Arcade perfect version of Mortal Kombat 1 ever made?

[smokehouse]

Does this exist? I know there are the older versions for the Genesis (shit) and SNES (hacked) but is there a arcade perfect version for any system? I know the Midway Arcade Treasure 2 disc has II&III but where’s MK1?

Possibly this exists but for some reason I just can’t remember there being one.

[thunderkid]

It does exist and is in the MK, Deception bonus pack. An arcade perfect although slightly glitched bonus disk. It is available on XBOX and PS2.

[evildead2099]

The Sega CD port of MK1?

[Zing]

The Sega CD port of MK1?

LOL

The Sega CD version was identical to the cart version with the addition of redbook audio and insane load times. This was a huge letdown for me. Ah well. What can you expect from a system that can only show 64 colors simultaneously?

The best version is the one found in MAME. ;)

[Push Upstairs]

The Sega CD version looks just like the Genesis version except with shitty load times.

The music might be spot on, but the graphics aren't.

[Neil Koch]

I actually like the plug and play a lot... the graphics are tuned down a bit (ie no clapping by the monks in the courtyard) but it plays really well. Any of the other emulated versions I've played have been pretty sluggish.

[Damaramu]

Back in the day (circa 94-95), I had Mortal Kombat for my PC. It was a Dell something or other, running at 33mhz with very limited ram (can't remember how much exactly). I had an el-cheapo 6 button controller for it too! LOL

Anyways, my friends and I loved playing that game and would play it often. We were always treated to random graphic and sound glitches that would have us rolling on the floor. LOL

[Zing]

The PC version was surprisingly accurate. It was the first game I bought for my first PC. The only problem it had was the scream sound for Liu Kang was reversed with the other fighters. When you did a fatality on Johnny Cage, he did Liu Kang's scream and vice versa.