New MKDA/Adema Postcard
The new Game Informer (Nov. 2002, issue 115) has a 2-page ad for MK: Deadly Alliance with a postcard in the middle adverising MKDA and Adema.
MK: Deadly Alliance Screenshot Mayhem!
We've got our greedy little hands on an overwhelming amount of new screenshots from Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance that leaked to the web recently. These are from all versions of the game and include the first in-game shots of characters Reptile, Nitara, and Hsu Hao (it's Khan in the pictures, his name has since been changed). Some of these might be repeats of images we have already updated with in the past. If you had problems finding these pictures elsewhere, here they are in one central spot. Just click on any of the thumbnails for a larger version. Enjoy!
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New MK: Deadly Alliance select screen shown at ECTS
Check out a photo that was taken of the select screen for a version of Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance that was shown at the ECTS event  in England. The new roster, comprised of 21 available spots, is a newer version of the select screen than what we showed you in our E3 coverage last May.

New select screen?

Thanks to Belokk-PMK for sending this our way.

New GameBoy Advance Deadly Alliance screenshots
Just saw this new batch of screenshots of the Gameboy Advance version of Mortal: Kombat Deadly Alliance. The game looks incredible! From IGN Pocket:

The GBA game will feature many of the elements that have been established in the console version's design, including items, characters, and secrets that can be unlocked and purchased with coins that you earn during fights. Players can even gamble during a bout to increase their earnings. Of course, all the bloody violence that's expected of the Mortal Kombat series will be in this game...including blood splatters that stick to the floor during a fight, as well as fatalities that can be performed after you've decimated your opponent. The GBA version will also have a couple of mini-games between fights, including Test Your Might and Test Your Sight. And, naturally, you'll be able to link up with a buddy and brawl against him...but he'll need a copy of the cartridge as well.

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Adema Immortal Video Premieres on MTV.com
Thanks to Midway for sending word that MTV.com has released the premiere of the entire video of "Immortal", part of Adema's new album entitled The Immortal which will be released on October 22, 2002. From the MTV webpage:

"Immortal" appears on the new Adema EP, The Immortal, AND is the first release from the Mortal Kombat video game soundtrack. Adema was approached by the video game maker to participate in the project because they were looking for a hard rock band that would appeal to the same audiences as the those that played the video game. The video was shot in New Orleans on June 6th. The band was shot performing in front of a "green screen" and then they were inserted into the environment of the video game.

To view the Adema video click here.
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