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    Posted 9/17/2023, 1:00:00 PM

    After 30 Years, Mortal Kombat Still Delivers - From Controversy to Cult Status

    • Mortal Kombat was created in 1991 by 4 developers in Chicago inspired by 80s action movies like Bloodsport. It became a huge arcade hit.

    • The game's violence caused controversy, leading to Congressional hearings and the creation of the ESRB rating system.

    • After 30 years of trying, JCVD was finally included in the latest Mortal Kombat 11 game, fulfilling the original vision.

    • The series has featured many iconic horror and action characters over the years, though John Wick remains an elusive get.

    • The latest game, Mortal Kombat 11, represents a "reboot" with a lighter tone compared to the last decade of Mortal Kombat games.

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