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Klassic Mortal Kombat Updated

Midway released three classic arcade fighting games known as Mortal Kombat,
Mortal Kombat II and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3.




We spent months disassembling the original Midway code and fixed known issues
that were never fixed by Midway without harming the original gameplay. We also
added some new exciting features as well as some new exciting secrets to be
found.




The result is the classic Mortal Kombat games we know and love made by the
original Midway team in the nineties simply... updated.

The Changes





"Mortal Kombat Has Never Been This Good"

Completely reverse engineered back to machine code, fixed and rebuilt




Mortal Kombat +

Mortal Kombat was developed and released by Midway in 1992 on the Y-Unit arcade
hardware



IN DEVELOPMENT

Improved Factory User Settings

Improved CPU AI

2V2 Mode and Tag-Team Mode

Combos Meters

Bug Fixes

New Audio Soundbytes

All Levels Unlocked

New Characters

Project Overview

Mortal Kombat II +

Mortal Kombat II was developed and released by Midway in 1993 on the T-Unit
arcade hardware



Current Version: BETA 2 (V2.8.50)

Improved Factory User Settings

Improved CPU AI

2V2 Mode and Tag-Team Mode

Combo Meters

Bug Fixes

New Audio Soundbytes

All Levels Unlocked

New Characters (Noob Saibot and Smoke)

Project Overview

Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 +

Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 was developed and released by Midway in 1995 on the
Wolf Unit arcade hardware



Current Version: BETA 2 (V2.0.0)

Improved Factory User Settings

Improved CPU AI

Tag-Team Mode

Bug Fixes

New Audio Soundbytes & Palette Swapping

All Levels Unlocked & New Levels Added

All Characters Unlocked (Ermac and Human Smoke)

New Characters (Rain, Noob Saibot, Chameleon, etc)

Project Overview

Want to play it? Here's how

If you want to get your hands on the new ROM's and start doing some fatalaties,
there are a few ways to go about doing it



MIDWAY Y-UNIT, T-UNIT OR WOLF UNIT

Playing on real hardware isn't possible at this time due to the Midway Security
Chips.



MAME +

Our custom build of the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator is the second best way
to play the ROM's. This is a software emulator which will run the game on almost
basically any PC hardware.

FIGHTCADE

Similar to MAME, but instead runs a custom emulator in an Electron based client
called FBNeo. By using Fightcade, you not only can play your game under
emulation, but you can also play online. Yes, you can play with anyone from
around the world and what's even better is Fightcade support GGPO technology
which assists in reducing lag effects.



IN A STORE

There are multiple arcade bars around the United States of America who run
Mortal Kombat Plus ROM's on their arcade machines. Simply check out this list of
vendors available and feel free to give their store a visit to play (it is
recommended to call in advance to ensure the Mortal Kombat Plus version you want
to play is up and running).

Technical Specifications

Some interesting facts about the project



Hours so far spent patching the games

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Number of times Ed Boon said "Hello"

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ROM Patches

Get the ROM patches and play the improved MK2 and UMK3 releases



ROM PATCHES



MKII+ & UMK3+ Patches

For MAME, Fightcade, etc.


Download the PATCHES


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