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It looks like the Vita is going to have quite an impressive start-up of fighting games in the first half of this year with Mortal Kombat joining the club. Judging from the boxart it’s safe to assume that this version will be the Komplete Kollection that contains all the DLC from the console editions.
You can pick up Mortal Kombat on the Vita sometime in Spring of 2012
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