Mortal Kombat: Armageddon

--Plot--
Throughout the Mortal Kombat games, the warriors of the series have seen many dangers. Though now that there are so many warriors with special abilities, they are close to tearing the very fabric of the realms brinigng about the Armageddon. The Elder Gods demanded a safegaurd be put in place so that the Armageddon may be stopped.

--Graphics--
The graphics of MK Armageddon are fine, though they could be better for the Wii the visuals still look great, even for Konquest. The arenas are very well done, and the levels of Konquest are well designed too. The graphics and great level design helped me easily become immersed into the game.

--Sound--
Though not as dark as Deception, which is a bit of a let down doe me, the music isn't bad at all. Though the game does sound a bit apocaliptic, which I was hoping for more but wasn't completely let down. And the screams and voice acting of all of the charaters are surprisingly good for a fighting...

The first Kombat game to grace the Wii, Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. Mortal Kombat is back, and as it's been doing since the arcade days it does not fail to impress. With the new control scheme that intuitively combines motion control with fast paced kombat, all the way to the massive amount of characters in this game, you can't go wrong. Along with the main game, there's enough distractions to keep you playing for a long while, but not long enough.

This game brings back all of the characters to participate in an 'Armageddon'. Now when I say all of the characters, I mean all of the characters. It's just amazing to see how many characters Midway has actually managed to pack into this game, in total there's 63, more then both the PS2 version, and the XBOX version thanks to an extra character Midway decided to put into this game. Every character you ever remember playing will be featured in this huge compilation that calls itself Armageddon.