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I remember picking up Mortal Kombat 6 for the Sega Genesis, a cartridge that never actually got a wide release. It was one of those games you heard about through friends or saw in a specialty shop. The developer, Midway, was known for pushing the Genesis hardware with their digitized fighters, and this felt like a continuation of that effort, even if it was a bit of an oddity in the series lineup.

You control one of 28 fighters, each with their own special moves and fatalities, battling through a series of one-on-one matches. The main goal is to win the tournament by defeating every opponent, including secret characters you can unlock. Key mechanics include the classic high and low block system, a run button for faster movement, and the ability to perform combos by chaining attacks together. The pacing is fast, and the computer opponents can be brutally difficult, reading your inputs and punishing mistakes. It feels like a raw, unpolished version of the arcade experience, where every victory is earned through memorization and quick reflexes.