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Predator's Brutality winpose has him cloaking and walking off into the background. When performed on the narrow bridge-like Kove, Krossroads or the Pit X stages, however, when Predator walks into the background, his spaceship can be seen briefly decloaking and flying into the sky. This is because the Predator would otherwise be walking and logically falling off of the stages.
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In February 2015, Warner Bros was given a small window of permission from Todd McFarlane to use Spawn in its games. However, Ed Boon was unaware of the offer two months later, despite revealing that Spawn was discussed as a potential guest character. Spawn would later be added in Mortal Kombat 11.
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All of the characters who only appear as opponents in Story Mode have a bullet for whenever they get shot by Erron Black's X-Ray move. Normally these are stored in character DISM files, but the Story Mode characters have their bullets located within their character packages.
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When Bo' Rai Cho faces Reptile, Bo' Rai Cho will sometimes state before the fight that he sensed a Zaterran, to which Reptile corrects "the last Zaterran". Bo' Rai Cho will then remark "No, there is another".
This is a reference to the movie Star Wars - Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, when Yoda says the exact same line as Luke Skywalker is leaving Dagobah.
This is a reference to the movie Star Wars - Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, when Yoda says the exact same line as Luke Skywalker is leaving Dagobah.
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In the release of Mortal Kombat XL, one of the new trophies/achievements is named "Fox Finish" which requires you to win a match with the opponent stepping on Caltrops.
This is an homage to top MKX player Dominique "SonicFox" McLean and his common practice of closing out intense matches with Erron Black's caltrops.
This is an homage to top MKX player Dominique "SonicFox" McLean and his common practice of closing out intense matches with Erron Black's caltrops.
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In one of his intro dialogues with Alien, Johnny Cage will shout "It's game over, man!". This is a reference to the iconic line shouted by William Hudson in the movie Aliens.
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After winning a round, Predator's laugh will mimic the opponent he is currently fighting against. While fighting another Predator or Jason, however, he will instead mimic Billy's memorable laugh from the original Predator films.
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In one of the intros in a Shinnok mirror match, the second Shinnok mentions that he failed to kill him "at the Pyramid." A reference to his ending in Mortal Kombat Armageddon in which Spoiler:Shinnok sends a clone of himself to defeat Blaze.
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Originally Mortal Kombat X was planned to have Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions, produced by High Voltage Software, but those versions were eventually cancelled and full refunds were offered for pre-orders.
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The gory sound effects were made by squishing a gooey substance in a bowl with a toilet plunger and smashing lots of various fruits, vegetables and nuts with a hammer.
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The Terminator and Michael Myers from the Terminator and Halloween franchises, respectively, were considered as fighters for the game, however, according to the series creator, Ed Boon, the ideas never went any further.
Boon told IGN about the characters, "We've tossed around a whole bunch of names, like The Terminator, or something like that. And for various reasons "whether it wasn't a match, or we just couldn't come to terms with it" they didn't happen.
"We're always exploring a lot more than we actually end up doing. For instance: Michael Myers from the Halloween franchise. We talked about that at one point but it just never kind of panned out."
Boon told IGN about the characters, "We've tossed around a whole bunch of names, like The Terminator, or something like that. And for various reasons "whether it wasn't a match, or we just couldn't come to terms with it" they didn't happen.
"We're always exploring a lot more than we actually end up doing. For instance: Michael Myers from the Halloween franchise. We talked about that at one point but it just never kind of panned out."
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During one of Cassie Cage's intros, Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3's arcade theme can be heard just as she takes her earbuds out.
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In the intro to a Sub-Zero mirror match. Both Sub-Zeros will say, "You. You are not worthy of the name Sub-Zero. Who are you to judge?" A reference to a dialogue Noob Saibot and Sub-Zero said to each other in Spoiler:Cyber Sub-Zero's chapter in Mortal Kombat (2011).
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