Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
If you enjoyed the title Street Fighter, then you'll love the latest one also. After chopping all obstacles Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 has made its way to the Xbox Live Arcade. The whole setup costs you 800 Microsoft points that are around 10US$.
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The title ropes Xbox Live multiplayer support and four player winner-stays-on online tournaments as well. The game keeps a slim 43.62MB of hard drive space. Other salient features includes 22 fighters with unique abilities, 2-v-2 Kombat Mode, Scorpion's Lair, Jade's Desert, Kahn's Kave, River Komba, and many more.
Via: joystiq
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