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For Mortal Kombat II on the GameGear, GameFAQs has 3 cheat codes and secrets. Sega 32X Amiga Arcade Games Game Boy Genesis PC PlayStation PlayStation 3. When I was young, about 9 years old, I remeber my friend had an Mortal Kombat 2 for SMS. Here in Brazil you can find some, today is a bit rare. Ok, this cart was an Tec Toy cart, and I remeber that you can transform on Kintaro on this cart. I wanna know if this is really true or just one more of easter eggs of Tec Toy. There are no hints and tricks for the Game Gear release of this game. Walkthroughs, hints, tips, tricks, cheats and codes can be contributed to MobyGames by any registered user via our online game contribution pages. If you know of any hints for this game that aren't already in the database, please take a moment to share you knowledge with your fellow gamers.

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Mortal Kombat 2 Cheat Codes: - While the game is starting, press 'F10' to get to the setup screen. Hold down 'Shift', and type 'DIP', and turn all switches to ON, then save and exit. Restart the game and type 'AICULEDSSUL' at the black and white credits screen while the game is loading. You will hear a weird sound if you did it right. Sega Master System / Mark III / Game Gear. Mortal Kombat II Mortal Kombat II - Kyukyoku Shinken (モータルコンバットII － 究極神拳). Press F2 to start a two player game, then press F1 while in the two player menu. After you defeat the player two you will continue the game at the place you left off without losing a credit. Submitted by DayleJ. Get exclusive Mortal Kombat 2 trainers and cheats at Cheat Happens; Get exclusive Mortal Kombat 2 trainers and cheats at Cheat Happens. Playthrough / review of Mortal Kombat 1 for the Sega Game Gear.

• Kombat Cheat Codes

At the Kombat Code screen, enter the following for the desired effect.

Effect	Code
Dark Kombat	Up eight times, Right eight times, Left six times, Down four times, the punch button twice, and the kick button twice.
Disable Block	Up twice, and the punch button twice.
Disable Panel	Left nine times, Up eight times, Right seven times, the kick button three times, the punch button twice, and Down once.
Disable Throws	Left once, and Down once.
Half Energy Player 1	Up three times, and Right three times.
Half Energy Player 2	Punch button three times, and the kick button three times.
Psycho Kombat	Left nine times, Up eight times, Right five times, the kick button five times, the punch button twice, and Down once.
Quarter Energy Player 1	Left seven times, and Right seven times.
Quarter Energy Player 2	Down seven times, and the kick button seven times.
Smoke Activated	Up nine times, the kick button four times, the punch button three times, Right twice, Down twice, and Left once.
Unlimited Run	Up six times, Right six times, the punch button six times, the kick button six times, Left four times, and Down four times.

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Mortal Kombat 2 Moves Sega

That latter one may change when all is said and done though

Mortal Kombat co-creator Ed Boon continues to work on the series almost 30 years after its initial inception and remains, alongside Super Smash Bros.' Masahiro Sakurai, as one of the only leaders overseeing every fighting game in their respective series to date.

The digital version of Chile's gaming expo, FestiGame, recently featured Ed Boon as a special guest where he was asked to pick a favorite child out of Mortal Kombat's 11 mainline games, spin-offs and updated versions with some fairly surprising answers.

While many older players tend to view Mortal Kombat 2 as the peak of the classic entries, Boon offers a different take on which he likes more.

'I don't have one favorite,' said Boon during the interview. 'I do have a few now really with time passing I can look back and say that was a little more special. For the 2D games, a lot of people's favorite is Mortal Kombat 2. Mine was actually Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3. I like the speed of that game.'

The creative director for NetherRealm Studios continues to split his favorites up between the classic 2D entries, the 3D games and the modern version of the historic fighting franchise.

Boon states that his personal favorite of the 3D era is actually Deception which feels better than MK4, Deadly Alliance and Armageddon.

Though it might be the better / more expected public relations answer to say that the newest game is the best, Mortal Kombat 11 isn't quite there. At least not yet.

'Mortal Kombat X also stands out to me as a favorite too,' said Boon. 'It's the highest selling of all the Mortal Kombat games maybe until 11 because it's doing better than X did. MKX was really special too.'

As for the newest game which just recently saw it's Ultimate update drop last month along with Kombat Pack 2, Boon says that it too may become one of his tops once the dust has settled.

Interestingly, the MK co-creator implies that they aren't done developing the game yet since he says they're still 'in it' though there's currently no more DLC or updates planned that we know about.

Mortal Kombat X has sold over 11 million copies to date while MK11 crossed the 8 million mark earlier this fall in about a year and a half since the newest title launched.

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There's not much point asking Boon who's his favorite character though because we've known forever that it's Scorpion.

Do you agree with Boon's picks for the series' best? Let us know in the comments and why Mortal Kombat: Special Forces is secretly the pinnacle of everything.