Portable Mortal Kombat
Mortal Kombat Trilogy - Game.com

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Mortal Kombat Trilogy for the Game.com is based on the console games of the same title.

Release Date: January 1, 1998
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: Teen (Animated Violence)
Notes: The people or company responsible for programming this game are unknown

Characters: 13 (9 playable, 2 secret, and 2 bosses)
Finishers: 1 Fatality, 1 Babality, 1 Brutality, and 1 Friendship per character
Stages: 10 (Dead Pool, The Street, Goro's Lair, Cyrax's Desert, Tomb, Altar, Cave of Souls, Portal, Palace, and The Bell Tower)
Missing: 23 characters (too many to list)

MKT Story:
This Trilogy of events comprises the Dark Emperor Shao Kahn's final attempt at taking control of the Earth.

For nine generations, the Mortal Kombat tournament was ruled by the Outworld's finest warrior, Prince Goro. It was agreed that if the Outworld could claim victory in 10 consecutive tournaments, it would then rule the Earth. With the Earth on the brink of destruction, a new generation of warriors gathered and claimed victory.

With victory in hand, warrior monk, Liu Kang, had now become the new Mortal Kombat champion. But his victory was short lived. He and his colleagues were lured to the Outworld to compete in a second tournament.

But Liu Kang and his comrades discovered an evil deception. The tournament was merely a diversion devised by the Dark Emperor, Shao Kahn, to break the rules set forth by the Elder Gods. The Dark Emperor would witness the reincarnation of his former Queen, Sindel. This unholy act gave Shao Kahn the power to step through the dimensional gates to reclaim his Queen and seize control of the Earth. The final attempt is at hand...


Reptile Mileena Night Wolf Kitana Raiden Jade Ermac Noob Saibot Rain Sektor Shao Kahn Motaro Cyrax
Default Characters:
Cyrax
Jade
Kitana
Mileena
Motaro
Nightwolf
Rain
Raiden
Reptile
Sektor
Shao Kahn

Secret Characters:
Ermac
Noob Saibot


"?" Menu: To activate the "?" box on the Options menu, press Up, C, D, B. This extra option allows one to enable one-button fatalities, instant aggressor, and low damage. If One-Button Fatalities have been enabled, the following buttons will perform the listed finishing moves:

Button A = Brutality, Button B = Fatality,
Button C = Friendship, Button D = Babality

Enable Ermac: At the Player Select screan, press B, C, B, B, D.

Enable Noob Saibot: At the Player Select screan, press D, D, C, D, B.

Glitches (some):

  • When characters throw a fireball, there is a very slight pause in the animation while the system plays the sound effect. If two players happen to perform the move at the same time, there is a 50% chance that one of the two will not show up.
  • If you are playing against Rain, and he does his lightning, your projectile will sometimes be cut short in its path, even if the fireball is past the Lightning's striking area.
  • The trails left by Noob's Smoke Ball will sometimes remain on screen longer than it should.
  • You can beat the entire game (even on Very Hard) just by having Jade, Noob, and Rain all rapid fire their fireball motions.
  • Motaro can now be damaged by fireballs. He also cannot jump over them...
  • Raiden's Fatality is missing the exploding body parts. Kidd Thunder also does not stay on screen. He fades as fast as he is created.
  • Noob's Bowling Fatality will sometimes glitch depending on the opponent's location. As the ball hits the middle of the screen, the pins will leap to the same area, animate the strike, and then reappear in the original position upright.
  • Losing opponents do not always follow through on the "defeated" animation in the first round. Sometimes they do not even animate!

  • Promotional Images
  • Early Version Screenshots


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