video game soundtrack. Adema was approached by the video game maker to participate in the project because they were looking for a hard rock band that would appeal to the same audiences as the those that played the video game. The video was shot in New Orleans on June 6th. The band was shot performing in front of a "green screen" and then they were inserted into the environment of the video game.

To view the the whole musicvideo, go to http://www.mtv.com/music/video/premiere/adema/.