Is it normal that my mom....

At least she's not using fatalities on you.

Lmao to parents when they actually start they realize what's release video games are

As long as it's not disrupting her life it's normal. Not a Mortal Kombat addiction per-se, but everyone has one addiction or another.

My dad doesn't like video games. In fact, every time there's a mass shooting his first response is "I wonder what video game taught him that?" But there were two that I got tired of playing in single player mode so he played with me and it reached a point where he wanted to play them even when I wasn't in the mood.

It was a sad day when my dad, who rarely touched a Nintendo or Sega controller, reached a point where he could consistently beat me at Karate Champ and Pit Fighter.

Lol... Everytime she does a "show time" her husband starts screaming out bus! Lol

Sounds like me. I call them "Mini Addictions"

Lmfaooooo you guys are hilarious.... Now she's even more addicted to paradise city burnout

Seems legit *picks up controller and digs hand into chip bag while playing game* BOOM FATALITY MOTHA FUCKA!

My mom used to play puzzle games and Super Mario, and she was a hard gamer. I pity that she doesn't play the games anymore. that was cool.

I'm on the can so much you might think I'm addicted to it

Lol she's trying to learn the fatalities... I'm not gonna lie I love mortal Kombat but I only play a few times a week and I'm happy she has something to do I'm just not used to my mother playing video games lol... My hubby thinks its awesome

Sounds normal to me.

As long as she is still functioning it is fine.
Be happy she has a hobby.
But dad played my PS2&3 a lot when i still lived at home.

That's awesome:) Addiction wise, it's normal as long as this isn't disrupting her day to day functions.

It's not really hurting anyone since she still cleans and cooks early in the morning but I just find it super weird not bothered by it though

At first appearance that is awesome, but then I realize video game addiction isn't fun for anyone. I don't have any advice unfortunately, but you should talk to her about it if it's hurting her or the family.