MoonEye821
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1: Does the PC version of MKT loose graphic resolution compared to the arcade version of UMK3? I had the game at one point, and tried to look hard, and it looked to me like it kind of did. But, that could just be me reading too much into things. Does anyone know the reslolution of the UMK3 Arcade machine and that of the PC MKT?
2: Why does Midway not place Mortal Kombat Trilogy on direct download as it did the varrious Midway Arcade Treasures? Is it something contractual with the publisher of the PC version of MKT? Do they simply not want to make MKT avaiable again? I was under the impression that a great many fans love MKT and that the PC version is rather rare. Why not, as a company, capitolize off of this and re-piblish the game online like they already did with the other titles?
3: I'm under the impression that versions of the games found in Midway Arcade Treasures are like 98-99% arcade perfect. They do seem to have flaws, such at shadow flicker. Have these things been fixed in the direct download? Also, digitally speaking, is it even possible to have 100% perfection in any form of emulation?
4: What are the legalities of arcade vending? Arcade machines are made so they can take in money. Midway Arcade Treasures had many arcade titles, and close to 100% perfect gameplay. Is it legal to build an arcade machine around a PC rather than a traditional model, buy then load up Midway Arcade Treasures, then charge for it as if it was what it's emulating? I mean, if you legally buy an arcade machine the point is to be able to make money off of it. If one makes a costume cabinent, with speakers, joysticks, monitors, spearks, and a coinbox; and somehow got it to work; is there any copyright reasons forbidding profitting off of what is now altimately a MK Aracade machine?
5: Also, considering there was no arcade version of MKT; what are the legalities of making your own MKT arcade cabinent and running your own MKT Arcade machine?
2: Why does Midway not place Mortal Kombat Trilogy on direct download as it did the varrious Midway Arcade Treasures? Is it something contractual with the publisher of the PC version of MKT? Do they simply not want to make MKT avaiable again? I was under the impression that a great many fans love MKT and that the PC version is rather rare. Why not, as a company, capitolize off of this and re-piblish the game online like they already did with the other titles?
3: I'm under the impression that versions of the games found in Midway Arcade Treasures are like 98-99% arcade perfect. They do seem to have flaws, such at shadow flicker. Have these things been fixed in the direct download? Also, digitally speaking, is it even possible to have 100% perfection in any form of emulation?
4: What are the legalities of arcade vending? Arcade machines are made so they can take in money. Midway Arcade Treasures had many arcade titles, and close to 100% perfect gameplay. Is it legal to build an arcade machine around a PC rather than a traditional model, buy then load up Midway Arcade Treasures, then charge for it as if it was what it's emulating? I mean, if you legally buy an arcade machine the point is to be able to make money off of it. If one makes a costume cabinent, with speakers, joysticks, monitors, spearks, and a coinbox; and somehow got it to work; is there any copyright reasons forbidding profitting off of what is now altimately a MK Aracade machine?
5: Also, considering there was no arcade version of MKT; what are the legalities of making your own MKT arcade cabinent and running your own MKT Arcade machine?