Sifu fans rejoice! The game’s official twitter confirmed that an exclusive Deluxe Edition outfit for the player will be added to the game’s first major update coming this May.

In addition, more outfits will be coming to the main game, even opening the flood gates by asking fans to share any ideas for what outfits to add! Needless to say, looks like Christmas is coming early for me, ain’t that right Wintergreen?

Like your cut G, but what do I want? I’m so glad I asked! Sure, there’s the obvious ones like John Wick, Ip Man, the Bruce Lee jumpsuit from Game of Death, but you know me, variety is indeed the spice of life. So, who else would be a good fit for Sifu?

Korra and Aang: As much of the costume suggestions are pretty male-centric, what better solution than a character who technically has ten thousand lifetimes-worth of men, ladies and enbies inside of them! And considering we’ve seen Aang at different ages throughout the series and comics, would be interesting to see gilf-Korra kicking names and taking ass.

You… Who me? Yeah, you! How are you gonna let the player choose their sex without throwing in a character customization mode? That’d be neat!

Shang Chi: For hopefully obvious reasons!

Sekiro: I mean, both games are about aging on death, feature a posture-bar system of combat and are about as hard to complete as last-minute cramming for an exam you didn’t revise for! Basically writes itself! Speaking of Sekiro, feel free to have a butcher’s at my video essay on the game!

The Mortal Kombat Method: In the event getting rights for some of these characters is too tricky, might I suggest the Mortal Kombat Method of having a standard legally-distinct Ninja suit and have various optional palette-swaps.

Jacob/Evie Frye from Assassin’s Creed: Maybe not the most period-accurate pair for the semi-contemporary setting of Sifu, but still an interesting choice for any fans hailing from “Lahn-dahn taaahn”.

And last but not least:  Epic Jackets! Because most of the time you’re playing Sifu, you’re usually only seeing the character’s back. So why not have a T-Birds leather jacket or an Akira one while you’re at it? Food for thought folks.

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Mortal Kombat! B’du, b’du, b’du, b’du, du du du- FOIGHT!

Mortal Kontext: Okay, so I imagine even most of the boomer-shooter crowd know the main gist of things. The warriors of Earthrealm have to defeat the big bad warriors of Outworld lead by Shang Tsung and Shao Cartilage in a tournament, otherwise it’ll cause The End Of The World! Cut to last 3 recent Mortal Kombat games where the bad guys had the bright idea of exploiting a loophole in the divinely-mandated Geneva Conventions and fights being more story-driven outside of the standard tournament layout, so now that leaves us questioning what kind of story Mortal Kombat 12 will tell next.

And those who read my 5 Brilliant Gaming Stories may remember me touching on Jade and Kotal Cartilage’s relationship as being oddly nuanced for a game about increasingly absurd methods of disembowelment and ultraviolence to a degree that would make the Marquis De Sade blush… Well, turns out Jade was always a girlboss feminist since the early days of the series if this handy-dandy clip is anything to go by! +5 Woke Points to you NetherRealm!

Where Could The Story Go? Based on Mortal Kombat 11’s ending (psst! You can get it with a Scorpion movie bundle right hyaa), things seemed relatively open-ended with the exception of that general multiversal timetravel shenanigans. MK11 largely saw handfuls of old-school characters being brought to the “current” timeline, so another logical step would be pulling an Endgame-level reversal of all the older “karacters” having to go back to the past like Samurai Jack! Or maybe a Kill Bill-meets Back To The Future riff depending how things shake out. Alternatively, some theorised the next game will be a prequel or soft-reboot retelling of the first game.

What About The Fight Fighters! While the exact roster hasn’t been released yet, the game is said to feature some 50 ‘Kombatants’, which is a relief to me considering how tiny MK X was. Personally, I’d like to see a Mortal Kombat Ultimate set-up featuring all the main casts from every game!

An Unlikely Unhinged Ask: Mr Boon? Johnny T? Bryke? Incredibly unlikely, but on the 0.01% chance this makes it’s way to you… Avatar Legend of Aang/Korra ‘Kombatants’. Would it work out!? Could it work out? I know it’s technically “a kids show”, but if PUBG can crossover with Baby Shark, maybe one day we’ll see Toph pulling a Melon Lord-inspired Friendship, or Katara chastising Skarlet for her own use of blood bending! Think of the possibilities.

