The graphics for the Genesis versions of both games weren't that great; that's why I recommend the SNES versions instead.
UMK3 has a wider variety of characters, special moves, arenas, fatalities, etc. Unfortunately, most of the characters are filler (Rain and Noob Saibot), and the game just isn't as fun as basic MK3.
*Loved Rain*ImAllTheRageUMK3 has a wider variety of characters, special moves, arenas, fatalities, etc. Unfortunately, most of the characters are filler (Rain and Noob Saibot), and the game just isn't as fun as basic MK3.
SSJ_Jup81*Loved Rain*ImAllTheRageUMK3 has a wider variety of characters, special moves, arenas, fatalities, etc. Unfortunately, most of the characters are filler (Rain and Noob Saibot), and the game just isn't as fun as basic MK3.
Really? He didn't have any fatalities, and he only had one useful special love that could easily be spammed. Plus, he was purple, and I hate purple.
Rain did have fatalities. Well, if I'm remembering right, he had that move where he'd send down a bunch of lightning bolts...unless that was added for Trilogy and I'm just mixing up both games, as I had both of them. That aside, I liked Rain because of his roundhouse. Shock, run up, roundhouse until opponent is dead. Helpful with the cheating computer. =PImAllTheRageSSJ_Jup81*Loved Rain*ImAllTheRageUMK3 has a wider variety of characters, special moves, arenas, fatalities, etc. Unfortunately, most of the characters are filler (Rain and Noob Saibot), and the game just isn't as fun as basic MK3.
Really? He didn't have any fatalities, and he only had one useful special love that could easily be spammed. Plus, he was purple, and I hate purple.
Oh, and purple is my favorite color. :P
The graphics for the Genesis versions of both games weren't that great; that's why I recommend the SNES versions instead.
sonic64The graphics for the Genesis versions of both games weren't that great; that's why I recommend the SNES versions instead.
You sure you're not mistaking it for MK 2? Cause i thought the Genesis ports of MK3 and UMK3 came out extremely well.
The best Mortal Kombat on Sega Genesis is still the first one after all these years followed by UMK3 for sheer unadulterated MK action. Then, the best console Mortal Kombat game of the 90's overall was Mortal Kombat Trilogy on the PSX released in 1996.