Gamezine:
People who have been pining for a game of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 but have only recently amassed the funds to buy the title this week will be in for a shock: it's been removed from Xbox Live, along with its Midway buddies.
The announcement was made by Microsoft, letting fans know on Twitter that rights and permissions were stopping it from selling the games from the classic developer, who went bust in 2009 and were quickly bought out by THQ.
Not to worry, though; if you need to redownload the games, you'll be able to get them back again for free, and it has been implied that the whole range of offerings will be restored as of March 17th, when Xbox Live Game Room is released.
Styx has released a brand new version of the free MK Mugen game, Mortal Kombat Ultimate Revitalized.
DSOGaming writes: "MKA has released the Definitive Edition of Mortal Kombat Project Revitalized 2. According to the modder, Definitive Edition Update 2020 is an update for R2DE and is planned to be the last update for Revitalized 2 as a whole."
DSOGaming writes: "Earlier this month, we shared the first trailer the latest version of Mortal Kombat Project. And today, we are happy to report that MKP Ultimate Revitalized 2.0 is available for download."
What about MK2 on PSN?