Mortal Kombat was originally an arcade game realeased in 1992 created by Ed Boon and Midway games. It was intended to out-preform and out-gore Street Fighter II And in my opinion Mortal Kombat does most of that but falls short in most of the same areas Street Fighter II Did.Heres my Mortal Kombat (SNES) Review (BTW,I'll be posting a Genesis review soon aswell,so check that out when i do review it!)

GRAPHICS: Mortal Kombat did take a bit of a downturn for the SNES But you can't help but appriciate those digitised actor(es)s and the games amazing textures.

SOUND: While not having that signiture title tune the SEGA Genesis version has,the SNES Version of Mortal Kombat still has everything else including those great actors.....COME HERE!

ADDICTIVENESS: No matter how many times you enter Shang Tsungs tournament of death you wont be bored.....so many moves sets for each character and each unique Finisher "cough "Fatality"cough" you will be mastering MK'S Moves in no time.

STORY:This is where the Game fails,basically Liu Kang is the chosoen warrior of Earthrealm and must save it from Shang Tsung....this will be the basis for the ENTIRE SERIES.....

DEPTH: While no codes to unlock gore,The SNES MK Still has Reptile and has many other exclusives

DIFFICULTY: MK Is NO Pushover it will kick your a*s especially Goro,Goro is a force to be Reckoned with

Overall I Give the SNES Port of Mortal Kombat a 9.6 because of lackluster story and difficulty

this game was actually much better than the ps1 version of the game in my opinion

hackerman : I've never played the playstation version...do you mean Mortal Kombat Trilogy???? I've that on N64