Dreamcast

Mortal Kombat Gold

Description

The first and only Mortal Kombat title to make onto the Dreamcast console, Mortal Kombat Gold offered players a carbon-copy of the arcade edition of Mortal Kombat 4, along with additional features and characters never before included in the arcade game.

Using the exact same engine found in Mortal Kombat 4, the game performs flawlessly on the Dreamcast platform, while also running at a higher resolution than its arcade counterpart.

Part of the Following Groups

• Genre: Versus fighting
• Mortal Kombat games

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The Press Says

Adrenaline Vault, The (AVault)	Oct 23, 1999		70
Futuregamez.net	Nov 30, 1999	64 out of 100	64
Defunct Games	Feb 05, 2005	59 out of 100	59
The Video Game Critic	Jun 04, 2003	C	50
GameSpot	Sep 03, 1999	5 out of 10	50
Jeuxvideo.com	Oct 28, 1999	9 out of 20	45
Gaming Age	Oct 05, 1999	C-	42
Digital Press - Classic Video Games	May 07, 2005	4 out of 10	40
Consoles Plus	Nov, 1999	35 out of 100	35
Planet Dreamcast	Sep 20, 1999	3 out of 10	30

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Trivia

Releases

Mortal Kombat Gold was released twice. Four games released by Midway back when they first started making Dreamcast games had several errors, which were fixed in subsequent pressings. The cover of a fixed version says "Hot! New!", the disc is slightly different, and the UPC may also be different.

The other games that were released as Hot! New! versions were Hydro Thunder, Ready 2 Rumble Boxing, and NFL Blitz 2000.

Characters

Originally, an exclusive new character called Belokk was slated for Mortal Kombat Gold, but he was cut from the final release of the game. Belokk was created by Eurocom and, according to Ed Boon, was removed from the game due to the developers not having enough time to finish him. Nevertheless, Eurocom accidentally sent information about the game with the character in it to Game Informer. As a result, six screenshots of him were revealed to the public in a preview.