Hummer Team’s Mortal Kombat II originally launched in 1994.
A popular NES bootleg of the arcade classic Mortal Kombat is set to get an overhaul, thanks to a group of homebrew developers.
The project called Mortal Kombat Arkade Edition has been in development for a while already, but only recently came to our attention thanks to Fox Cunning, a member of the small development team, who published a video demo of the game yesterday on YouTube. From what we’ve been able to make out, it is an improvement patch for Hummer Team’s NES/Famicom port of Mortal Kombat (which was confusingly named Mortal Kombat II) and introduces new music, graphics, and the ability to juggle enemies while airborne.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Hummer Team’s Mortal Kombat II originally launched in 1994.
A popular NES bootleg of the arcade classic Mortal Kombat is set to get an overhaul, thanks to a group of homebrew developers.
The project called Mortal Kombat Arkade Edition has been in development for a while already, but only recently came to our attention thanks to Fox Cunning, a member of the small development team, who published a video demo of the game yesterday on YouTube. From what we’ve been able to make out, it is an improvement patch for Hummer Team’s NES/Famicom port of Mortal Kombat (which was confusingly named Mortal Kombat II) and introduces new music, graphics, and the ability to juggle enemies while airborne.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
