Ill-Fitting Kitana Cosplay Meets Gravel-Walking Mileena In Live-Action Mortal Kombat

6 responses to “Ill-Fitting Kitana Cosplay Meets Gravel-Walking Mileena In Live-Action Mortal Kombat”

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   Cannon

   April 27, 2012 at 10:25 am

   So is this version of the game banned in Australia, (since the console version was banned?)

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      oggob

      April 27, 2012 at 11:04 am

      The Vita title is basically the Komplete Edition, although there are some minor changes… the Komplete Edition was actually submitted for review earlier this year and failed (obviously)…

      http://www.classification.gov.au/Usingclassification/Findaclassification/Pages/Classification-search-result.aspx?sid=9FI2fUoqVOs%2bXTg0Xmb10A%253d%253d&ncdctx=PJLUgBberCq9YgqXcnsinTckuNu3a04HsKKY4JGNRDT6smPfNwGk7clx%252fn8s0TJOSvxHVo8QMoWDIVnkntECz1LGc9kS0fDGxbLDXlzd2ak%253d

      I would imagine that classification would also include the Vita version or they will simply not bother to try this time.

      That being said, there is unlikely to be any DLC for the Vita title, so importing it shouldn’t be a hassle.

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         Bob

         May 9, 2013 at 12:38 pm

         DUDE ITS OUT AND R18+ boom!

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   Trex

   April 27, 2012 at 1:09 pm

   Grapefruits

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   Mark

   April 27, 2012 at 2:58 pm

   YAY, more re-news on kotaku.

   I think Kotaku staff should learn/be taught how to use its own website search function before posting an article.

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   Bob

   April 27, 2012 at 7:31 pm

   Ill-fitting? Only if you are a gay male. It looked perfectly fine from where I was watching from.

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      Jake

      April 28, 2012 at 4:06 am

      Bob, completely agree. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the way those models are rocking those costumes.

      On some fundemental level there is something really wierd and off about Kotaku. I might understand if a female blogger hates an obvious “sex sells” commercial, but even the male bloggers all come off sounding like effeminite queens – and that’s probably being unfair to effeminite queens.

      Unless Kotatu’s demographic is 30-50 year old house wives that teach bible school, they might want to think about their pervasive “anti-sex” attitude that seems to be nearly any article with a female game character. I’m no where near a mysognistic bastard, but hell I like boobs. I know I am being marketed at by game companies because I like boobs. I am okay with this. I don’t need Kotaku bloggers getting indignant for me.

      Also… boobs. (Sorry, had to say it again)

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