the same move as the 23rd in fighting games due to how it paralyses enemies, allowing the player to attack the enemy. Additionally, the same site ranked his "Spinal Rip Fatality" 12th due to how Sub-Zero holds the enemy's head after decapitating him. According to GameSpot's Jeff Gerstmann, the unlocking of the hidden character Classic Sub-Zero in Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 was "annoying" to the point that players would not do it. In 2010, ScrewAttack ranked Sub-Zero's original Fatality as the best in the series and credited its infamy with the creation of the ESRB video game ratings system. See also Ninjas in popular culture References External links Action film characters Cyborg characters in video games Fictional Chinese people in video games Fictional Lóng Xíng Mó Qiáo practitioners Fictional characters with post-traumatic stress disorder Fictional male martial artists Fictional martial artists in video games Fictional polearm and spearfighters Fictional shotokan practitioners Fictional swordfighters in video games Male characters in video games Mortal Kombat characters Ninja characters in video games Video game characters introduced in 1992 Video game characters who can teleport Video game characters with ice or cold abilities Video game protagonists