Mortal Kombat 3

Video Game
1995
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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

2.3K

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Sindel is reincarnated in Earthrealm, and billions of their souls are being stripped as it becomes a part of Outworld. Shao Kahn unleashes squads to kill any Earthrealm survivors, so Raiden'... Read allSindel is reincarnated in Earthrealm, and billions of their souls are being stripped as it becomes a part of Outworld. Shao Kahn unleashes squads to kill any Earthrealm survivors, so Raiden's chosen warriors are send in to repel Shao Kahn.Sindel is reincarnated in Earthrealm, and billions of their souls are being stripped as it becomes a part of Outworld. Shao Kahn unleashes squads to kill any Earthrealm survivors, so Raiden's chosen warriors are send in to repel Shao Kahn.

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

2.3K

YOUR RATING

11User reviews

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Nightwolf
(as Sal Divita)
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Brian Glynn

Shao Kahn

Steve Ritchie

Shao Kahn
(voice)

Kyle Wyatt

Mob Leader
(voice)

Dan Forden

The 'Toasty!' Guy
(uncredited)

Directors
- Ed Boon
- John Tobias
Writers
- Ed Boon
- John Tobias
All cast & crew
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Trivia
Lia Montelongo, who plays the ancient Sindel, was only 18 at the time the game was made.

Goofs
This is very common in the game , at least in the Sega version, when you use Sindels hair attack fatality, the hair will exceed the height of the person and will glitch., This is true especially when you face off against taller opponents and it doesn't line up properly.

Quotes
The 'Toasty!' Guy: Toasty!

Connections
Featured in Gamesmaster: Episode #5.1 (1995)

User reviews11

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Featured review

10/10

This game had character

Forget that you ever saw the horrible Mortal Kombat movies and stick to the impressions that the video games created if you want to take this superb series seriously. MK-3 was the last of sprite based games of its series but the action remained fluid and dynamic as ever. The animation was great and the sketches in the manual were something that every MK fan should preserve. The length of the game itself and the number of opponents depends on the skill or difficulty level that you select. Problem is that even on normal difficulty, one could breeze through most opponents by merely throwing upper cuts and only during the very end did it get difficult.