The board can be converted back, all you have to do is remove the daughterboard and one rom and replace them with the standard roms.The Kombo board brings the speed up to MK2 standards.Reptile comes out to fight more readily (see the picture - note that Scorpion didn't get a flawless victory and this isn't the pit stage).Sub-Zero's levitating freeze (freeze the opponent and they float to the top of the screen - devastating combo possibilities).Mortal Kombat I 3.1 Turbo/Kombo board: Take Mortal Kombat and kick up the speed then tweak the game play for more juggling and you have this game.Mirror matches use the exact same character (no "darkened" character).Goro is hard to knock down (an uppercut won't do it).You can do the multiple corner uppercut trick.All of the moves, fatalities, and endings are in there.It runs on the original board (not the t-unit) and is pretty similar to version 1.0 Proto 9.0 is an earlier version of MK, it really is a Midway version.Goro's theme played during all Endurance rounds.Both players could choose the same character.Liu Kang had Uppercut - Flying Kick Combo.In a two player game, both players could not choose the same character.First official release of Mortal Kombat.The statue of Buddha in the background of the Palace Gates stage was actually a lawn ornament from a neighbor's yard.
The heads used in the spike pit are actually those of the programmers themselves!.They were added to appease concerned operators or parental groups that there was a "blood" mode and a "less bloody" mode. In the first releases of the game, toggle switches were added at the backs of the dedicated boxes that did nothing.The use of digitalized actors, compelling characters, and gruesome graphic effects, all help to create the phenomena, that took arcades by storm. Mortal Kombat 1 (1992) The Arcade Version Description: In 1992 Mortal Kombat changed the world of video gaming forever.
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