Mortal Kombat 1+2+3

I have read the reviews here and did what they said as far as configuration and I have even watched multiple videos on how to reconfigure the bindings to controllers in the game’s files and settings and none of it works. It’s random and doesn’t function properly. Stay very far away. Not even worth the dollar fifty I wasted on them.

The game is great but need more work to be good , this Dos PC version are amazing , but is not running well in original grafics setup and controls compatible . To fix aspect ratio and use Desk resolution go to the game install folder and run "DosBoxMortalKombat.config" using note , in [sdl] menu insert "0x0" in "fullresolution" , so "fullresolution=0x0", in the next line "output" chose "ddraw" like this "output=ddraw"

MK1 Keyboard Kontrols (haven't tried the other two yet) F1 = Start F10 = Konfigure S = Up Z = Left X = Down C= Right U = High Punch I = High Kick J = Block / Karacter Select N = Low Punch M = Low Kick So far my gamepad just wants to go bottom right. I'm sure if I had a decent kontroller I kould addjust for this game.

MK1 for DOS is possibly the best home port of the game that was released (until many years later when the arcade version bundled with an arcade emulator was released). It is fast and fun, the visuals and sound are good, it's just a very fun game. MK2 for DOS has very good graphics for the time of its release. Its a major step down from the arcade but that's because the characters were gigantic and extremely high quality in the arcade. The gameplay in this has been tweaked from the arcade and, in my opinion, this is faster and more fun for casual matches. I don't know if competitively it holds up well. But I love that characters don't have to take complete steps when you tap a direction. Little things like that make it feel more responsive. The music, as many have noted, is not good. Its MIDI with no higher quality present. No idea why they did this. The arcade had gorgeous music. MK3 for DOS is something special. It's a version built just for DOS as far as I can tell. It has LAN play built in, which was impressive for a fighting game at the time of its release. And GOG has done a great job pre-configuring DOSBox to support LAN Play over the internet via DOSBox. GOG's config for the game makes it trivial to get this running. It adds a significant feature that the original release didn't have. I would also note that MK3 for DOS, in my opinion, is a much better game to have than MK3 for Windows. The Windows version appears to be a port of the PlayStation version. It is a step down in terms of graphics and even the gameplay feels rougher.

MK1 joystick setup: -ingame press f10 >>define use keyboard player 1 -ingame press Ctrl + F1 >> in dosbox confic>>define joystick axes and button use as keyboard keys(use other than arrow keys)