Mortal Kombat Trilogy

Finally have my favorite mk game of all time

Im glad I’ve got the game thank you so much Randy.!

Great game!!! Thanks Vin Dawg!!!!

Finally getting around to reviewing this game. MK Trilogy is a great Mortal Kombat game. The PS1 version (and the other versions on older systems) have good reply value, especially w/ friends & siblings. The graphics are good for a older fighting game. Similar to the arcade's. The controller configuration is good. This game has a pretty decent size roster of characters to play as. Including bosses, like Shao Kahn,Goro,Kintaro. If you have a PS2 you can play this PS1 game on it. I have a PS2 w/ HD cables. And have went into my PS3's settings, & configured it to play PS1 games. My PS3 has HDMI hooked up to a 1080LCD. When playing this game on my LCD in the PS3, it's sharp, yet smudgy. Just exposing the pixels a bit more. I still get down on it. If you have a older TV and play it on there it'll look it's best. A early 200's TV w/ HD inputs but not being a LCD will be the ultimate way to get it's full potential! I recommend this game to anyone into MK games and old school fighters!

Mortal Kombat Trilogy is a truly great and very unappreciated game in this series, give it a shot.The disk was in great condition and works wonders on the PS1 or PS2 very well.Two things to consider before making your purchase:1) The Nintendo 64 version does NOT have the final bosses (Shao Khan, Motrao, Kintaro, and Goro) as playable characters, it also does not have certain other characters (MK1 Kano, MK1 Raiden, MK2 Jax, MK2 Kung Lao, or Unmasked MK3 Sub-Zero) playable.2) If you own PS1 disk version and a PS2 and you beat Shao Khan, who is the final boss, in arcade mode or you go through 8-Player Tournament, you canNOT select any of Shao Khan's treasures, your game will merely have a black screen. To solve this problem, reset the game in your PS2 system to resume Kombat gameplay (again) or just own an old PS1 system.