There are a variety of new levels, some of which are interactive. Some fighters are returning favorites with improved moves and combinations while other contenders are new. There are two bosses that are unlockable, as well as additional characters.
Now a new champion must arise from our world that will fight to the bitter end and put an end to Shang Tsung's ambitions.Ĭhoose from than 23 playable characters, such as Reptile, Cyrax, Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Jax, Katana, Sonya, and more. For centuries, Shang Tsung of the Outworld has sought to control the Mortal Kombat tournament for his own ends. It is a free download, you just have to register at the MKII+ website to grab the download link.There are many worlds besides our own, many realms where both good and evil hold sway. The Mortal Kombat II+ update is now available in public beta form, the website for it showing that it is 99% complete. All-in-all, sounds like a fun piece of software to have. You can revert back to 3.1 if you wish as well. This builds on Revision 3.1 of the software and adds the secret characters to the character selection screen a new MK2 Settings screen added to the CMOS game audits Turbo Mode the ability to reset unlocks random ladders the highly requested Endurance Matches pools of blood a corrected Goro’s Lair a new cheat system and Kombo hit counter shown on the screen. Started by a Mortal Kombat fan who got his hands on an MKII machine, new features and tweaks have been added to the game which can be played either in MAME or burned to EEPROMs and enjoyed on a real machine. Today’s hack doesn’t have any official blessing yet, but perhaps it will if Ed Boon gets a chance to see it.
The most recent one posted about here on AH was the Robotron 2084 “Tie-Die” set from 2014 although that was an ‘official’ update, giving it some extra weight. I also believe there are many other hacks of popular games out there but their newsworthiness can vary depending on how extensive they decide to get. We don’t hear about hacks of old arcade software very often, apart from oddities you might come across in some 562-in-1 board you buy from China. It’s time to break the lull in arcade news with something that’s from the wonderful world of classic arcade games.
0 kommentar(er)
