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Conan, Gronk, And Marshawn Lynch Tackle Mortal Kombat X (And We Win)
Conan O’Brien’s Clueless Gamer continues to be an amusing look at the gaming world. This latest episode blows all previous entries out of the water, though.
Conan flew to Arizona to meet up with the New England Patriots’ Rob Gronkowski and the Seattle Seahawks’ Marshawn Lynch. He brought with him a preview build of Mortal Kombat X, and the results couldn’t have been more amazing.
For those of us who play a number of games, the violence of the X-Ray and Fatality moves in Mortal Kombat X is a slight escalation. For those that might not be as familiar with NetherRealm’s wicked ways, it’s apparently a bit more shocking.
Bryan Vore and I were together when we saw Cassie Cage’s X-Ray move for the first time (you can read about that here). Our reactions weren’t too far off Marshawn Lynch’s.
For more Clueless Gamer, check out Conan playing Super Smash Bros., horror games, WWE 2K14, and Minecraft.
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