Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
0:00 Intros
5:07 Title - Character Select
6:32 Sonya & Jax - Subway
9:48 Kano - Street
11:45 Cyrax & Sektor - Bank
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UMK3
14:29 Sub Zero - Scorpion's Lair
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17:12 Sindel - Rooftop
19:40 Liu Kang - The Balcony
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UMK3
22:20 Mileena & Jade - Kahn's Kave
24:48 Scorpion & Ermac - Lost Bridge / Portal / Scislac Busorez
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27:15 Sheeva - The Bridge
29:12 Shang Tsung & Smoke - The Soul Chamber
32:20 Kabal & Stryker - The Belltower
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UMK3
35:34 Jade - Jade's Desert
37:25 Kitana - Waterfront
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39:01 Nightwolf - The Temple
41:30 Kung Lao - The Pit III
44:04 Motaro
45:10 Motaro Round 2
46:10 Shao Kahn
47:05 Shao Kahn Defeat & Ending
52:07 Babalities
As reduntant as it may seem to be in the current youtube landscape, especially about a games with a fanbase as hardcore as MK, this is a Comparison / Dual Longplay of MK3 on Mega Drive and SNES including all fatalities/animalities/friendships.
The 16-bit home versions of MK3 had a lot of content not included: several arenas, animalities, Sheeva, so this is mostly MK3, with extra stuff from UMK3 included.
I know this is not the proper way to play MK3 - a game relying on run and combo - but the aim of this video is to show the ambience of the game: music, backgrounds, special moves, fatalities, not gameplay skill (obviously). When played "properly", MK3/UMK3 rounds last a few seconds, barely registering the music or the scenery.
Initially this video contained all stories/bios and endings, plus arcade fatalities, like the Mortal Kombat II video youtube.com/watch?v=gzUZteEKuFM, but it was about 90 min long so these were heavily trimmed, focusing only on MD & SNES and just a few bios and one ending.
Again, no AI. Not that there is anything inherently wrong with using AI on various projects, but no AI/ LLM was used whatsoever in this or the last few videos. Not even for the text of video descriptions (which explains the less than flawless grammar).
0:00 Intros
5:07 Title - Character Select
6:32 Sonya & Jax - Subway
9:48 Kano - Street
11:45 Cyrax & Sektor - Bank
--------------------------------
UMK3
14:29 Sub Zero - Scorpion's Lair
--------------------------------
17:12 Sindel - Rooftop
19:40 Liu Kang - The Balcony
--------------------------------
UMK3
22:20 Mileena & Jade - Kahn's Kave
24:48 Scorpion & Ermac - Lost Bridge / Portal / Scislac Busorez
--------------------------------
27:15 Sheeva - The Bridge
29:12 Shang Tsung & Smoke - The Soul Chamber
32:20 Kabal & Stryker - The Belltower
--------------------------------
UMK3
35:34 Jade - Jade's Desert
37:25 Kitana - Waterfront
--------------------------------
39:01 Nightwolf - The Temple
41:30 Kung Lao - The Pit III
44:04 Motaro
45:10 Motaro Round 2
46:10 Shao Kahn
47:05 Shao Kahn Defeat & Ending
52:07 Babalities
As reduntant as it may seem to be in the current youtube landscape, especially about a games with a fanbase as hardcore as MK, this is a Comparison / Dual Longplay of MK3 on Mega Drive and SNES including all fatalities/animalities/friendships.
The 16-bit home versions of MK3 had a lot of content not included: several arenas, animalities, Sheeva, so this is mostly MK3, with extra stuff from UMK3 included.
I know this is not the proper way to play MK3 - a game relying on run and combo - but the aim of this video is to show the ambience of the game: music, backgrounds, special moves, fatalities, not gameplay skill (obviously). When played "properly", MK3/UMK3 rounds last a few seconds, barely registering the music or the scenery.
Initially this video contained all stories/bios and endings, plus arcade fatalities, like the Mortal Kombat II video youtube.com/watch?v=gzUZteEKuFM, but it was about 90 min long so these were heavily trimmed, focusing only on MD & SNES and just a few bios and one ending.
Again, no AI. Not that there is anything inherently wrong with using AI on various projects, but no AI/ LLM was used whatsoever in this or the last few videos. Not even for the text of video descriptions (which explains the less than flawless grammar).
