While many games were patched by their developers to use Steamworks, MKAK was already essentially abandoned by WB Games and was never patched. What ended up happening was that the game hung at the title screen it said “Press Enter”, but completely ignored when I pressed Enter.Īfter doing some research, I found that the problem was that MKAK requires Games for Windows Live, which Microsoft had ended up abandoning. So, that night, while waiting for friends to be ready to play Team Fortress 2, I plugged in my USB gamepad and launched MKAK for some classic MK action.
Now, I have Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection for both Xbox 360 and Steam, but my Xbox 360 is currently packed away (more info about that in a later post, hopefully). Of course, I had played for several minutes on UMK3 before realizing, “Hey, I could be playing this at home…” While there, I noticed that for the first time they not only had Mortal Kombat II, but the original Mortal Kombat and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 as well. This past weekend, I went to the Houston Arcade Expo for my annual classic arcade gaming fix. It really is a shame that Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection has been more or less abandoned on Steam/PC.
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