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No self-promoting personal YouTube or Twitch channels without providing further content to the subreddit before hand and subsequently receiving permission from a mod to do so. No submissions just for advertising purposes only. I'm just glad there wasn't some super obvious answer I had looked over in the game menu or on the label or something.Welcome to the biggest Mortal Kombat kommunity on the Internet! /r/MortalKombat is the Reddit home of the most prolific fighting game of all time that forever changed the video game industry: Mortal Kombat () Patch Notes (Xbox) () Patch Notes (PS4) () Patch Notes (PC) () Patch Notes (Switch) MK11 eSports Mortal Kombat Pro Kompetition MortalKombat 11 on Smash.GG Read before posting! I only have a few Genesis games, but MK1 is one of them, and I like playing any game with the controller it was designed for if possible. My main interest in asking the question was to try to further determine where on my buying list a 6-button controller should fall. If done right, you can continue to jump ounch your opponent until his energy runs out. Jump Kick - Jump Punch Jump Kick your opponent below the waist in the corner and quickly jump punch into your opponent. While I can set up all controls for first player no problem in the main menu, the 2nd player can only be set up after you start 2 player mode either on character select or in the game itself. The machine has 6 buttons and start for each player that I can map. I think it was a CGR video refuting the AVGN Genesis vs. Jump Kick - Shadow Kick Jump kick your opponent below the waist and perform the shadow kick. So Im struggling figuring out how to set up MK11 on my arcade machine. MvC3 got rid of the punches and kicks, and went to an LMHS layout, changing things for special moves. It still had dedicated buttons for punches and kicks. MvC2 has 4 attack buttons and 2 assist buttons, while medium attacks are done by pressing light twice.
In one video I recall watching the port of MK2 was then referenced with the 6-button controller as an example of how Sega/Midway fixed this problem, but it was left unclear as to whether or not MK1 supported the 6-button controller or not. XCotA, MSH, XvSF, MvSF and MvC1 are all 6-button games. Looking back on why I wrote that, the only reason I think that is because one of the criticisms leveled against the Genesis version of MK1 is that it didn't really offer an arcade-type experience because of the lower number of buttons compared to the SNES port.
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