After all, that sort of thing has always been GOG’s area of expertise. Since Mortal Kombat 4 is now available via GOG, I would imagine it’s likely safe to assume that the GOG team has managed to successfully update the original PC port of the game in order to allow it to run as well as possible on modern computers.

The glaring exception to that generally-positive word of mouth about the game takes the form of its Game Boy Color port, the only version of the game whose mere existence still baffles me. I’d like to think I can at least partially see why that is however, I’m compelled to point out that when Mortal Kombat 4 was initially released in 1997, the game seemed to have been received fairly positively by fans and critics alike. Granted, admittedly, I’m sure that many among our readers don’t exactly look back on MK4 quite as fondly as I do. I readily admit that I’m quite biased considering I’m a lifelong fan of the Mortal Kombat franchise having said that, though, I think GOG’s price is quite agreeable in exchange for the ability to relive the memories many fighting game fans have of Midway Games’ first attempt to take the MK series into a three-dimensional setting. At full price on that particular digital storefront, the game will cost you a mere $5.99. It was announced yesterday that the PC port of Mortal Kombat 4, the first 3D entry into the venerable and violent franchise of fighting games, is now officially for sale via GOG.

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