// Archive entry № 21343
Mortal Kombat Trilogy
Released in 1997, Mortal Kombat Trilogy is indexed by VG90 as part of the leap into 3D for DOS, Game.Com, SEGA Saturn, Win.
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About the game
Mortal Kombat Trilogy (1997) for DOS, Game.Com, SEGA Saturn, Win takes its place in the VG90 index as one more thread in the story of the leap into 3D, kept here for readers researching the period.
The years around 1997 belonged to the leap into 3D, when polygons, CD-ROM storage and analogue control were rewriting what games looked and felt like. VG90 groups titles like this one by era and platform so those connections are easy to trace.
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Why it matters
The value of a record like this is context: the leap into 3D produced far more games than the handful everyone remembers, and polygons, CD-ROM storage and analogue control were rewriting what games looked and felt like. An archive earns its keep by preserving the long tail, not just the hits.
Technical notes
Catalogued for DOS, Game.Com, SEGA Saturn, Win, dated 1997. This entry reflects public listing metadata — platform and year — with direct download links attached.
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