It's easy to forget, among the dozens upon dozens of games that released last year, but Mortal Kombat finally received the compilation treatment in the form of the Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection. The Kollection brought to modern hardware many of the classic MK titles, including the nostalgic but heavily-criticized Mythologies.
If you forgot, that's totally OK because it seems that most of the MK fan base has also largely skipped out on this title.
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What's more, judging by available player counts on SteamDB, it seems most fans would rather play Mortal Kombat (2011), AKA Mortal Kombat 9, instead. Here's the kicker: Mortal Kombat 9 has been delisted from Steam for at least five years.
To start, over the past 24 hours, the Legacy Kollection has topped out at 57 players, with its current player count sitting at 42. It's a massive 95 percent drop from release (October 30) to today (January 11).
Meanwhile, in MK9 land, 61 players are actively playing the game, with 86 players overall having had a paly session in the last 24 hours alone.
Again, this is a title that has been delisted for years now. As for why it...
