Classic arcade game franchise, Mortal Kombat, has made quite a name for itself in the gaming world with its infamous Fatality mechanic. Mortal Kombat 1, the latest installment, rebuilds the Fatality aspect, creating an easier approach to the performance of these brutal finishers.

In earlier games, performing a Fatality required a complex sequence of button presses, which was often challenging for casual players. Mortal Kombat 1, however, has simplified this aspect. Reportedly, pulling off these finisher moves only requires hitting the trigger buttons. This user-friendly approach enhances the overall gaming experience, lowering the learning curve in a franchise notorious for its difficulty.

This decision seems to be a bid to make the Mortal Kombat series more accessible to a wider audience. By simplifying the Fatality moves, the developers attract more casual gamers who were previously deterred by the challenging nature of the game. Not only does this foster inclusivity, but it also directly contributes to the game's marketability, thus broadening its reach.

Notwithstanding, for hard-core Mortal Kombat enthusiasts who appreciate the difficulty of executing fatalities, a classic mode to carry out challenging fatality commands could be a consideration. We'd be remiss to note, however, that Mortal Kombat 1 still perfectly encapsulates the bloody intensity that has been a significant trademark of the franchise since its inception. 

While the approach to simplifying Fatality maneuvers in Mortal Kombat 11 might cause a stir among longtime Mortal Kombat fans, it significantly increases the game's appeal to a broader audience. Despite the more straightforward Fatality execution, Mortal Kombat 1 still delivers the same blood-fuelled thrill which made the franchise a household name in the gaming world.