Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection is getting multiple physical editions for PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Switch. The collection--er, Kollection--has a Day 1 Edition, a Deluxe Edition with a steelbook case and a bunch of other extras, and a Kollector's Edition that's only available to preorder for a limited time.Preorders for the Legacy Kollection are live now at Atari's online store, and listings are up at Amazon for the Day 1 and Deluxe Editions. We expect more retailers to open preorders soon. The Legacy Kollection will also be available for PC and Xbox when it launches, but physical edition options are more limited on Xbox.Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection physical editions were jointly unveiled by Warner Bros. Interactive, Atari, and Digital Eclipse at Evo 2025. Check out all three editions below.Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection - Kollector’s Edition$150Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection - Kollector's EditionThere's also the $150 premium Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection - Kollector’s Edition, which has its own list of exclusive physical goodies, along with a copy of the game on either PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, or PC. Here's what you get:The full Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection base gameGoro controller holder statueCommemorative arcade tokenHardcover art and lore bookPin setNumbered collector’s boxPreorders for the Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection - Kollector’s Edition are available exclusively at Atari's online store and Limited Run Games until August 31.The Mortal Kombat: Legacy Collection compiles multiple arcade, console, and handheld versions of several classic Mortal Kombat games released during the franchise's first decade from 1992 to 2003. Here's the list of the games confirmed so far:Mortal KombatMortal Kombat IIMortal Kombat 3Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3Mortal Kombat 4Mortal Kombat AdvanceMortal Kombat: Deadly AllianceMortal Kombat: Tournament EditionMortal Kombat TrilogyAlong with the games, Digital Eclipse is also including tons of archival materials, including interviews with Ed Boon and the rest of the original Mortal Kombat development team, an interactive timeline, image galleries, easy access to each game's hidden or unlockable content, and more.