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OverviewMortal Kombat is a landmark, and controversial, fighting game by Midway released in 1992. Intended to be a quick project before they moved on to a bigger-scale game within Midway, Ed Boon & John Tobias struck gold. Featuring live-action performers converted into fully-digitized 2D sprites instead of hand-drawn sprites, along with an excessive drenching of blood and gore, MK snatched the attention of the gaming world. This game was the genesis of a monstrous franchise that spawned a multitude of sequels, a series of comic books, music CDs, a live tour, and two major motion pictures. To hype up the game's release on home consoles, Midway began a marketing blitz that labeled the game's September 14, 1992 release as 'Mortal Monday'. On that day, 16-bit versions of the game were released for the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo. While the core game matched its arcade counterpoint, the two consoles had a very different gore level.
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In the Sega Genesis version, the game removes the blood, and modifies the fatality finishers to make them less offensive. However, the player can enter a 'blood code' that adds all of the original fatalities and blood back into the game. The SNES version, on the other hand, replaced all of the blood with sweat, and modified all of the fatalites. Players can not change the settings to add the blood back in. Though the SNES version is considered to look better, the Genesis version was ultimately more popular due to the 'blood code.' Handheld versions of Mortal Kombat were later released for the Nintendo Game Boy and Sega Game Gear.