Behind the Scenes - Mortal Kombat 3 [Rare Footage]
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2018
- Footage of Mortal Kombat 3 development. Behind the scenes footage with que original actors.
Wikipedia: Mortal Kombat 3 was originally considered to be made using 3D graphics, before reverting to sprite graphics of the previous games. Its overall style was envisioned differently from in the previous Mortal Kombat games. Instead of the heavily-Oriental themes of Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat II, the theme of MK3 is more Western-contemporary. The game's stages are set in modern locations (such as urban highways, churches, and bank rooftops), three of the characters are cyborgs, and traditional character designs (such as Sub-Zero's or Kano's) have been dropped or modified in favor of modern replacements. This change is also reflected in the soundtrack, in which all Oriental motifs have been dropped in favor of modern instrumentation.
Some of the characters from previous Mortal Kombat games who returned in Mortal Kombat 3 were portrayed by new actors since their original portrayers left Midway due to royalty disputes over the use of their likenesses in console versions. Ho Sung Pak (Liu Kang in the first two games, as well as Shang Tsung in the first Mortal Kombat), Phillip Ahn (Shang Tsung in Mortal Kombat II), Elizabeth Malecki (Sonya Blade), Katalin Zamiar (Kitana/Mileena/Jade) and Daniel Pesina (Johnny Cage and Scorpion/Sub-Zero/Reptile/Smoke/Noob Saibot) were not involved in the production of MK3.
Prior to the release of Mortal Kombat 3, Daniel appeared in an advertisement for another fighting game, BloodStorm, which resulted in a false rumor that it got him fired by Midway. All this led to the use of new actors for Liu Kang (Eddie Wong), Sonya Blade (Kerri Hoskins), Shang Tsung and Sub-Zero (both played by John Turk) in MK3. Richard Divizio (Kano) also took over the role of Noob Saibot (as the character was a recolored Kano in this version). Carlos Pesina, who played Raiden in the first two games, did not appear in MK3 as a penalty for his involvement in the rival game Tattoo Assassins, but was still employed by Midway and his character would return in Mortal Kombat Trilogy, although through the use of recycled sprites from MKII and new sprites performed by Sal Divita.
The game has a different tone overall than its predecessors and uses a noticeably more muted and less-vibrant color palette. Characters were heavily digitized, as opposed to the hybrid digitized/hand-drawn style of MKII. Many of the game's backgrounds were, for the first time, created using pre-rendered 3D graphics.
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i remember that my dad used to say, those characters are real. and we brothers used to laugh at him. sorry dad
Who's laughing now?
The REAL cosplayers.
@@aBerlin1945 by the way i was in chest club
@@aBerlin1945 Shao Kahn
@@melbamoseswolfenstein3809 lol
The most realistic graphics. Literally.
XD
Because it real
What do you mean "THE MOST" no hate
@@Shrestha_128 r/wooshhhh
ikr better than Nvidia RTX
What an honor of being inmortalized in a game and be able to tell their kids "that's me."
damn really?
@@PomadaGaming Considering that the Street Fighter Movie's M. Bison actor did it because of his children goes to prove this point.
They are all so attractive and interesting! This is what I want to see in my entertainment: dedicated people having the time of their lives creating something good for the fans.
That’s why MK 1 - 2 - 3 will always hold a special place in my heart. They stunt actors they used for the sprites always seemed to be having a blast!
Yeah baby, good job for *those stunt actors that brought the digitized sprites into life* ya, J. Vinton 😎👍
I will say the MK1 and 2 actors seemed more enthusiastic, though that was probably by design considering MK3’s apocalyptic feel. Or maybe they designed the game around that? I dunno
I think these are the real games. The 3d games are on but will never capture the feel of the originals
@@brodude3709 es VERDAD
I was always a fan of MK2. I liked MK 1 but the animation and gameplay felt stiff. MK2 had the rejuvenated Shang Tsung and my fav character Kung Lao
They did an amazing job casting the perfect actors. Biggest shocker for me were Jax’s arms...they were his real arms, just painted. Dude was a tank.
Dare I say Jax was...jacked? I'll see myself out. ;)
@@wzero07 the best actor as jax was michael j.white in mini series
I know man. I always thought he was wearing plastic sleeves to make him look bigger but that shit is just paint.
@@wzero07 agreed the new movie cast has shit actors and the movie is cringeworthy and unwatchable
Gotcha !
