As Sony’s PlayStation Showcase event looks more and more certain to be happening, the gaming world is buzzing with anticipation. Among the numerous exciting announcements expected at the event, one of the most eagerly awaited is the potential revelation of Mortal Kombat 12. The Mortal Kombat series has a long and storied history, with the first game being released in 1992, and the most recent, Mortal Kombat 11, hitting the shelves in 2019. Over the years, the franchise has captivated millions of fans with its brutal fighting mechanics, intricate storylines, and memorable characters.
Rumours surrounding Mortal Kombat 12 have been swirling for months, with various sources pointing towards an imminent announcement. This article will explore the rumours and the potential announcement of Mortal Kombat 12 at Sony’s PlayStation Showcase event.
Insider Claims The rumour mill began churning when an alleged industry insider claimed to have information regarding the development of Mortal Kombat 12. According to this source, the development team at NetherRealm Studios has been working tirelessly on the next instalment of the franchise, and the game is reportedly nearing the final stages of development. This insider also suggested that Mortal Kombat 12 would be unveiled at the PlayStation Showcase event, leading fans to speculate about what could be in store.
NetherRealm Studios’ Cryptic Tweets Adding fuel to the fire, NetherRealm Studios, the developer behind the Mortal Kombat series, has been posting cryptic tweets and messages on social media platforms, hinting at a possible announcement. These messages have included subtle references to the Mortal Kombat universe, such as images of iconic characters and locations, which have led fans to believe that an announcement is imminent. The studio’s history of teasing their fans with hints before a significant reveal only adds to the speculation.
When Kratos was revealed as an exclusive character for the PlayStation 3 version of NetherRealm’s Mortal Kombat reboot, Xbox 360 fans may have wondered what exclusive was coming their way. As it turns out, it was nothing. Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon has revealed that NetherRealm also wanted to give Xbox 360 fans something to look forward to, but wasn’t able.