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The Game Awards were an absolute blast, right? We saw the announcement of some exciting upcoming games which we cant wait to get our hands on! Unfortunately, there was one game rumoured to make an appearance which didn’t get revealed- Mortal Kombat 12.

Fans of the fighting franchise felt dismantled come the end of the show, especially considering the game awards are usually where the series flexes its trailer muscles. However, this moment just never came, so what could’ve been the reason? Is the game just not ready yet? Has NetherRealm had a falling out with the Game Awards? Well it looks like we’ve finally got our answer.

Before we reveal it, here’s the full presentation for those of you who are yet to have seen it!

NetherRealm Creative Director Explains Mortal Kombat Absence

We had to take to the Twitterverse to find any sort of explanation and luckily we sort of found one. According to series co-creator and NetherRealm creative director Ed Boon, there are many more things that need to happen before the game can be announced.

“Really appreciate the enthusiasm for our next game and wish we were ready to announce. But we aren’t yet. Many more variables involved than we are allowed to disclose.” However, it must be noted that he’s not directly acknowledging Mortal Kombat 12 as the studio’s next game.

Well sorry for the anti-climatic answer to it all! It just simply looks like that the project isn’t in a good enough state for it to be showcased. I guess we’ll just have to be patient then! Furthermore, this is what else they had to say upon the matter:

“NRS is working on improving their “core technology for the Mortal Kombat franchise” based on these job ads, which would explain why they’re not ready to show us anything yet. i guess we should be patient, since it’ll look good enough to be worth the wait”.

Not only this, but fans were also disappointed not to have an Injustice 3 trailer at the Game Awards. Despite this, we’re thankful for all the trailers we did receive, as they’ve only just gone and got us so hyped for the new year.

Overall, time will eventually tell what NetherRealm has in store so stay tuned. Whilst we wait, Mortal Kombat 11 is available for Xbox One, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, Nintendo Switch and Google Stadia. Make sure to pick up your copy of the game here!

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Beloved actor Keanu Reeves has addressed a question that Mortal Kombat fans have been clamoring to know the answer on

In an interview with Esquire to promote The Matrix 4, the “breathtaking” actor was asked about whether Neo or John Wick would appear in a Mortal Kombat game, if it were up to him.

“If it was up to me? No,” says Reeves, though rather than going straight for the Fatality he then offers Friendship. “Mortal Kombat is awesome in so many ways, but I think… um you know, Neo, John Wick, yeah man they’re doing their own thing. Mortal Kombat’s doing their own thing.”

It’s probably worth saying that the rights to the Neo character rest with Warner Bros., which publish Mortal Kombat, so this crossover remains a genuine possibility. The John Wick franchise is controlled by Lionsgate.

Reeves’ comment puts paid to the hopes of Mortal Kombat fans who wanted to play as The One. This was mainly folk wanting those characters in particular and series co-creator Ed Boon occasionally teasing the possibilities.

Guest characters are no novelty to the Mortal Kombat franchise. Mortal Kombat 9 saw the inclusion of Kratos from the iconic PlayStation series God of War, and Freddy Krueger from Nightmare on Elm Street. Mortal Kombat X provided fans with multiple horror games: Alien from Alien (1979), Predator from Predator (1980), and Leatherface from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974). Mortal Kombat 11 saw DC comics characters Joker and Spawn get added to the roster, with the inclusion of Rambo, Terminator T-800 and Robocop. In addition, the stars of the film Mortal Kombat (1995) had lended their voices and likeness to the characters Raiden, Sonya Blade, Johnny Cage and Shang Tsung.

Boon, NetherRealm’s current creative director, has in the past has talked about adding Neo and John Wick to the series. He also said at one point that Neo was suggested for Mortal Kombat 9, but they were unsure of the fit: “I remember [Warner Bros.] brought up Neo. So there were a whole bunch of ones that for business reasons or that creatively we didn’t think they’d fit,” Boon told Game Informer. Whatever the fans think, Boon is probably right: certain characters can fit in amongst the blood and viscera of Mortal Kombat, but seeing Neo rip someone’s spine out just doesn’t quite fit that character’s vibe.

Reeves can be found elsewhere in the video game universe, the most notable recent example being his turn as Johnny Silverhand in Cyberpunk 2077. There’s the official and very decent John Wick Hex, and a big handful of Matrix games: the beat-em-up Path of Neo, which saw you go through a re-working of the movie storyline before fighting a city-sized Agent Smith.

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