Okay, so "Mortal Kombat 6 28 People" is one of those weird Genesis-era MK bootlegs—not an official release, but somehow it ended up on enough cartridges to become its own thing. You’ve got this massive roster of 28 fighters, which sounds awesome until you realize half of them are just palette swaps or glitchy versions of Scorpion and Sub-Zero. Still, there’s something hilarious about watching a bright pink ninja throw a wonky spear that clips through the floor.

The fatalities are… well, they exist. Some of them trigger if you mash buttons randomly, others just freeze the game. But when it works, you get that classic MK satisfaction—watching someone’s spine get ripped out in 16-bit glory never gets old. The controls are stiff compared to the arcade versions, but that just makes landing a brutal uppercut even more satisfying.

If you’re into janky retro fighting games with bizarre charm, this one’s a weird little time capsule. Just don’t expect tournament-level balance.