This all feels so pure, everyone looks like they're having a great time
Except sindel, she just looked tired
Why even say "Pure"?
You consider adults having fun while making a mature fighting game "Pure"?
Lmao poor choice of words but okay.
@@AnotherGameNerd5 i think he meant "legit"
AnotherGameNerd 다섯 it looks like they all had chemistry and worked naturally. Ed Boon was a great director
AnotherGameNerd 다섯 he means something else by pure
Shao Kahn's actor was legit intimidating in that. His personality shone through. Awesome!
Tony Marquez as the original Kung Lao was amazing! His moves and speed he brings to the character in MK3 are just insane! Especially his 7 hit combo! That Eagle Claw Kung Fu is sick.
The fact they used real people in a game in the 80-90’s is beyond advanced
90s. MK1 is from 92
But less control. Tym was also a factor.
Delta it was actually easier and cheaper to do it this way
Delta mk 3 was so fucken real ...
I still think it looks better than the new ones.
The talent of the actors developers and concept designers was yearsssss ahead. This crazy
I honestly thought Jack's arms were just plating boy was I wrong.
you gotta see the original mk video with actors even better
This was back when these people had love for what they did instead of being a means to pay bills
i so wish now that WB GAMES have this that they could use their high tech cameras to capture again rather than 3d
Shut up
Ed just doing a front flip like this is how you should do it is just insane.
Yeah, what a fuckin creator.
Imagine these actors acting in the film of that time. It would be epic!
Yes! Hope they cast the original MK cast for the current movies.
I was disappointed to find out that Sheeva was a toy and not a 4 armed person.
Haha
Truth hurts
I ALWAYS THOUGHT SHEEVA WAS PORTRAYED BY A WOMAN IN A FOUR ARMED BODYSUIT.
me too
Goro was also a toy
That is so damn cool. Thanks youtube suggestions. You get one right occasionally.
Haha that's exactly what I was thinking.
Agreed. First time I've seen someone NOT complaining about youtube suggestions
Ikr
Oh you too for 3 times in my life they got it right
I get a japanese cooking vid with only her apron on, a naked woman body painted walking in the mall and girls trying out some bra, youtube must be reading my inner demons, i don't even search these things but they keep recommending me tyese stuffs. I did watch them btw
Shame we never got a live action with these performers.
These people are immortalized for life. Kano looks so badass, my fav 🤘
Honestly, They are the real heroes that made this franchise possible and brought it to life.
Not surprisingly, the MK3 was a worldwide success.
@@gergovagyok4191 ¿Really?
@@fucktugal_.y._fucktalunya
Well then, don't you get it ya, pal 😏?
Also in the same year (1995), the *first movie adaptation* 🎬🎞️ of "Mortal Kombat 🐉" video game series was released worldwide...
@@gergovagyok4191 It definitely was.
The real hero was the person who thought of doing it this way, instead of the cartoon Street Fighter way.
Childhood wins. Flawless Victory!
🤣
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hhhhhhhhh yes
Please watch my videos about this game. I'll be very happy!@@Mohamedmoh-wu9rx
00:00 Kung Lao
01:20 Cyrax/Sektor
01:40 Jade/Kitana/Mileena
02:02 Jax
02:41 Kano
3:30 Nightwolf
03:49 Shang Tsung
04:03 Shao Khan
04:24 Sindel
05:09 Sonya Blade
05:36 Sub-Zero
05:46 Sheeva
05:57 Pictures
Thanks, bro
Sub zero was red? Huh. Thought it was ermac or something
@@PomadaGamingthere was never an unmasked ermac in mk3 so obviously it's sub zero
I'm a Vietnamese people .
The first time I saw and knew this game Mortal Kombat 3 , it was year 1998 . In Ha Noi city , Vietnam .
When I was a boy 9 years old ( I born in year 1989 ) .
Year 1998 , everyday , I come to a gameshop near my school . I watched many young peoples played this game .
I and many friends often say about this game , in school .
A nice memory of my childhood .
The original faces of Mortal Kombat. No CGI needed. Most realistic game back then. Since I was little, I always wondered how they put real people into the game.
