If enough fans support Eyeballistic’s petition for a 4K remaster of Mortal Kombat Trilogy, franchise owner Warner Bros. There is plenty of nostalgia for the first three Mortal Kombat games, and Eyeballistic’s previously released 4K Mortal Kombat Trilogy remaster pitch images are a solid indication of how impressive the collection could look on modern hardware. Eyeballistic also states that it intends to include every Fatality, Friendship, and Animality from the original three Mortal Kombat games, as well as rework the classic soundtrack with real instruments to give the music “ a modern cinematic sound.” once again with its idea of an updated Mortal Kombat Trilogy re-release, with a plan to use crowdfunding as a means to finance the passion project. Eyeballistic says that if this petition reaches 100,000 signatures, it will approach Warner Bros. that the project is a worthwhile venture after all. Related: Mortal Kombat's Most Violent Finishing Move In Every GameĮyeballistic says that Mortal Kombat co-creator Ed Boon himself was supportive of its original pitch for a 4K Mortal Kombat Trilogy remake, and now VGC reports that the developer has set up a petition on to convince Warner Bros. about this hypothetical Mortal Kombat Trilogy 4K remaster five years ago, the company turned them down over concerns it wouldn’t sell enough copies to justify the investment. However, the developer claims that when they contacted Warner Bros. An indie developer by the name of Eyeballistic has been working on such a project since 2016, and has posted a small collection of 4K-rendered Mortal Kombat Trilogy images as a sort of concept pitch. The original Mortal Kombat Trilogy would be released in a single collection on the original PlayStation, Nintendo 64, and PC in 1996, but some fans have been hoping for a remastered update with modern 4K graphics. Its two initial follow-ups, 1993’s Mortal Kombat II and 1995’s Mortal Kombat 3, built upon the dark and bloody foundation original MK developer Midway put together by adding new characters and features like the non-violent Friendship and shape-shifting Animality finishing moves. The original Mortal Kombat helped change the video game landscape when it was released back in 1992, wowing players with its eclectic roster of playable characters and ushering in the creation of the ESRB Rating system alongside the scarcely-remembered Night Trap. to let it develop a 4K remaster of the original Mortal Kombat Trilogy, with MK series co-creator Ed Boon supposedly lending his support to the project.
An indie game developer is petitioning Warner Bros.
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