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''Mortal Kombat 3'' is the third entry in the Mortal Kombat francise. It was produced by Williams/Midway during the 90s and was very popular at the time, being ported to many home consoles such as the SNES, Genesis, DOS, PSX, Sega Saturn, and even a '''Macintosh port''' that was ultimately cancelled. | ''Mortal Kombat 3'' is the third entry in the Mortal Kombat francise. It was produced by Williams/Midway during the 90s and was very popular at the time, being ported to many home consoles such as the SNES, Genesis, DOS, PSX, Sega Saturn, and even a '''Macintosh port''' that was ultimately cancelled. | ||
The port was going to be produced by Midway, developed by Digital Eclipse, and published by GT Interactive | The port was going to be produced by Midway, developed by Digital Eclipse, and published by GT Interactive. At least one Macintosh-centric retailer had it open for pre-orders.<ref>[http://www.mksecrets.net/mk3/eng/mk3-development.php Mortal Kombat Secrets' page on MK3]</ref> Other than that and a single screenshot of the credits, very little info on the port is available. | ||
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Revision as of 09:41, 24 November 2016
Screenshot of the port's credits.
Status: Lost
Mortal Kombat 3 is the third entry in the Mortal Kombat francise. It was produced by Williams/Midway during the 90s and was very popular at the time, being ported to many home consoles such as the SNES, Genesis, DOS, PSX, Sega Saturn, and even a Macintosh port that was ultimately cancelled.
The port was going to be produced by Midway, developed by Digital Eclipse, and published by GT Interactive. At least one Macintosh-centric retailer had it open for pre-orders.[1] Other than that and a single screenshot of the credits, very little info on the port is available.