Mortal Kombat Trilogy (Europe)

Game Overview
Mortal Kombat Trilogy hit the Nintendo 64 in 1996, a Midway Games release that brought the arcade brawler home with a massive roster. It arrived during a time when the N64 was pushing 3D graphics, but this port kept the series' digitized fighter look intact, offering a familiar yet expanded experience for players who grew up feeding quarters into the cabinet.You pick a fighter from a huge selection, including classic characters and some hidden ones, and battle through a series of one-on-one matches. The main goal is to defeat each opponent in the ladder, leading up to a final boss. Signature mechanics include performing special moves with specific joystick and button combinations, and of course, finishing opponents with brutal Fatalities. The pacing is fast, matches are short, and the difficulty can spike sharply against certain AI opponents. It feels raw and immediate, like the arcade version but with the convenience of playing on your couch.