Mortal Kombat Kollector's Edition

Same game, slightly different package, equally essential. This variant of the Mortal Kombat Kollector's Edition on PS3 features Sub-Zero and Scorpion figurines, an art book, and DLC codes for a Klassic costume skin and avatar costumes. The figurine presentation here focuses on the two fighters as separate display pieces rather than a single combined sculpture, giving collectors a different way to showcase the franchise's defining rivalry.

NetherRealm's 2011 reboot was the shot in the arm that Mortal Kombat needed, and these Kollector's Editions were the victory lap. The art book dives into character designs, stage concepts, and the visual overhaul that brought the series back to its 2D roots with a modern HD coat of paint. Multiple Kollector's Edition variants existed across regions and retailers, which means tracking down every version is a collecting quest in itself.

The PS3 fighting game library from this era is stacked, but few titles carry the cultural weight of Mortal Kombat, and fewer still got this level of collector treatment. Whether you're displaying the figurines in or out of the box, they represent one of gaming's most enduring rivalries in tangible form. Complete copies with all inserts and figurines accounted for are the standard any MK collector should be chasing.