We see that
They just digitize actual humans and WiFi them into the game like an avatar. If u play too long the avatars get sleepy and u need 2 choose another human WiFi clone. Or something like that.
i mean in the modern MK games they are still real people. or at least very faithfull CGI versions of them.
the uncanny valley stuff may have been in the early 2000,s and ps3 era but with modern Motion capture we can make cgi models as realistic as they get.
@@duramaxdad lol
It's like 2D sprites like the 16 or 32 bits but they didn't had to desing bit by bit
Wow...I feel like I unlocked a trophy in memory to my childhood by watching this
Wow I never knew such video exists
Amen to that
Now we can die peace
Hit the nail right on the head .
Me too mate, I Miss those SEGA years (Ultimate MK3) 😊😊😊
I love that while they're moving around you can tell exactly which pictures of them made it to the game.
Fun fact: the kano actor here name is rich divizio, he also acted as Quan chi in mythologies and baraka in the og mk movies. Man's is a goat
Every single person in this game is a legend.
Sindel, please, relogin
Super facts
lol!!! When I first saw Stryker I thought he was a regular guy that won a raffle in a promotion 'to be a character in the next Mortal Kombat game'.
except Stryker
whats wrong with stryker?
The fact Sheeva was just a sculpt next to the real actors blows my mind. That sculpt is so life like.
@Hammy Burgers And this makes one think Motaro is real while Sheeva is not.
The same technique was used to create Goro and Kintaro in the first two Mortal Kombat games, so this was no surprise to me.
LITERALLY
I was so sure Sheeva was some clay prosthetic arms greenscreened onto an actor. Very surprised!
RIP legend
These guys are legends.
This is the kind of dedication we need in todays games. There arent enough places that do this kind of good job
I understand why this isn't done anymore. But man, that looked as if it was a fun job! Just posing in front of a blue screen, wearing cool costumes, getting your makeup done professionally and making yourself look like a warrior seems like a great time. :D
Lies again? Respect Footballer
@@NazriBno
Increase profit margins. You don't have to pay a cgi animated character. And you don't have to worry about them not wanting to do it anymore.
There's a game called Streets of Fury that I think uses this process as well, except instead of warriors it's just a bunch of dumpy-looking guys lol
It's pretty fun
@@warriorstylefilms wtf are you talking about? It's literally because if the characters are completely generated by a computer they can have real-time physics. The only movements and physics these characters had was the ones they recorded, nothing more.
My cousin met Jax and said that the guy would spend literally 4 or 5 hours painting his arms. Also his daughter's name is jade
Jax
@@Ralph_Sandwich my bad typo
@Borko Borko How about for a guy? English cricketer Jade Dernbach 😋
The result was good but any skin wars contestant can do the same in like 40 minutes
@Borko Borko Guys Jade is the name for another mortal kombat character
My favorite Mortal Kombat in Sega. Nostalgia for childhood. The actors are very well chosen.
we need another MK like this.
0:55
Ed Boon eating popcorn while watching himself create a multimillion dollar franchise is gold
Couldent troll anyone on twitter back then
I thought He is sitting in a wheelchair, eating Popcorn 🤣
Lol
He is really old rn
@@cringeyusername907 no shit
Ed Boon : “No, like this.....*eats popcorn*”
⚰⚰⚰BEST PART!!
This was easily the best footage on youyube i have seen this year! I doubt any other video could beat it!! Brilliant stuff
Was the very first Mortal Kombat on SNES and Sega Genesis done with real people also? Always wondered that.
There's a small documentary on RUclips, it shows how the original Sonya blade was actually a professional dancer.
If you can't tell that with your own eyes, I have some bad news for you :P
Um, yes?
Yes of course.
Lies again? Free SEGA
Do you think that any of these guys would have ever thought they will be legends?
Sebzett1 they have been fully replaced by anime tho
@@Acolyte47 wdym
@@qwertyasdf9290 if you haven't noticed mortal kombat isnt made with frames of FMV anymore, it's fully 3d and therefore you cant get away with live actors
clown man I think he’s referring to the facts so many of us played these characters in our childhood and will always remember them? Obviously everything is 3D animation now.
@@kendryfranco9757 you got all of that from "wdym"
This is absolutely surreal.
Sidenote: Boon is awesome, out there doing flips and shit.
It's trippy watching this for the first time. I loved the Drawings they did for this game.
