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MK5 - Mortal Combat - Sub Zero (Developer Unknown, 1997/1998)
   
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MK5 - Mortal Combat - Sub Zero (Developer Unknown, 1997/1998)

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MK5 - Mortal Combat - Sub Zero is a pirated port of Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero for PlayStation and Nintendo 64, made for the Mega Drive and SNES by an unknown company.

This game uses the system of Mortal Kombat Mythologies in that it's a cross between fighting and side-scrolling. The controls are somewhat awkward; during fights, Sub-Zero won't automatically turn around when behind an opponent, forcing the player to use the A button to turn around. The fighting engine isn't taken from the official Mortal Kombat games and instead uses an engine similar to one used in some other pirated Mega Drive fighting games. All of the opponents in this game are clones of major Mortal Kombat characters. There are four levels, each with a different set of clones to fight.

The graphics are taken from various Mortal Kombat games. Sub-Zero's sprites are taken from Mortal Kombat 2 while everyone else appears to be taken from Mortal Kombat 3. The music of the Mega Drive version uses different arrangements of the music from Shui Hu Feng Yun Zhuan, also present in the bootlegs Pocket Monster (Mega Drive version), The King of Fighters '99, and Mulan. The music of the SNES version uses soundtrack based on the PSX video game Soul Blade with arrangement also used in the SNES bootleg of the same name, and as happens with the Soul Blade bootleg, there are some sound effects taken from Super Buster Bros. The sound effects are taken from Mortal Kombat games, and Sonya and Sindel uses the male characters' sound effects. The ending is a "The End" screen with some bonus Engrish.

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2 Comments
Baalf 8 Feb, 2023 @ 3:14pm 
This is a bootleg version of Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero, and I'm surprised at how faithful it is, even with the part where you have to hop onto the ledge of the roof in the first stage before going down instead of hopping right down. The combat is janky, but the special moves actually work! A decent bootleg of a pretty bad game, but it is fascinating.
Tweenkie 1 Mar, 2022 @ 1:18am 
bro wait HOW THIS GAME IS 3D