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   Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe: A Crossover Fighting Game for Consoles   
   Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is a crossover fighting game that features   
   characters from the Mortal Kombat and DC Comics franchises. The game was   
   released in 2008 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, but not for PC[^1^]. The game   
   has a unique storyline that    
   involves both universes being merged by a cosmic entity called Dark Kahn, and   
   the heroes and villains of both sides having to fight each other and overcome   
   their inner rage.   
      
   Mortal Kombat Vs Dc Universe Pc   
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   The game introduces new gameplay elements such as Freefall Kombat, which   
   allows players to fight while falling from one stage to another, and Klose   
   Kombat, which zooms in on the fighters and requires quick button presses to   
   perform attacks or counters.    
   The game also features super moves that can be activated when the rage meter   
   is full, and finishing moves that can be performed at the end of a match. The   
   game has a single-player mode that lets players choose between two   
   perspectives: Mortal Kombat or    
   DC Universe. The game also supports online multiplayer modes such as versus   
   and team battles.   
      
   The game features 22 playable characters, 11 from each universe. The Mortal   
   Kombat roster includes Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Sonya Blade, Jax, Kitana, Liu Kang,   
   Raiden, Kano, Baraka, Shang Tsung, and Shao Kahn. The DC Universe roster   
   includes Batman, Superman,    
   Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Catwoman, The Joker, Lex Luthor,   
   Deathstroke, Darkseid, and Captain Marvel (Shazam). The game also has two   
   secret characters that can be unlocked: Quan Chi from Mortal Kombat and Lobo   
   from DC Comics.   
      
   Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe received mixed to positive reviews from critics   
   and fans. The game was praised for its graphics, story mode, voice acting, and   
   gameplay innovations. However, the game was also criticized for its toned-down   
   violence, limited    
   character customization, lack of PC version, and some technical issues. The   
   game sold over 1.9 million copies worldwide as of 2010.   
      
      
   Despite the game's commercial success and cult following, a sequel to Mortal   
   Kombat vs. DC Universe was never officially announced or developed. However,   
   some fans and critics have expressed their desire for a sequel, especially   
   after the release of    
   Mortal Kombat (2011) and Injustice: Gods Among Us (2013), which were both   
   developed by NetherRealm Studios, the successor of Midway Games. These games   
   showed that NetherRealm Studios could create high-quality fighting games with   
   both Mortal Kombat and DC    
   characters, with improved graphics, gameplay, story, and violence.   
      
   A sequel to Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe could benefit from the advancements   
   made by these games, as well as the popularity of both franchises in recent   
   years. A sequel could also address some of the flaws and limitations of the   
   original game, such as    
   the toned-down fatalities, the lack of character customization, the limited   
   roster, and the technical issues. A sequel could also explore new   
   possibilities for the crossover story, such as having Darkseid and Shao Kahn   
   escape from their respective    
   prisons and seek revenge on both universes[^2^], or having new threats and   
   alliances emerge from the merging of the realms[^3^]. A sequel could also   
   feature more characters from both franchises, such as Harley Quinn, Aquaman,   
   Cyborg, Nightwing, Green    
   Arrow, Black Canary, Zatanna, Swamp Thing, Constantine, Martian Manhunter,   
   Hawkman, Hawkgirl, Starfire, Beast Boy, Raven, Cyborg Superman, Bane, Black   
   Adam, Sinestro, Brainiac, Doomsday, Darkseid's Elite, Lobo, Red Hood,   
   Supergirl, Power Girl, Batgirl,    
   Catwoman's Whip (as a weapon), Scarecrow's Fear Toxin (as a stage hazard),   
   Clayface (as a stage hazard), Killer Croc (as a stage hazard), Man-Bat (as a   
   stage hazard), Solomon Grundy (as a stage hazard), Goro (as a playable   
   character), Kintaro (as a    
   playable character), Motaro (as a playable character), Sheeva (as a playable   
   character), Sindel (as a playable character), Ermac (as a playable character),   
   Reptile (as a playable character), Rain (as a playable character), Smoke (as a   
   playable character),   
    Noob Saibot (as a playable character), Jade (as a playable character),   
   Mileena (as a playable character), Kitana (as a playable character), Skarlet   
   (as a playable character), Frost (as a playable character), Kenshi (as a   
   playable character), Takeda (as    
   a playable character), Cassie Cage (as a playable character), Jacqui Briggs   
   (as a playable character), Kung Jin (as a playable character), D'Vorah (as a   
   playable character), Ferra/Torr (as a playable character), Erron Black (as a   
   playable character),    
   Kotal Kahn (as a playable character), Shinnok (as a playable character), Quan   
   Chi (as a playable character), Havik (as a playable character), Reiko (as a   
   playable character), Fujin (as a playable character), Sareena (as a playable   
   character), Ashrah (as    
   a playable character) and many more.   
      
   A sequel to Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe could also take advantage of the   
   current trend of R-rated comic book adaptations, such as Deadpool, Logan,   
   Joker, The Boys, Doom Patrol and Harley Quinn. A sequel could feature more   
   graphic and brutal violence    
   than the original game, as well as more mature themes and humor. A sequel   
   could also have more creative and diverse fatalities and heroic brutalities   
   for each character, as well as new gameplay mechanics such as stage   
   transitions, interactive    
   environments, clash system, gear system and multiverse mode.   
      
   In conclusion, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe deserves an R-rated sequel that   
   could improve on the original game's potential and deliver an epic crossover   
   experience for fans of both franchises. A sequel could also be an opportunity   
   for NetherRealm    
   Studios to showcase their talent and passion for both Mortal Kombat and DC   
   Comics.   
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