Folks who play a lot of retro games on their PS3 may find other uses, but this a luxury controller squarely aimed at Mortal Kombat fanatics.Ĭheck back soon for our full review of Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection, which is out now for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation 3. While this includes the most recent game, I can’t imagine you’d be able to remap the controls for any of Capcom’s fighters in such a way to make this stick comfortable. According to their website, Eyeballistics MKHD project initially got the green light from Warner Bros., but things changed when WB decided the project would conflict with 2019s Mortal Kombat 11. Problem is, this is a fight stick that’s designed for Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat only. To coincide with the release of the collection GameStop released a limited run of Mortal Kombat Klassic Fight Sticks manufactured by Performance Design Products for 129.99 that includes a code to download the Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection. Toss in that code for the Arcade Kollection (which runs $10 on its own), and that sweetens the deal a bit. The whole stick feels incredibly solid, something I was able to confirm as I repeatedly smashed my fists against it as I fought the three games’ cheap, Quarter guzzling AI opponents.Ĭonsidering the quality of the stick, the $129.99 asking price isn’t really all that crazy. Fortunately, that issue is mitigated by the soft, agreeable memory foam base. Not so much that you wouldn’t be able to bring it to a friends house, but weighty enough that it could get uncomfortable on your lap for long stretches. I haven’t put this thing on a scale, but suffice it to say it’s pretty heavy.
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