You will definitely like it if you are a Mortal Kombat fan. I recommend trying this game out if you have not tried it yet.
Mortal Kombat Trilogy is a great game to play. It is like the game has a mind of its own when it comes to whatever move you want to do to them. The worst thing I hate the most about it is that when you want to do an uppercut, they happen to uppercut you first, even though you hit them first. Difficulty - 8 Like I said, this game is very hard to play and beat.
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There is about 30 characters in the game that you can use instead of 8 or 10. Another thing is that at the end of the 8-player match, the person who won can choose a destiny (or whatever it is called) and it can show you a lot of things such as animality, 1 on 3 match, babality, and many more. For instance, there are different types of battles you can play such as playing solo, with a friend, 3 on 3, and an 8-player match (which is like a tournament for 2 players). Depth - 7 The game has some good features that is interesting. Story - N/A There is no plot of the story given, but the point of the story is that you stop Shao Khan and Shang Tsung and beat them in the tournament. Addictiveness - 6 The game is difficult to play, but the game is still fun to play some of the time, especially when playing with friends and family. The best part about the sound is when you uppercut and enemy and sometimes that person in the corner would pop up saying something like "WHOOPSIE" (something related to it, I forgot what the person says). The only weird thing is that the way some of the characters in the game would sound the same. They look very good and the effects are just fantastic, especially the blood. Graphics - 9 The graphics in the game are amazing. I guarantee you that this game is worth playing. I do not know why I still play it some of the time, but like I said, it is fun to play than to hate. This game, in some extent, is actually not that bad of a game. I think that all Mortal Kombat games that are old are very hard to beat.
I actually own this game and believe me, it is pretty difficult. The numbers are the number of times you hit the button. Cycle backwards by hitting UP and the button. However, we’d love to see some custom MK games in their default/original engine.Mortal Kombat Trilogy Review by: Marcmoney - 8.5/10 Mortal Kombat Trilogy Review Overall - 8.5 Mortal Kombat Trilogy is a very interesting game for the Nintendo 64. There is only one known Ultimate Kombat Kode for the game: VS Codes: On the VS screen (in 2 player mode), you can cycle through the 6 symbols by hitting Low Punch, Block, and Low Kick on both sides. Not that the MK MUGEN games are not great right now. Obviously Warner Bros is not going to offer any Ultimate version similar to what some gamers are creating with the MUGEN engine. Still, and as gamers who love Mortal Kombat, we’d love to see some new experimental versions of these classic games. After all, the company has released some collections featuring these classic fighting games and we are pretty sure that it will keep releasing them in – perhaps – every new console generation.
This leak opens up a lot of possibilities, though we are certain that Warner Bros may be pissed right now (as it currently owns the Mortal Kombat IP). Furthermore, talented programmers may be able to add new characters with new movesets. Theoretically, users will be able now to re-texture characters and release proper executable versions of them (they will still be considered illegal). Now since we’ve seen numerous Mortal Kombat MUGEN games, we can’t help but wonder whether this leak will lead to some better unofficial MK games. Now this is strictly illegal and as such we won’t allow any links to the files (they are real as some users have already been able to compile them and run them).
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It appears that the source codes for the Nintendo 64 version of Mortal Kombat Trilogy and for the Playstation 1 and PC versions of Mortal Kombat 3 have been leaked online.
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