but I don't have time to try 1000's of different button combos for fatality inputs like I did when I was a kid, so any help you could give me in this regard would be greatly appreciated! I figured out how to unlock 'MK3 Boss' Shang Tsung, Chameleon, Cyber Chameleon, and Ermac. I just want to know the Hara Kiri inputs, and both of Johnny Cage MK2's missing fatality inputs. to find out it's no longer being worked on, apparently due to a leak of an early unfinished version?Īnyway, I have had short conversations with Kage over on YouTube, and he mentioned you (Leon) by name. how do I unlock the greyed out cyborg, Kitana, and Jade? Is there a recent patch or update available?Īlso. You all are obviously huge fans, like me (I've been playing MK since 1992 when i was 11). This is what MK Trilogy could have and SHOULD have been. Thank you to the people responsible for this game. I would happily pay 20 or even 30 bucks for it! Hell, I'll go 50. NRS/WB should hire YOU to make this an official title available on console and PC. Screw MK11, screw the 'arcade kollection'. and I recognised this game as the BEST Mortal Kombat game of all time. That said, I have watched so many YouTube videos from Alberto Blaze and others that my eyes bled. Since 2013 maybe, but until literally today, never played it.

I have known about this game for years now. I have never been here before, but felt I must finally try to get something out there to let the folks responsible for this game know how I feel. If I run it full screen, it will crash almost immediately.įor those reasons, I prefer MK Trilogy Extended, even with its bugs, and being unfinished.

I ran the Windows Vista patch to allow MK Trilogy to run on Windows 7, but even then, I can only run the game in a windowed mode. Running MK Trilogy on Windows 7 just isn't that reliable. The Pit II stage fatality works in Mortal Kombat Trilogy Extended.ģ.

I suspect that this is because, once again, Midway did not want to take the time to draw up more character animations for characters falling down the Pit II. In Mortal Kombat Trilogy, the 'Pit II' zone had no stage fatality. Decapitated bodies fall to the ground in Mortal Kombat Trilogy Extended.Ģ. It looked cheap, as if Midway did not want to go to the trouble of animating the characters' headless corpses falling to the ground, as they had previously done with the first Mortal Kombat, and MKII. To me, it looks rather dumb to have a person standing upright with his/her head lopped off. The bodies in MK Trilogy do not fall after being decapitated. Certain things about it always bothered me that MK Trilogy X seems to have fixed.ġ. Click to expand.I used to play Mortal Kombat Trilogy for the PC all the time back in the day, but I dispute that MK Trilogy is 'way' better.

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