On top of the fighting system, Unchained also brings over the various game modes that were included in Deception.

Unchained also includes the various multi-tiered levels and death traps that made Deception a stand out on the console. Fortunately, the combo breaker system that was included in Deception has been included in Unchained, so you can interrupt long dial-a-combo strings. Of course, getting continually juggled by an opponent skilled in combos can be extremely frustrating for any fighting fan. All of your characters have special attacks as well, and players will be able to chain together attacks and even string large combos by switching between stances quickly. Just like the console version of the game, characters have different fighting stances that they can use in battle, as well as weapons that they can break out to cause additional damage. Along with Goro and Shao Kahn (who were included for the Gamecube version of Deception), players can also choose to fight as Kitana, Jax, Frost or Blaze. While the plot of Unchained hasn't changed since 2004, the roster of the game has been boosted for the PSP version.

This, of course, leads to various characters within the MK universe fighting it out, each attempting to eliminate Onaga for their own personal reasons. The combined strength of Shang Tsung, Quan Chi and even Raiden working together isn't enough to dent the Dragon King, and even a desperate suicide attack from Raiden doesn't faze the beast. Unfortunately for the two treacherous sorcerers, a nasty surprise shows up when Onaga returns to reclaim the throne of Outworld. Unchained's story picks up where MK: Deadly Alliance left off, with Quan Chi and Shang Tsung successfully resurrecting the army of the fabled Dragon King before they turn on each other. However, while having a portable version of MK: Deception with almost every feature from the console is an impressive feat on a UMD, the game's implementation of the title definitely leaves much to be desired. Instead of porting the cataclysmic battle over to Sony's handheld, Midway decided to bring over the previous installment of the franchise to the PSP with Mortal Kombat Unchained. Consoles experienced the closing of the series on current gen systems with the recent release of MK: Armageddon.

Looks like Mortal Kombat escaped the end of days after all - on the PSP, that is.

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