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Ultimate Mortal komnat 3

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 4 / 4
Date: February 07, 2002
Author: Amazon User

When I was little i love this game, but when our super nintendo got jacked my hart sank,but im 13 now and i decided im going to get a sega genesis i meen who needs a x box or a game cube or a playsation 2(which i like to) so i got a sega genesis and bought ultimate mortal kombat 3 which is mortal kombat 3 with a whole bunch of characters....Well i love it(the fatalities are awesome.

.......................Remember stick with the ariginal.........

SECOND BEST

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 4 / 7
Date: June 14, 2001
Author: Amazon User

THIS IS THE BEST MORTAL KOMBAT OUTSIDE OF GOLD.I OWN ALL OF THE MORTAL KOMBATS TOO SO I WOULD KNOW!BUY IT NOW PLEASE! IT IS THE COOLIST!

the best video game ever

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: November 03, 2002
Author: Amazon User

I love UMK3! It rocks! Jade, Sub-Zero, Kitana, and Reptile are my faves! I got a code to get extra things on the menu. The game rocks! SUB-ZERO!

A nice upgrade to an already great game

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: January 31, 2003
Author: Amazon User

Mortal Kombat is great for pushing the envelope for blood and violence in video games. If you don't already own MKIII then pick up Ultimate MKIII. MKIII is a great game on its own, but this upgrade just adds to its greatness. My brother and I saved up money and bought MKIII the day it came out. It was surpassed our expectations. MKII had great characters, combos, and fatalities. MKIII had more characters, more combos, and even had more types of end moves (e.g. Babalities, Animalities). Ultimate just adds to the foundation that MKIII has already built.

A FINAL SHOWDOWN TO THE END OF THE 16 BIT ERA

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: March 24, 2006
Author: Amazon User

As most people know Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 was the last 2-d Mortal Kombat to come out of the 16bit era (Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo) But it does not disappoint. I have all four Mortal Kombat games available on Sega Genesis. I've had the first three for quite some time before managing to finally find UMK3, and I have been having fun with it since. All it really comes down too is that is MK3 but with extra characters, some new levels, combos, and even the everlasting glitches to appear every now and then. In my opinion UMK3 on the Genesis was my favorite port of the game, but the Sega version will have its downfalls especially being the arcade version is incredible. Some of the downfalls include: Some fatalities changed, animalities are taken out and replaced with brutalities, game will crash but not too often, some combos that can be done in the arcade version (12-20 hits, more then 100% damage) are hard and if not in way impossible to pull off in this port. Mostly from the fact your using a d-pad instead of the famous joystick, system slow done compared to the arcade version, and plain just controller in general. Im not saying they cant be done but i find it very hard to do sometimes. Now on to the computer, it is somewhat harder to beat compared to MK3 but still not all that hard. They added another tower on this with one with a harder difficulty level, but the experienced player can make it through pretty easy. Now about the sound quality of the game, the levels music are somewhat alright but kinda close to being unbearable. The announcer does not say any of the kombatants names which may not seem like a big deal to anyone, but personally i used to love how the pronouncer said some of their names. Scorpion doesnt do this famous get over line when doing his spear move, and you will just notice little sound glitches here or there but nothing to major. Overall i would say if your looking for a game that is tons of fun, and can open a lot of doors in the video game world, then this would be it.

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