Honestly, my only concern was in controls, since the fighter relies on a six-button configuration in the arcade and console versions. So, keeping that in mind.I was really looking forward to what Virtucraft could do for the Mortal Kombat series on the Game Boy Advance. Though a lot of people will argue that the 2D Mortal Kombat design took a dive after the awesome Mortal Kombat 2, I personally liked Mortal Kombat 3.even though I thought some of the added characters were just plain stupid (Stryker? Kabal? Puh-lease).

A fine game in its own right, the original is a decent design that would make a great portable title.especially on the powerful Game Boy Advance hardware.

Mortal Kombat Advance is, essentially, a direct port of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3. It's absolutely embarrassing to see just how botched MK is on the handheld. If there was ever a game that just screamed 'rush job,' it's this fighter published by Midway. And brother, Mortal Kombat Advance is definitely the worst port of the series performed on capable system hardware. But when you get it completely wrong, there's going to be trouble.

Believe me, if the game is a popular one, gamers are going to notice when something's not pulled off exactly as it had been in previous incarnations. If you're a game developer, and you've been assigned the task of porting an established brand to a very capable system, here's a rule of thumb: get it right.

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