The highly anticipated Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection might be arriving sooner than expected, as eagle-eyed fans discovered a potential release date leak through the Xbox mobile app. According to these observations, the classic fighting game compilation could hit shelves on September 29, though developer Digital Eclipse has yet to officially confirm this date beyond their initial 2025 release window announcement.

Originally unveiled during June's State of Play presentation, Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection promises to bring together multiple versions of classic titles like Mortal Kombat 2 and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, including both arcade and console ports. The compilation will be available across all major platforms, including the new Nintendo Switch 2.

The potential September 29 release date surfaced when Reddit user ByrdOfMemes shared a screenshot from the Xbox mobile app displaying this date. Game Rant verified this information through the iOS version of the app, though interestingly, the desktop version of the Xbox store shows no specific release date.

While this leak aligns with Digital Eclipse's 2025 window, fans should treat it as unofficial until confirmed. The timing would make sense, coming between rumored Nintendo Direct events in July and the Evo 2025 fighting game championships in early August.

The collection is expected to feature an impressive roster including fan favorites like Scorpion and Johnny Cage, along with more obscure fighters such as Shinnok and Drahmin. Digital Eclipse has promised to reveal additional classic Mortal Kombat titles as we approach the compilation's launch.