Gameplay
The game compiles multiple versions of the first four Mortal Kombat fighting games, including their arcade, home console, and portable versions, as well as select spinoffs and handheld entries. [3] Notably, the compilation includes the first public release of the "WaveNet" version of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 , which was only briefly available during limited arcade location tests in 1997 and was considered lost media. [4] All games in the collection support online multiplayer with rollback netcode. [5] A "Fatality Trainer" mode allows players to practice performing the game's fatality moves. [6] Optional menu toggles allow players to unlock each game's hidden content, as well as access developer menus and other hidden options. [5] The game features substantial behind-the-scenes material, including interviews with original development team members such as Ed Boon, John Tobias, John Vogel and Dan Forden, using the same "interactive timeline" format seen in other Digital Eclipse compilations such as Atari 50 . [7] [8] [9] Character profiles and timelines that summarize the series' narrative are also included. [5] Other features include a music player, optional CRT filters, and the ability to rewind gameplay. [6]
Games
The following games and versions are included in Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection: [10] [11]
- ↑ Includes the original and WaveNet arcade versions [11]
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