Mortal Kombat: Armageddon screenshots

Now moving like Jackie Chan in Mortal Kombat by waving a wireless wand furiously isn’t exactly as fun as it sounds, but with these screenies you can easily tell that it could be a whole different experience all together. And Midway Games hopes to bring out that gameplay interaction with Mortal Kombat: Armageddon.

Now after hyping up the game at the Midway Gamers Day over at sin city Las Vegas, Midway was pretty focused on delivering this Wii title this coming April. In addition to the new gameplay experience, the game will also be shipping with customizable fighter templates, including their own Fatalities.

So whether you’re bicycling in the air like Liu Kang or shooting harpoons like Scorpion, you can be sure that there are many sequences unique to each character, making the discovery of one such special move something to tell your pals about. Unfortunately, since you’re moving your hand around pretty much in front of your opponent, there’s no telling how much of a secret you can keep the “secret” move as.

Along with three new screenshots, newer gesture sequences for Jax Briggs (shown above) and Ashrah (shown below) have also become available straight from Midway Games. And if you haven’t checked up on the newest developments on the official details of the game, now would be a good time.

More screens after the jump!

 

Now moving like Jackie Chan in Mortal Kombat by waving a wireless wand furiously isn’t exactly as fun as it sounds, but with these screenies you can easily tell that it could be a whole different experience all together. And Midway Games hopes to bring out that gameplay interaction with Mortal Kombat: Armageddon.

Now after hyping up the game at the Midway Gamers Day over at sin city Las Vegas, Midway was pretty focused on delivering this Wii title this coming April. In addition to the new gameplay experience, the game will also be shipping with customizable fighter templates, including their own Fatalities.

So whether you’re bicycling in the air like Liu Kang or shooting harpoons like Scorpion, you can be sure that there are many sequences unique to each character, making the discovery of one such special move something to tell your pals about. Unfortunately, since you’re moving your hand around pretty much in front of your opponent, there’s no telling how much of a secret you can keep the “secret” move as.

Along with three new screenshots, newer gesture sequences for Jax Briggs (shown above) and Ashrah (shown below) have also become available straight from Midway Games. And if you haven’t checked up on the newest developments on the official details of the game, now would be a good time.