Two punch buttons, two kick buttons, a rarely-used block button and a practically irrelevant run button, and you're away.
In fact, even if you've never set eyes on a Mortal Kombat game, you'll be able to get straight in anyway, as the gameplay is a model of simplicity. Worry On MombatĪnyone who's played any of the previous Mortal Kombat games (apart, that is, from the godawful MK Mythologies, which made even Mortal Kombat Trilogy look good) will be able to get straight in and start playing MK4.
Familiar faces from the previous games make a comeback, some from beyond the grave, and a few new bugs pop up to make their play for a part in the next sequeL It's basically business as usual.
Once again, the evil forces of the Outwortd are trying to take over the Earth, the fate of the planet being decided by a bout of fisticuffs in the traditional manner. Mortal Kombat 4 is the latest, but almost certainly not last, addition to the series. but the underlying game itself is all but identical to that in the first arcade version. Sure, more characters have been added, the signature 'fatalities' have been spruced up and made ever more ludicrous with each new incarnation, and now the franchise has made its first steps into the third dimension. Mortal Kombat has been around in its various guises for most of the millennium's closing decade, and it hasn't changed a bit. Wh-kishl Wh-kish! What's that noise? It's the sound of a deceased horse being soundly flogged, that's what. Saints preserve us, another Mortal Kombat game.
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