Mortal Kombat Trilogy

Mortal Kombat Trilogy is an updated version of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 released exclusively on consoles which allows you to play as every single character from the first three games, including the bosses, and is in my opionion the best Mortal Kombat game from the classic ones. Now, the GOG versions of MK 1,2,3 which you can buy together as a bundle didn't impress me because they're the DOS versions which aren't as good as the arcade versions. However, this one isn't like them at all. It runs perfectly fine and has no issue at all recognising modern controllers (at least from my tests). I'd go as far as to say that this might be the best version because it doesn't have the long loading screens of the PS1 version or the jankiness of the N64 version. So if you are nostalgic about the old MK and want an easy way to reexperience it or you are looking to experience it for the first time this is the one to get.

A perfect playable copy of MKT and much best with reshade crt effect. I love this game

I've been asking for this game for a while. It's not the DOS version, it's running under Windows natively. Thanks to the GOG team for restoring this great fighting game.

The same as the PS1 version (NOT an emulation, don't misunderstand please) without the frustrating loading times, and to play as Chameleon you just gotta hold HP and LP instead of that six button combination that I can't remember right now... Btw, the Classic characters are unlocked with 7 on the NumPad, if you're player 1. There's DualShock 4 support too, BUT try not to lose connection when the game is loaded, otherwise after you reconnect your DS4, you have to restart the game to be recognized again. About the swapped music, it is almost fixed... almost because there are still some flaws: as an example, MK2 The Armory uses its theme! But MK2 Kombat Tomb uses The Armory song... BUT Kombat Tomb song is used in MK2 The Portal! What?? (also there are certain stages like MK1's Courtyard which use MK3 music, but I guess it's just game limitations since that MK1 song is not in the game. There's also no music at the end of the rounds, as always. Another game limitation, I guess) Intro videos can't be skipped tho', ugh... Anyway, if you're looking for the PS1 experience enhaced, then this is your version. It runs nice, and (of course) it's pretty fun.

All GOG needs now is UMK3 and they got the whole classic MK collection. They should still port over UMK3 because they're is some difference between UMK3 and Trilogy