Mortal Kombat X Brazil Costume Pack Announced, Kold War Skins Available Now

It’s a big day for Mortal Kombat X fans looking to deck their characters out in only the finest of digital duds before taking to Outworld to break some skulls. Destructoid reported earlier today that players can expect to see a Brazil-themed costume pack–yes, you read that correctly–hitting digital shelves at some point in the future. While we don’t have any exact details on the price point or release date, we do know that they look, well, just check them out for yourselves:

MKX Brazil

But that isn’t the only costume-related news for the newest NetherRealm Studios offering. Chances are you’ve seen Scorpion’s Kold War skin at some point or another while facing off against foes in online battles–you may even have grabbed it for yourself as a GameStop exclusive when the title hit the shelves. But as of today, the Shirai Ryu’s kunai-toting ninja isn’t the only member of the cast with an outfit that would make Zangief proud, as Sub-Zero, Sonya and Kano join the party.

In spite of the delays that the most recent patch has seen with regard to coming to systems other than the PlayStation 4, you can currently pick up this downloadable content on your console (or PC) of choice for $3.99 by following the appropriate links below. Be sure to check out the release trailer for the skins as well.

Sources: Moral Kombat, Ed Boon via Destructoid

RChusan, Leslie, and ZeroKage Battle at Mortal Kombat X Asia Pacific Championship’s Singapore Qualifier

Last weekend saw the second leg of the Mortal Kombat X Asia Pacific Championship take place in Singapore. The tournament featured a good number of the country’s best players, who turned up for a chance to fly to the finals in Thailand this June.

Among those in attendance were South East Asia Majors 2013 Injustice: Gods Among Us champion RChusan, looking to make his mark again in yet another NetherRealm Studios game, as well as ZeroKage and Leslie, that latter of which took a break from beasting Ultra Street Fighter IV competitions with Sagat to test out Mortal Kombat X’s Kung Jin.

Sadly, the event wasn’t streamed, but the finals matches were recorded and can be viewed below courtesy of GameStart Asia.

If you’re interested in seeing more of what this region brings to the table in Mortal Kombat X, be sure to go back and watch replays from the Philippine qualifier as well.

Source: GameStart Asia via Beast of the East