Mortal Kombat 1’s five-day early access period for Premium Edition players has been officially confirmed

Did you order Mortal Kombat 1‘s Premium edition? Good thing – that means you get five extra days to get some practice in before the game’s formal release on Nintendo Switch, PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, PS5And Xbox Series X on September 19, 2023.

That’s right – players who pre-ordered the expensive premium edition of the fighting game – predictably dubbed the Premium Edition – will get an exclusive five-day early access period that will allow them to start fighting from 10am PDT (1pm ET / 6pm UK). time) September 14.

As Mortal Kombat 1 modder reverse engineer Thethiny explains so far on X/Twitter: we only had the word from a few customer service representatives that an early access period was available, but updates to the fighting game’s online store listings on Steam and Xbox have confirmed what was only rumor until now.

Interestingly enough, Thethiny discovered that too Mortal Kombat 1‘S in-game currency is called Dragon Krystalsand they will be used to “purchase comic features for your fighter, such as skins, palettes, gear, and more.”

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“The Kameo system is phenomenal, but it’s an extra level of strategy on top of an already complicated game that has made me absolutely sure I’m going to be terrible at it,” we said.

“Many times whenever I tried to reel Sonya in to help me in a ground fight, I instead just let her fly overhead like a Red Arrow, waving us gleefully as she flew past us as we traded blows on the ground . ground.”

In related news: Teck 8 director Katsuhiro Harada recently revealed that the “silly threats” some purported fans are sending to him and other team members have a significant impact not only on morale, but also on costs and even the inclusion of some characters.

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