Ed Boone munching on that popcorn in the foreground all while Kung Lao is doing his moves in the background is beyond hilarious😂😂😂
I watched this multiple times. I’d love to see more behind the scene clips of MK
This is very impressive. I hope these actors are still alive and got paid fairly for their iconic work. Looking at these guys makes me want to create something.
pretty sure someone made a mini doc about them and what they're up too.
I don't think anyone could have predicted the success of the franchise so "paid fairly" was probably a pretty modest daily wage for struggling actors and stunt people in the early 90s
They will have been paid nearly nothing and likely received nothing ever since.
Of course they're still alive. The 90s wasn't 100 years ago.
@@AnastasiaLUVSU It's almost as if people can die at any age
They should've used the same actors for the 1995 movie.
mo cap actors not really good at facial act (which most of the movie shot ; the face of the performers)
not to mention they have to remember the script too
I think only the guy that played scorpion in the games ( Ed boon, the creator of MK) also played as scorpion in the movie. I dunno if they only used his voice (GET OVER HERE!!), but I think they actually took the guy in the movie
@@holyshazbat1548 I dont think you have seen Mortal Kombat Annihilation.. if yo udid you wouldnt demand these amazing qualities haha
I think the actors in the movie were perfect for the role, especially Liu Kang kano and sahn sung
@Leon Jones haha yeah I probably mispronounced it, I meant the one who is a king of the whole realm
Wish they'd go back to this style. It's so cool and honestly, can't get more real than actual people. What an honor to have your entire being be immortalized in a game.
This is the movie cast we needed and wanted.
i like how Ed Boon is just sitting in a chair and eating popcorn just watching kung lao sparring
i like how you're just sitting in a chair and forcing a smile just waiting to get a picture
😆 he just chilling on the side
@@diamondcomplex2376 I like you
Джон Тобиас еще
legendary developers
In order to make a game, first you must become the game
Hell yeah!!!
Is that a Regular Show reference I see?!
Detroit become human
U had 799 likes just made it 800
I GOT TO LICK THE GAME, I GOT TO WASH THE GAME, I GOT TO BE THE GAME
Why was I smiling the whole time watching this? I just saw the best part of my childhood created in a garage with a Walmart makeup kit.
Best live action game ever! Wish they still made em like this... they need a reboot for the next mk
I know right? Just imagine how much better they could make this style with today's technology. If done right the game would sell millions
Kano actor had some amazing expressions for someone with a metal plate glued on his face
Carlos Pesina is his name. Played extra characters (Mokap) and funny outtakes on "MK: Deadly Alliance."
@@ai6894 Actually Kano was portrayed by Richard Divisio, Carlos always portrayed Raiden and is a co creator/ originator along with John Tobias and Carlos's brother Daniel aka Johnny Cage
@@mikeadams9302 thanks!
*Plastic plate. It's one of those cheap masks that cost a dollar. They just cut it to shape and painted it. Lol the shortcuts they used to save money are legendary.
@@ai6894 You mean Rich Divizio, he's not only Kano in this from MK 3 (and the original Mortal Kombat game) but he also plays Kabal in this game and was previously Baraka in MK 2. Rich also plays the original Quan Chi in MK 4 (on the side of the Arcade cabinet) and played him in Mortal Kombat Mythologies (a prequel to the original MK game about the origins of Sub-Zero).
How can i forget those faces, my beautyful childhood...
Oh how fast times past...😔
It's funny how a generation played it in arcades, and another generation (my generation) played it in a collection of the 3 arcade games (being the Kombat Collection for the Xbox 360 / PS3 ).
Yeah I felt this comment way too much 😂❤️ this game played such a huge part in my childhood
true :(
the game from my childhood :)) 1983 generation :) time flies...
You just had to use the 😑 emoji
This footage is priceless, mortal kombat was so huge back in the day
played this game 20 years ago and man this hits me right in the nostalgia
Official Cosplay
MikeTLRi Wait a sec...does it count as cosplay if they’re the original? Or is it cosplaying the character sheets? You’ve opened up a whole can of philosophical worms here
Yeah !
I did see a Katana cosplay at an anime con last year, she looked bad ass
I don’t see actors in this video. I see mortal kombat characters in real life.
Kosplay
Damn this was an exciting time . MK3 in arcades , MK movie on the big screen , MK magazines scattered around my room trying to learn everyone’s moves ... such great memories
yup
Agree
That satisfaction when you invited friend just to perform freshly learned fatality, or whe you discovered new Shang Tsung morph.. :D golden times.. secret service articles on the wall.
