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In the SNES and Genesis versions he is playable and contains his own moveset.

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Some machines known as Wavenet machines which were mostly placed throughout the Chicago area had a hidden code to play as Noob Saibot. Like before, he is fought via Kombat Kode.

Noob Saibot (John Turk) - Although he was featured in the original MK3, he is no longer the palette swap of Kano but once again of a ninja.

He is basically a clone of Scorpion, with most of Ermac's aerial combos.

Human Smoke (John Turk) - Unlocked by holding Back + HP + HK + BLOCK + RUN after choosing Robot Smoke.

Ermac (John Turk) - Unlocked by Ultimate Kombat Kode (1-2-3-4-4-4-4-3-2-1), he was a glitched red ninja from the original Mortal Kombat game.

He is thought to have returned from the original Mortal Kombat game.

Classic Sub-Zero (John Turk) - Unlocked by Ultimate Kombat Kode (8-1-8-3-5-8-1-8-3-5).

Mileena (Becky Gable) - Unlocked by Ultimate Kombat Kode (2-2-2-6-4-2-2-2-6-4).

The following characters were hidden unlockable characters: Formerly only accessible via a secret code in MK3, Smoke became a normal playable character in UMK3.

Jade ( Becky Gable) originally appeared in Mortal Kombat II, but this is the first game where she is playable and contains her own moveset.

7.4 Nintendo DS changes (As Ultimate Mortal Kombat).

By the way, the monitor looks like it's brand spankin' new, and it has a beautiful picture. The monitor also needed to be degaussed, no problem. Otherwise all this game needed was a speaker and 2 cherry switches for the buttons, which I had in my parts bin.

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A simple zip tie around the socket was all it took to bring this one back to life, muahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaa! (that was my Shao Kahn laugh if you were wondering).

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It's socket had cracked in one of the corners, causing the pins to seperate and not make contact. After some evaluation of the PCB, I found a problem with a square IC located elsewhere on the board.

The Service: The boot up screen showed an entire section of bad roms, but I had my doubts. Little did I know this would be one of the easiest & cheapest repairs I've ever had to do, so a good deal became even better once I got it home. The only way I was buying it was cheap and sight unseen. This game was in Kansas City and I had little to offer. From what I could tell, the monitor looked nice as well, although all I could see was a bootup screen showing some red and green roms, indicating a board problem. That same "faded to a pinkish gray" artwork with Johnny Cage and a Dragon on the sides. It was a UMK3 kit installed in an original MK cabinet. From my expierience, this usually means the seller thinks he has a goldmine and thinks someone will overpay.

The Score: This one was listed on KC Craigslist with only a brief description of "not working", no photos and no price, just "make an offer". I didnt make plans to buy another MK, but it only took less than 2 months for me to find an absolute bargain on another one. It was in my collection for awhile, but eventually I traded it for a Donkey Kong Junior game, which I still own. About a year later, I picked up another MK, which had both MK and MKII hardware. Well, bigger priorities took place and it never happened, I ended up passing the project on to someone else. However the MK artwork was left in tact, and I had plans to move the Tekken 2 kit to another cabinet and convert this one back into an MK. The first one had been converted to Tekken 2, which is one of my favorite fighting games. But would one of these ever grace my collection?

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The most popular, and debateably, the best games in the MK series are MKII & UMK3.

It’s the reason why we have an ESRB rating system on video games today. It was blood and gore, it was violent, it started the "fatality" trend and it stirred up so much controversy. It was released shortly after Street Fighter II and ushered in a whole new genre of fighting games. The Story: There’s not much I can say about MK that isn’t already known.