Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero (Video Game 1998)

The story of mortal kombat fighter Sub zero, a ninja who accidently gives a spiritual amulet to evil sorcerer Quan chi.

Writers:

Ed Boon (creator), John Tobias (creator)

Stars:

John Turk, Richard Divizio, Michael Garvey

Cast

Cast overview:
John Turk	...	Sub-Zero
Richard Divizio	...	Quan Chi / Shang Tsung
Michael Garvey	...	Rayden / Grandmaster
Lia Montelongo	...	Sareena
Kerri Hoskins	...	Kia (as Kerry Hoskins)
Rachel Hebert	...	Jataaka (Game)
Erica Grace	...	Jataaka (FMV)
Gary Wingert	...	Shinnok
Anthony Marquez	...	Wind God / Monk 2 / Fujin (as Tony Marquez)
Brian Glynn	...	Water God / Hulk Monk
Sal Divita	...	Scorpion

Storyline

The story of mortal kombat fighter Sub zero, a ninja who accidently gives a spiritual amulet to evil sorcerer Quan chi.

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Plot Keywords:

evil sorcerer | amulet | prequel | mythology | fictional war | 

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Taglines:

Meet the root of our evil.

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Genres:

Action

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Certificate:

M

Details

Country:

USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Avalanche Software, Midway Home Entertainment Inc.

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Mono Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The Playstation version had FMV cut scenes. The Nintendo 64 version did not.

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Connections

Spun-off from Mortal Kombat (1992)

User Reviews

Spectacular new take on the MK world.

I really tried to like this game because I'm a hard core, die hard fan of anything related to MORTAL KOMBAT.

The concept is great and so is the game play because the game has unique action sequences that will make you remember about the controls of MK and MK II. I truly enjoyed the fighting techniques because MK game-play have always been attractive for avid action and fighting games. The combo system is similar to MK III so you can't go wrong with the game-play.

I always thought I was playing a Chinese action movie. The scenarios are just great; dark, stylish, great atmosphere but best of all, a feeling of uncertainty when the evil characters appear.

The graphics are truly great! The digital graphics combined with 2D and 3D in some cases is really attractive and will make you enjoy the hard and difficult scenarios and enemies.

The sound is also pretty cool with martial arts music and some intense classical MK sounds.

My advice is, get this game but only if you are a fan of the MK games. Otherwise, play it with low expectations because if you are not into the world of MK, you will likely have a hard time trying to like it.