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Fortunately for them and so many others, those doubts were unfounded.

Nintendo had created a port that worked, for the most part. Play Control is excellent, but it does feel a bit sluggish at times. All the fatalities, special attacks, and such from the arcade are here. Sure, the graphics aren't quite as great as the original arcade game, but that doesn't do much to detract from the fun. Also, this game introduced from pretty cool new characters, Mileena and Baraka being the main ones. Also, Kung Lao's hat throw in this game had precision control, unlike later games that pretty much rendered him worthless. This game at a price - the omission of two chaarcters from the first game, Sonya and Kano, but fortunately no one liked playing as them much anyway.

If you get an SNES MK game, make it this or UMK3. However, if you've got an N64, forget the SNES games and go straight to MKT. But if you're stuck with just the SNES, this is a good bet.

Bloody Brilliant
This video game is a classic among any who has ever played it; which probably includes everyone except those unfortunate children whose parents are too strict to allow them the experience. I remember playing Mortal Kombat at a friend's house and thinking, "This is the coolest game ever!" I didn't get a SNES until the price went down and everyone wanted a Sega Genesis because it had better attachments (i.e. 32X & Sega CD). MKII was of the first games my brother and I made an alliance and saved our allowances to buy. We went to the local library to copy down the moves and fatalities from their copies of GamePro and Nintendo Magazine. We used to sneak down stairs after bedtime to play MKII. Of course, we would get into a fight and wake up our parents and get into trouble, but that didn't stop us from doing it week after week. This movie is a definite classic of the fighting genre. This is a 'must-own' for any video game junky. Five out of five stars.

The best SNES Mortal Kombat
Mortal Kombat II, it sounds so funny to talk about this game now as the next installment of this game is coming out (MORTAL KOMBAT : Deadly Alliance). But let's say it, Mortal Kombat II was a perfect home version of the Arcade Hit and from then on, it proved to be that if Mortal Kombat was going to do well on any home systems, it had to be clear, un-cut, un-censored unlike Mortal Kombat and it had to play just like it did in the arcade.

That and this was the last Mortal Kombat to be some-what serious before it became a fighting Cartoon in Mortal Kombat 3 and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3.

Honestly, I still play this every now and then. It takes me a little while to get back the information of the game because it's been that long (LOL). But it's still worth it to just do that.

I say this a lot, but this was another game (in the history of games) that a person needed to get to complete a collection. Personally, I skipped the SNES version of the original Mortal Kombat and went straight to Mortal Kombat II because it was un-cut.

If you still have your SNES, and you don't have Mortal Kombat II, you have to get it. After all, you might regret it later when the only time you can find any decent games are at Flea Markets and Garage Sales and for me as a collector of some of the "old school" game systems and games, I despise rummaging through piles of junk just to find that needle in the hay stack. Why go through all that trouble when you can do your collecting here?