When writing Kano for Mortal Kombat 11, we leaned into his Australian back story. The hope was to make him his authentically Australian as possible.
Apparently, it's mission accomplished!
Mortal Kombat 11 Can Teach You A Ton About Australia
It's (almost) been 30 years of kracking bones and killer blows as #MortalKombat celebrates its thirtieth birthday tomorrow 🦂
To celebrate, the PS Blog has caught up with co-creator @noobde on the enduring legacy of the fearsome fighter: https://play.st/3yolSfk
What is your earliest memory? Mine was playing after school at a friends place then hiding the cartridge under a couch cushion so my buddies parents would not find it. https://twitter.com/MortalKombat/status/1578414866523901952
30 Years of Kombat, Fatalities, Friendships, and Victories! Join us as we celebrate the legacy of #MortalKombat!
I devoured quarters at an MK cabinet that sat in a Holiday Inn. I never would have imagined pouring over Fatalities in magazines as a kid that I'd get to contribute even a small portion to the history of MK. Thanks to all the fans for making that possible! https://twitter.com/noobde/status/1578415621569540097
30 Years of Mortal Kombat. Can you share your first experience with MK? Where were you? Which MK was it? What do you remember?
I remember being astonished by the uppercut in MK1, the attract mode (GORO!) and the feeling the cabinet had. Probably before I could reach the sticks?
MK Trilogy was my first time learning what Kombat was.
Here's to 30 more years of Kombat! https://twitter.com/noobde/status/1578415621569540097
30 Years of Mortal Kombat. Can you share your first experience with MK? Where were you? Which MK was it? What do you remember?
Playing the 1st one when it came out in 1992, in my room with my cousins. Spamming Johnny Cage's "Nut cracker" move and giggling everytime. 😆🤜🥜 https://twitter.com/noobde/status/1578415621569540097
30 Years of Mortal Kombat. Can you share your first experience with MK? Where were you? Which MK was it? What do you remember?