Mortal Kombat Gold

Mortal Kombat Gold
Developer: Eurocom Publisher: Midway Games Platform: Dreamcast Released in US: September 9, 1999 Released in EU: 1999 This game has hidden development-related text. This game has revisional differences. This game has a prerelease article

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Mortal Kombat 4 travels to the Dreamcast with a host of new and poorly-implemented content!

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Prerelease Info

Development Text

Throughout 1ST_READ.BIN, the game's main executable, are some source code filenames.

.\code\system\dc\DCDRAW.cpp
.\code\game\DISPLAY.cpp
.\code\game\Mkbgnd.cpp
.\code\game\Mkladder.cpp
.\code\game\Particle.cpp

Revisional Differences

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The first release of the game was notoriously glitchy. A reissued version came a full month after release, distinguishable by a red disc label (the original release used a yellow one) and a "HOT! NEW!" label on the cover.

• VMU support added, despite the manual still saying it's missing. Your options, unlocks, endings. etc. can all be saved to VMU.
• Fixed copious crash/reset bugs all across the game.
• Fixed a bug where if Player 1 won Tournament Mode, a square with the title screen graphic would be loaded on the Congratulations screen instead of the proper character model.
• Fixed an bug where under certain circumstances the wrong assets for a fight would load, resulting in bizarre visual glitches. (For example, two main menu boxes punching character select icons out of each other!)
• Fixed a glitch where sometimes a single vertex from a character model would stretch off into infinity.
• Fixed a glitch where fighting Goro in certain circumstances would cause the wrong model assets to load, causing Goro to appear as a mishmash of other character bits.
• Fixed various glitches surrounding performing Fatalities with Sub-Zero's third costume.