Mortal Kombat 3

Mortal Kombat 3 great game.one of the greatest in 90s.one of defining games in 90s.one of my favorite games of all time without a doubt.movie was good too.my favorite fighter was definitely Cyrax and i was huge fan of Montaro.levels were great.it's definitely one of most popular games in 90s without a question.Doom's,Mortal Kombat Trilogy,Prince Of Persia trilogy and Warcraft's trilogy these games are immortal without a doubt.old dos games were great. Historik was good too.i loved almost all games in 90s keen Quake all.Quake is still good game to me.nowadays computer are not so great than 90s games i think after Warcraft III.i know a lot of guys who love Carmageddon and GTA.

MORTAL KOMBAT 3, in my opinion, is one of the best arcade games I have ever played. Even though I haven't owned my Nintendo Wii for very long, I enjoy this game very much. In addition, even though I've never beaten the game, I still find this game very appealing, even though I've never owned the game. The only place I've played it is at the arcade. However, when and if this game is available to download on the Nintendo Wii, I'm definitely going to download it. Before I wrap this up, I'd like to say that the people at Sega Genesis know how to keep video game fanatics entertained. Now, in conclusion, if you're a video game fanatic, this is definitely one you'll want to play and own.

"Mortal Kombat 3" for Sega was a major step forward for the series and rightfully occupies its place in my personal golden collection of classic fighting games. She not only continued the traditions of the previous installments, but also offered many innovations that made the game more intense and exciting.

The main thing that distinguishes Mortal Kombat 3 is the evolution of combat mechanics. The appearance of combos added dynamics to the battles: now players could connect punches into chains that looked spectacular and required skill. Each fighter had their own unique set of combos, which added depth and variety. Players had to study the characteristics of each character in order to reach their full potential. How many small books were searched, where lists of combinations of pressed buttons for combos were prescribed for each fighter. It was a golden time.

At the time of the release, the graphics looked impressive. Improved animations, detailed backgrounds and effects have made the game visually appealing. Interestingly, later, when "Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3" was released, the graphics seemed a little less impressive, although this is more the effect of the first memories. As a child, MK3 was remembered as the most "real" and lively part of the series, where every fight looked like an epic fight.

The game continued the usual fighting game format with legendary fatalities, friendships and ... transformations into animals. Yes, yes. "Animality" is the name of this thing. A somewhat strange but peculiar opportunity to end a fight by offering players creative ways to humiliate or make their opponent laugh. In addition, the game has retained its characteristic dark style, where each battle is not just a fight, but a real test with elements of the show.

"Mortal Kombat 3" is a classic fighting game that has become a landmark for its time. Improved graphics, new mechanics and familiar elements have made the game one of the best in the series. She gave unforgettable emotions, especially to those who first got acquainted with the series through her. By the way, I was exactly that person, having played the previous parts later and realized how much cooler MK3 was. Even years later, the memories remain vivid, and the game's contribution to the fighting game genre is difficult to overestimate.

8 out of 10.

Forget that you ever saw the horrible Mortal Kombat movies and stick to the impressions that the video games created if you want to take this superb series seriously. MK-3 was the last of sprite based games of its series but the action remained fluid and dynamic as ever. The animation was great and the sketches in the manual were something that every MK fan should preserve. The length of the game itself and the number of opponents depends on the skill or difficulty level that you select. Problem is that even on normal difficulty, one could breeze through most opponents by merely throwing upper cuts and only during the very end did it get difficult.

A lot of people dislike "Mortal Kombat 3"; I don't know why, and am not sure I never will. It's not like the early Midway games had a storyline that was fleshed out through the game-play; the later ones would of course. But "Mortal Kombat 3" does have its flaws, none of which detract from the gratuitous bloodshed and realistic martial arts combat. Really, the only thing that mars the whole experience is the ridiculous combo system and end bosses Motaro and Shao Kahn. By the end of the day, ko-kreators Ed Boon and John Tobias can stand proud: "Mortal Kombat 3" isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Third time is a charm.

10/10