'''Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3''' is a one-on-one [[fighting]] arcade game, that had been developed by [[Digital Eclipse]] for [[Midway Games]] and released in [[1995]]; it runs upon the company's new Wolf Unit hardware (the original [[Mortal Kombat 3]] was their first game to run on this hardware in [[1994]], and it is comprised of a Texas Instruments TMS-34010 running at 6.25 MHz with an ADI ADSP-2105 running at 10 MHz, and a DMA-driven DAC for audio) and is the fourth title in the [[:Category:Mortal Kombat|Mortal Kombat series]]. It is the same as the original Mortal Kombat 3 but for the introduction of nine new characters, five new stages (but two of the original ones have been removed), a 4-player "Two-on-Two Mode" and 8-player "Tournament Mode", a second Master, endurance rounds for both Masters, a Pit Fatal in Hell (with accompanying secrets), Classic Sub-Zero's Fatalities and the "Winner Fights Smoke" Kombat Kode now having an effect of the winning player fighting Human Smoke (instead of Cyborg Smoke) when it gets entered.
'''Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3''' is a one-on-one [[fighting]] arcade game, that had been developed by [[Digital Eclipse]] for [[Midway Games]] and released in [[1995]]; it runs upon the company's new Wolf Unit hardware (the original [[Mortal Kombat 3]] was their first game to run on this hardware in [[1994]], and it is comprised of a Texas Instruments TMS-34010 running at 6.25 MHz with an ADI ADSP-2105 running at 10 MHz, and a DMA-driven DAC for audio) and is the fourth title in the [[:Category:Mortal Kombat|Mortal Kombat series]]. It is the same as the original Mortal Kombat 3 but for the introduction of nine new characters, five new stages (but two of the original ones have been removed), a 4-player "Two-on-Two Mode" and 8-player "Tournament Mode", a second Master, endurance rounds for both Masters, a Pit Fatal in Hell (with accompanying secrets), Classic Sub-Zero's Fatalities and the "Winner Fights Smoke" Kombat Kode now having an effect of the winning player fighting Human Smoke (instead of Cyborg Smoke) when it gets entered.
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File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 title screen.png|The game's title screen.
File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 title screen.png|The game's title screen.
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File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 SNES boxart.jpg|The SNES version cover.
File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 SNES boxart.jpg|The SNES version cover.
File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Sega Genesis boxart.jpg|Sega Genesis cover (US)
File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Sega Genesis boxart.jpg|Sega Genesis cover (US)
File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 boxart.png|Megadrive cover art (EU)
File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Mega Drive PAL Box Art.jpg|Mega Drive cover art (EU)
File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Sega Saturn boxart.jpg|Sega Saturn's cover art.
File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Sega Saturn boxart.jpg|Sega Saturn's cover art.
File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Xbox 360 boxart.jpg|Xbox 360 version's cover
File:Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Xbox 360 boxart.jpg|Xbox 360 version's cover
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 is a one-on-one fighting arcade game, that had been developed by Digital Eclipse for Midway Games and released in 1995; it runs upon the company's new Wolf Unit hardware (the original Mortal Kombat 3 was their first game to run on this hardware in 1994, and it is comprised of a Texas Instruments TMS-34010 running at 6.25 MHz with an ADI ADSP-2105 running at 10 MHz, and a DMA-driven DAC for audio) and is the fourth title in the Mortal Kombat series. It is the same as the original Mortal Kombat 3 but for the introduction of nine new characters, five new stages (but two of the original ones have been removed), a 4-player "Two-on-Two Mode" and 8-player "Tournament Mode", a second Master, endurance rounds for both Masters, a Pit Fatal in Hell (with accompanying secrets), Classic Sub-Zero's Fatalities and the "Winner Fights Smoke" Kombat Kode now having an effect of the winning player fighting Human Smoke (instead of Cyborg Smoke) when it gets entered.
