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Release Dates
Arcade 10/08/1992
LCD 01/01/1993

Mortal Kombat: Competition Edition
Super NES 09/13/1993
Game Gear 09/13/1993
Genesis 09/13/1993
Game Boy 09/13/1993
Master System 10/28/1993
Amiga 05/04/1994
MS-DOS 05/25/1994
Sega CD 05/26/1994

Tiger Barcodzz: Mortal Kombat
LCD 01/01/1996
Utilizes trading cards to store character data.

Mortal Kombat I & II
Game Boy 09/10/1998
Compilation release.

Mortal Kombat I & Mortal Kombat II
MS-DOS 09/10/1998
Compilation release.
Mobile 09/15/2004

Mortal Kombat Deception Kollector's Edition
Xbox 10/06/2004
Included on Disc 2.

Mortal Kombat Deception Premium Pack
Playstation 2 10/06/2004
Included on Disc 2.
Dedicated Console 04/12/2005

Midway Arcade Treasures Extended Play
Playstation Portable 12/13/2005

Midway Arcade Treasures Deluxe Edition
Windows 02/17/2006

Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
Xbox Live Arcade 08/31/2011
Compilation release
Playstation Network 08/31/2011
Compilation release
Windows 02/01/2012
Compilation release.

Mortal Kombat Legacy Collection
PlayStation 4 10/30/2025
Compilation release. Includes arcade, Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear, and Super NES versions.
PlayStation 5 10/30/2025
Compilation release. Includes arcade, Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear, and Super NES versions.
Switch 10/30/2025
Compilation release. Includes arcade, Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear, and Super NES versions.
Switch 2 10/30/2025
Compilation release. Includes arcade, Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear, and Super NES versions.
Windows 10/30/2025
Compilation release. Includes arcade, Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear, and Super NES versions.
Xbox One 10/30/2025
Compilation release. Includes arcade, Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear, and Super NES versions.
Xbox Series X 10/30/2025
Compilation release. Includes arcade, Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear, and Super NES versions.
Nintendo Entertainment System
Announced but unreleased. Purported to be identical to the Game Boy version, but in color.
Fighters
Goro
Boss Character Arcade
Unlockable in the GameBoy version.
Johnny Cage
Playable Character Arcade
Portrayed by Daniel Pesina. Unavailable in the GameBoy version.
Digitized Actor Daniel Pesina
Kano
Playable Character Arcade
Unavailable in the Game Gear and Master System versions.
Digitized Actor Rich Divizio
Liu Kang
Playable Character Arcade
Digitized Actor Ho-Sung Pak
Voice Actor Ed Boon
Raiden
Playable Character Arcade
Digitized Actor Carlos Pesina
Voice Actor Jon Hey
Reptile
Hidden Character Arcade
Unplayable. Unavailable in the Tiger LCD, GameBoy, Game Gear, and Master System versions.
Digitized Actor Daniel Pesina
Voice Actor Ed Boon
Scorpion
Playable Character Arcade
Digitized Actor Daniel Pesina
Voice Actor Ed Boon
Shang Tsung
Boss Character Arcade
Digitized Actor Ho-Sung Pak
Sonya Blade
Playable Character Arcade
Portrayed By Elizabeth Malecki
Sub-Zero
Classic Sub-Zero
Playable Character Arcade
Digitized Actor Daniel Pesina
John Tobias was pushing to get Jean Claude Van Damme to star in the original Mortal Kombat. Unfortunatately (fortunately?), they never got to meet with him to discuss their ideas. In the MK3 Official Kollector's Book Tobias reports "We talked to his agent on the phone once." was as far as they got, but apparently that didn't stop them from creating Johnny Cage in his likeness though.

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