Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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Intros 0:00
Bio Screens 0:58
Battle 1: Sub Zero vs Johnny Cage - Courtyard 4:52
Battle 2: Sonya vs Kano - Palace Gates 7:25
Battle 3: Rayden vs Liu Kang - Warrior Shrine 8:59
Battle 4: Liu Kang vs Rayden - The Pit 10:54
MD & MCD: Cage vs Reptile - Bottom of the Pit 12:30
Battle 5: Scorpion vs Sub Zero - Throne Room 13:58
Battle 6: Kano vs Sonya - Courtyard 16:31
Battle 7: Sub Zero Mirror March - Palace Gates 18:28

Endurance 1: Sub Zero vs Kano, Rayden - Warrior Shrine 20:40
Endurance 2: Sub Zero vs Rayden, Cage - The Pit 24:04
Sub Zero vs Reptile - Bottom of the Pit 25:59

Endurance 3: Cage vs Kang, Sonya - Goro's Lair 28:42

Cage vs. Goro 29:58

Final Battle: Liu Kang vs. Shang Tsung 32:06

Final Round & Endings 34:05

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I know these videos are maybe too long, but they are not necessarily meant to be watched in their entirety - please use the timecodes to skip to a specific section.

This video focuses on the MD and Amiga versions, but also includes clips from the Mega CD and the Arcade. The CD version has exactly the same ending screens with the MD, except for the updated screens for Kano.
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Notable differences of the CD version compared to MD (other than the audio)

- The Bio screens are animated.
- Sub Zero has the correct fighting stance (in MD he has Scorpion's stance)
- The Bottom of the Pit has body parts
- Shang Tsung in the Throne Room is animated
- Goro's Lair is graphically improved
- Kano's ending is updated with stills from the arcade

There may be a few more, these are the ones I noticed.
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Like other videos of this type, this isn't about "which is better" but how the different versions look next to each other, the things they do differently, the details (this is why they are full-length). Some people grew up with one version, some with the other, a few with both. Just a bit of nostalgic fun.