In the wake of games like Fortnite and Rocket League, both of which have some sort of cross-platform features, it stands to reason that more games will follow. Ideally, every multiplayer game would feature cross-platform play, allowing for users on across all systems to play with one another, regardless of platform. Recently at a Mortal Kombat 11 press event in London, many industry professionals got to go hands-on with the game, as well as get in some questions since some developers from NetherRealm Studios were there.

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