EA Mobile has released a new 3D remake of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 compatible on the Apple iPhone, iPod, and iPad devices. The game offers 13 characters to choose from and will cost you $6.99.

"FINISH HIM!"
The original arcade fighting game is available NOW! With 13 klassic warriors including Scorpion, Sub-Zero, and Sonya Blade; multiple game modes; kustomizable kontrols; and updated visuals aimed to maximize the high-resolution Retina Display...you can relive the brutal combos and vicious fatalities that made Mortal Kombat one of the most iconic videogames EVER!

ENTER KOMBAT!
10 Klassic arenas await in Arcade Mode pitting you against the top Mortal Kombat warriors. Kustomize your button layout and dominate your opponents in head-to-head battle. Then "Finish Him!" with epic Fatalities and humiliating Babalities.

MULTIPLAYER MODES AND BEYOND
Challenge friends in merciless head-to-head battles via local WiFi or Bluetooth?. Or rack up points in challenging timed battles against the treacherous Shao Kahn.

VIVID VISUAL IMPACT
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 takes full advantage of the high-resolution Retina Display offering incredible visual fidelity enhanced from the original arcade game.

Unfortunately, if you've been waiting for a Mortal Kombat game to finally be available for Apple devices, this may not be the answer for you. The game has been available for less than a day, and already the first customer review isn't too flattering. Complaints range from disappearing/reappearing characters and clunky animations to a complete lack of a proper movelist explaining how special moves work on the touch screen.

This game feels like it was rushed to be out in time for holiday shopping. Characters randomly appearing in various areas of the screen is one of the biggest problems I saw. You can fire a projectile or even basic attack and have the other fighter teleport to another random screen location, sometimes getting hit there (by nothing), other times not at all. Close range attacks hit about 50% of the time that they should.

Another huge gap is that there is no move list to explain how the special button works for each fighter. If you're going to make short-cuts available, you need to explain them.

Animations are clunky and unfinished? which is amazing when you're porting over an existing title like this.

Check out Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 in the iTunes store here.