Thread: 30 Years of Mortal Kombat: A Retrospective Thread
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Old 10-26-2022, 10:06 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by DAMN iNATOR View Post
Nope.

Also, on the topic of MK3/UMK3/MK Trilogy , I have to wonder if Midway saw the trend set by the 68,742,935,104,831 different versions of Street Fighter II and decided to mimick that to see how it went over. Also, if you think about it, that concept of releasing improvements, albeit on updated physical versions of games that you had to pay for the update, it was kind of the prototype for what would become DLC/patches via online
The thing is vanilla Mortal Kombat 3 kind of needed Ultimate. The backlash of not having some of the more popular characters on the roster was pretty bad and some of the characters were pretty broken. Sub-Zero and Cyrax had ridiculous combos that made things unbalanced. They had to nerf Sub-Zero's Ice Clone because it would freeze even if you were blocking.
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