Mortal Kombat (Finnish Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Mortal Kombat" in Finnish language version.

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bbc.com

Rob Crossley: Mortal Kombat: Violent game that changed video games industry 2.6.2014. BBC. Viitattu 29.3.2019.

gamasutra.com

Michelle Deco: A Brief History of the ESRB 9.10.2017. Gamasutra. Viitattu 29.3.2019.

gameinformer.com

Guisao, Jason: Mortal Kombat 11 Surpasses 12 Million Copies Sold Worldwide Game Informer. Arkistoitu 16.8.2021. Viitattu 16.8.2021. (englanniksi)

pushsquare.com

Barker, Sammy: PS4 Exclusive Days Gone Makes the List of 2019's Best-Selling Games PushSquare. Arkistoitu 28.1.2020. Viitattu 10.7.2020. (englanniksi)

twitter.com

Kitana, Mileena, and Scorpion were not cut from MK3. They were held back in anticipation of our Ultimate MK3 release a few months later. UMK3 was a free upgrade for arcade operators to quell issues around MK3’s home release by keeping the arcade game fresh for players (7/10) twitter.com. Viitattu 15.6.2021. (englanniksi)

web.archive.org

Barker, Sammy: PS4 Exclusive Days Gone Makes the List of 2019's Best-Selling Games PushSquare. Arkistoitu 28.1.2020. Viitattu 10.7.2020. (englanniksi)
Guisao, Jason: Mortal Kombat 11 Surpasses 12 Million Copies Sold Worldwide Game Informer. Arkistoitu 16.8.2021. Viitattu 16.8.2021. (englanniksi)

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