The main reason you collect them is to unlock stuff in The Krypt. There are 6 types of koins: Jade, Onyx, Gold, Ruby, Sapphire and Platinum. The koins here are something like a point system. You will need koins, a lot of them if you plan to get your hands on them. You have to unlock most of them, but that's OK, because they are cool feature but not as important as the kombatants.

Animalities, Friendships, Babalities and Brutalities are nowhere to be seen too. It is unknown for me why there are no Stage Fatalities, the team could have added at least one since this is something like a trademark of the franchise ever since the original Mortal Kombat. A good thing about Fatalities in this game is that you can perform them anywhere on the screen. For example, you can visit Mortal Kombat Secrets where you will find them all. Fatalities are not included in the list, but with the power of internet it is really easy to find them. This mode can help a lot of people to remember some of the useful moves and juggles. With them you can learn and practice all basic hits and combos in the game. Here, you will use it as a training mode for each character (except for Blaze and Mokap). Konquest mode makes its debut in Mortal Kombat deadly Alliance. There are really a lot of moves and combos (default) out there, but some of them are really useless and it will be pointless to use them in actual game. If you pause the game you will see that there is a special moves/combos list for every character. I have to admit that MOST of the moves look really realistic. Exception here are Blaze and Mokap - these two have 3 hand to hand fighting styles.

Anyway, each character has 3 fighting styles: 2 for hand to hand kombat and 1 weapon style. For some of you (including me) there is a pretty good chance the game might become boring before you manage to unlock every character. We all love secrets and codes and this is a Mortal Kombat game but hiding 11 characters out of 23 is kind of harsh. One of the huge minuses when you start the game is that there are so many characters to unlock, some of which are even cooler than the default the game has given to you at the beginning. But overall, the graphics, the sound and entertainment factor reach pretty high levels. Now before I begin, I want you to know that this game is not that good if you want a stable and good gameplay. The Internet was literally flooded with trailers, teasers and images. Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance was hugely advertised back in 2002. Kombat Kolumns: Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance Review

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