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Mortal Kombat Creators Congratulate Mad Max Creators With A Jax Photoshop
Mad Max and Mortal Kombat are both published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, but the two come from completely separate developers. Avalanche developed Mad Max (and the Just Cause series) and NetherRealm recently released Mortal Kombat X. In celebration of the release of Mad Max, NetherRealm decided to create a photoshop of how it, presumably, thinks Mad Max could be improved.
If we wanted to speculate, which is always fun, we could pretend this is a DLC tease. Would you like to play as Jax in Mad Max? Or how about fighting as Max in Mortal Kombat X?
Kongratulations! pic.twitter.com/Eky79mJgRx
— NetherRealm Studios (@NetherRealm) September 11, 2015
By the way, nobody tell NetherRealm that Mad Max came out more than a week ago, so their about 11 days late.
[Source: @NetherRealm, via Reddit]
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