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Batman: Arkham Developers Deliver Mortal Kombat Cake To NetherRealm Studios
Developer Rocksteady and NetherRealm are both on the Warner Bros. Interactive team, and so to commemorate the success of Mortal Kombat X, the Batman: Arkham developer sent the studio a difficult to eat cake.
NetherRealm creative director and Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon shared a few pictures of the violent/delicious cake on twitter.
We struggled w/ eating or (somehow) preserving the Amazing Kake @Rocksteady sent us. How could anyone destroy that? pic.twitter.com/nUoCVzPIzw
— Ed Boon (@noobde) April 19, 2015
They weren't sure if they wanted to eat it at first, but decided the ability to slice off and eat Sub-Zero's face was too exciting an opportunity to pass up.
What tipped us over the edge was the idea of performing the very first MKX fatality we did. Scorpion's face slice.. pic.twitter.com/LOpRdwXox0
— Ed Boon (@noobde) April 19, 2015
We were very pleased with Mortal Kombat X. You can find our review of the game by heading here.
[Source: @noobde]
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