Stephen "Frosty" Frost

We built upon the CRT filter in MMPR: Rita's Rewind and made it even better for Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection. You can now see the slight reflection of the screen on the actual bezel just like you would in real-life. Also, you can switch to a curved screen if you want.

Not sure what feedback you are referring to, but we always look for opportunities to add quality-of-life features for all our projects.

Now you can play MK4, IMHO, in a way that looks even better than the original arcade version... If you want to. It's all about choices.

Thanks to Dan Forden for all his contributions to not only the Mortal Kombat franchise, but also to video game history, in general. It was an absolute pleasure to meet him and have him involved in Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection. Until our paths meet again... stay Toasty!

You can pre-order Mortal Kombat: Legacy Collection now on Switch platforms!

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I didn't know you lived in Westeros. We might be neighbors.

I'm so proud of what Digital Eclipse has accomplished over the past few years...

• Guinness World Record (Atari 50)
• BAFTA Nominee (Tetris Forever)
• Grammy Award winning soundtrack (Wizardry: PGotMO)

The folks who work here truly are amazing and I greatly appreciate them all.

We are working on some cool stuff... wanna work with us?

It may be 40 years old, but Clue remains a true classic that has aged like fine cognac. I'm so happy I got to not only see all three endings again before it disappears from theaters, but also got to watch it with people who have never seen it before. That made it truly special.

MORTAL KOMBAT!!!!

Happy Mortal "Saturday" to everyone... It may not be a Monday this year, but I hope everyone picks up and plays the Genesis or SNES version of Mortal Kombat today in order to celebrate one of the best video game marketing campaigns of all time. #PrepareYourself

It's retired at this point, but I still have my very first custom-built joystick. Blanka fan 'til the end.

The biggest goal we strive to achieve with our collections is to give gamers the historical context on why these games are so important and why they should care about them. This is the surest way to bring in new fans. Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection will be no different.

A photo of a number of pins and a lanyard that were given out at various expos in order to promote Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection.

FINISH THEM... AGAIN! Thanks to everyone who came out to see Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection at #sdcc2025, #Evo2025, #Gamescom2025 or #PAXWest2025. We had such an amazing time talking to you all and can't wait until you can get your hands on the finished product.

Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection The essential arcade, console, and handheld games from Mortal Kombat's early years return -- with their secrets laid bare.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at PAX West to get hands on with the Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection this weekend!

Don't forget to wishlist MKLK on your favorite platform: https://bit.ly/DE-MKLK

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Loving the fact that we're going to be getting 4K releases for both Tron movies.

PSA: Today's your last chance to pre-order the Kollector's Edition of Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection.

There are more Mortal Kombat lanyards at #PAXWest2025 than you can throw a Reptile Forceball at. Thanks for the photo, Dant.

Time to find out whodunnit. I wonder what ending they will play. #Clue40th

Thanks for your role in making this happen.

YouTube video by Atari Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection - Gamescom 2025 Trailer

Some big announcements today as we are including both MK Mythologies and Special Forces in Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection, as well as the ever-elusive (and rarely seen) WaveNet version of UMK3. Hope you all enjoyed that surprise.

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Were you team SNES or Genesis?

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Yup, totally agree.

One of my all-time fave DC characters.

While a rare sight for most Genesis owners, the 32x did have a number of fun games, including a pretty great version of Mortal Kombat II.

Amazed to find out that #SF30th just surpassed Street Fighter IV in unit sales. It's amazing to see the collection still continue to move up the Capcom charts even 7+ years after its release.

While I knew several folks who grew up playing the Game Boy version of the original Mortal Kombat, I spent all my money on both the Genesis and SNES versions on Mortal Monday. Now, all three appear together in Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection.

For those that never owned a Master System, the Game Gear was a decent substitute with the benefit of a larger color palette.