Mortal Kombat 1+2+3

The issues with these games is they're DOS versions which are incompatible with today's hardware and controllers. Needing to install an 3rd party app to deal compatibility issues is very inconvient. These games should already have all those issues ironed out. As a result, the it's difficult to configure the games to a playable state, as a result the games are difficult to play.

A few notes: maybe turn down your sound before playing, note that they are the DOS ports of Mortal Kombat. But the games are great classics and i love them. FIGHT!

The controls are awful, rebinding them barely helps. There's no controller support, so you have to play a fighting game that's already clunky and poorly aged on a bloody keyboard of all things. The character select menus speed up for some reason, so you have no time to choose a character. Worst of all, this is a straight DOS pc port. What that means is that it's not even like the Mortal Kombat Trilogy (Xbox 360) port where you can pause, and have a list of combos. Unenjoyable, disfunctional, low effort trash. Don't even bother wasting your money on this, you'd be better off elsewhere.

I went through all the troubleshooting tips under support but I cannot get this game to run, DosBox starts up and crashes. I had the same problem with Blood 2 on GOG and I ended up having to return it (that game, however, is historically broken). What a bummer!

Hey guys I might need some help configuring the controls on MK I and II. I have two Gravis Gamepad Pro USB controllers, and I've gone into crtl+f1 on MK1 in order to map the controller buttons to the keys in the game. That works fine, but if I do the same to the keys for player two, it only recognizes one of the USB controllers, so pressing the buttons on either controller moves the two characters at once. Is there a way to make it so I can have two controllers plugged in and have the game recognize them as two?