The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
From the franchise that shocked the world and revolutionized the fighting game category, Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance enters the 21st Century with an all-new fighting system, an in-depth, supernatural storyline and infamous brutal fatalities that push the limits of all the next-generation console systems. Beginning the next chapter in the battle of good versus evil, two powerful sorcerers–Shang Tsung and Quan Chi–join forces to deliver unrivaled fighting action in their quest for supreme mortality.
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:031719198580
Condition:Used
Genre:Fighting
Platform:Nintendo Gamecube
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:GC_MORTAL_KOMBAT_DEADLY_ALLIANCE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
best mortal kombat because every fighter has their own unique fighitin styles so that allows for a more wider level for fun cause you cant repeat same combos and hits also it has beatiful graphics and more realistic blood shed and dripping the only down side that this game has is that you need a memory card to enter the krypt ext. overall this game is sweet!!!!
Tis a fun fighting game, though it suffers from exclusive use of the D-Pad.
very happy shipped on time
This is easily the great mortal kombat game ever. Very violent and bloody. The story is great too. But I have 1 problem with this game. That is that you need a memory card to do most of the fun stuff. See I just got a gamecube. And I rented this because of all of the positive reviews its been getting. But you need a profile in the game. And to get a profile you need to get a memory card. And memory cards cost money. And money I dont have. WHEW! Anyway if you have a memory card. Get this game. But if you dont buy one before you get this. ****1/2.
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This game is one that is hard for me to review, and one of the biggest reasons why that is, is that I didn’t play it on the initial release. I, like many people of my generation, grew up on the original trilogy, and like many of them, the third, along with its many reissues, with the fourth instalment being an utter abortion with plenty of tie in games and horrible pg-13 movie adaptation, to there even being a sub zero clone on WCW, and the live show tours, the franchise had pretty much lost any appeal to me by the time that this game came along. i didn’t think to purchase it, so kept hearing good things from friends about the new trillogy, starting with this one and going through deception and armegedon. I won’t get into the newer versions to include DC and the present incarnation, but I can tell you that the new Mortal Kombat online trailer gives me chills at the possibilities of where this franchise could go because the possiblity is definately there. This game took a lot of necisary steps in the right direction, because though Mortal Kombat was never really known for having a great fighting system, and was labeled in some circles as having a fighting game built around the ability to inact the fatalities, it had always been functional, and the later ones seemed like they were tailor made for gamers to memorize long combos or just unresponsive in 4. This changed into a three style fighting system that works well, but does not retain the traditional feel. This is definately a new franchise, which I am completely fine with, it is going out to be its own thing. I can appreciate that especially when I look at it from the point of view that it still manages a 2-D feel while being a functional 3-D game. Like many others I will complain about the lack of fatalities and of how well they are exicuted. This would get corrected in later instalments, which I played before this one. Is it worth the purchase if you already own Deception or Armegeddon. I would definately buy Deception first. The only real reason to get this game which offers less overall would be in that not offering all the characters and move options, you have to work with what you have that can change the dynamic of the game, which I do enjoy to some degree. The storyline in Deception also stems from this one, though is much better executed in Deception, while here it is merely a cut scene in the beginning that tries its best to use memorable characters that fans have grown to love, and make some sense of the jumble that came before, as there seemed to be so many loop holes in the outer world trying to destroy earth that it seemed as if Outworld government was like George Bush and earth was an oil rich country that was going to get invaded no matter what it did, they would find an excuse. The big event that happens is long time favorite lu kang dies, which of course symbolizes a changing of the guard. If this game is cheap, or you are a completionist, its still a good game, but not a classic and definately shows its age.
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Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance was released a few years ago, and marked a new beginning for the Mortal Kombat franchise. After several below-par installments and an ultimately forgettable attempt at 3D, the creative team finally got serious and gave fans an installment that could compete with other fighting titles.There’s a lot to like about this game. The fighting system has been completely reworked, so that characters can switch between two fighting styles and a weapon style. Players can chain combos between styles, and the overall system allows for more creative freedom than the programmed combos of Mortal Kombat’s past. Animations and character models hold up well, and the backgrounds are nicely varied. There is a long tutorial mode known as “Konquest” where players can earn koins as they master the game’s roster of 21 characters (2 more are unlocked upon completion of this mode). These koins are then spent in the krypt, which unlocks a lot of hidden goodies such as new fighters, arenas, production artwork, comic book panels, photos of merchandise, and even some oddities (there’s a “Cooking with Scorpion” video that must be seen to be believed).In the years since the release of Deadly Alliance, a sequel has come and gone (MK: Deception) which makes some of the flaws in Deadly Alliance more obvious. Particularly, the tutorial mode can be very unforgiving at times, and often asks you to execute long button combinations with very hard timing. The d-pad on the Gamecube controller is also much too small, and as a result it can be hard to execute special moves correctly that require percise button presses. No arena fatalities, and the character fatalities aren’t that great. Finally, the krypt of unlockables can be disappointing at times; you may save up a lot of koins only to unlock a picture or artwork you don’t really care about.Still, Deadly Alliance deserves a lot of credit for restoring the MK franchise to heights not seen since Mortal Kombat II. Definitely make the purchase if you haven’t already, and also pick up the sequel Deception.
A very good MK!! Up there Top 3 with MKX, MK11, MKDA is my 3rd fave in the Newer MK games…
This is a awful game. If you want a colorful and I dont mean bloody game, then get Super Mario Sunshine which is great for children under 8 years of age and any adult or teenager who inst afraid to admit they still, in fact, enjoy Barney and Disney Movies. The only reason I give this 2 stars is because I heard you can turn the blood off which makes it still violent but makes it bearable for people over 30.
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excellent delivery time, very quick. works perfectly, no scratches.
The Graphics for this game are simply amazing even though it was made in 2002. The game play is fun especially the arcade mode. The Kontent area is awesome for you get to see the music video, the make of MKDA and the history of mortal kombat. Not to mention all the concept art and character bios. If you are into fighting games and Mortal Kombat is a series you love, then this is a great game to get.