I forgot all about the fact that we had to buy 30 dollar magazines to learn the moves lmao
I still remember spending all my allowance on "Tips & Tricks" magazine which were expensive for me at the time.
Oh my goodness! Back then I had a video games magazine with images from this footage as illustrations for the article about making of MK games and miscellaneous facts (green screen tech, Kano's mask being a cut Mardi Gras prop, etc)! It all comes back to me now!
This was motion capture before they had motion capture. It was a huge part of why these games were so successful. The world can be divided into two kinds of people: Those who have played Mortal Kombat (any version), and those who have not had the pleasure.
Dude eating popcorn like “we’re about to make so much money!”
The "Dude" is Ed Boon The King of troll himself
Giorgio Compagna the toasty guy?
@@phucknaw2104
No. Ed Boon is Mortal Kombat's creator
Jonathan Paisano-Peña the creator of mortal kombat
AimlessEntertainment cool
Ed boon out there busting front flips on to mats, he should of put himself as a hidden guest character in the game years ago
He sorta did with Noob Saibot, Noob is Boon backwards along with John Tobias, the co-creator, Saibot backwards, the closest they got I believe
Good analysis sir lol I would of never known
@@IgorBrendo what backwards saibot you are talking about?
@@v-trigger6137 puting Boon and Tobias backwards you have Noob Saibot
Mokap couldve been ed boon and it would be perfect
Brings back so many memories.. I used to play it all day long on my sega as a kid. Never crossed my mind that these were all real actors
Эти люди сделали мне детство :D
Согласен Ден!
0:58 nice view of both guys working hard
Ajajajaja
😂😂
It kind looks like Kung Lao is about to beat up Ed Boon
just a regular sight when your boss is ordering you around 😂😂
Lmfaooo
2:19 “I am.the real.jax”
You magnificent bastard.
That mustache alone demands respect
You read lips
That was my favorite Jax character model. Tbh I really dislike mk11's jax
@@justjames391 I dislike entire MK11 look and feel, colors are bland (MK3 512 color limitation made it more vibrant), animations are awkward, character shapes make you blink cause it's unrelatable to something real. Everything lacks character and follow a mainstream production framework. You have all sorts of fatalities, but no matter how gory, they manange the extrardinary feat of making them all zero poignant. The music also sucks. MK3 gives you shivers. It's akin to Slipknot composition stlye, it sounds very violent and creepy. Just the selection screen goals immensely. You can't compete with 90's edginess, colors, attitudes and overall vibe at the time that made MK3 possible. I feel MK11 is kind of purposefully watered down not to be shocking while contain what should normally. Point is, you can give people the best ingredients, but if you don't have a genius cook, James Cameron-level, you're gonna make very un-engaging stuff.
So cool. There is always room in my heart for MK❤️💀
1:00 Ed Boon just chillin eating popcorn
thats not Ed Boon, thats Noob Saibot
@@calltherussian yeah
what a legend
Spartan Mark V whooopsy
That cracked me up! 😂
1:41 Rare footage of Skarlet pretending to be Jade, Kitana and Mileena
Lol
Had to think for a minute but it’s cause they just recoloured they clothes hey?
@@moosedraw3731 they filmed Becky doing moves of all three female "ninjas", then assigned every sprite a palette. Then you can change the color of the clothes just by replacing shades of red in said palette with blue, green or magenta.
Moosedraw exactly that lmfao
Look ar sub zero colours too
Last time I played MK 3 and Trilogy was almost 20 years ago, they gave me some great memories. Look how much effort and passion went into this from everyone, wish gaming was like this again.
Thanks to all of the actors for making the characters come to life! ❤
I always wondered why the forms of the fighters looked alive ..
G Issa or maybe just kids at the time who didn’t care to look into it and forgot about it till now lol. Get off your high horse
@@reymurad who cares
G Issa I’m sure you did buddy.
@@reymurad r/iamverysmart
@@reymurad ???
I thought Shao Kahn's character was scaled up in game. Nope. That's dude's just a huge mutherfuker.
I read somewhere that he WAS scaled in-game. That's not to say that he is a midget, of course, but he isn't as tall as Shao Kahn.
That is bodybuilder Brian Glynn. He's not really tall maybe about 5'5" but he is scaled up to be bigger than the other characters.
@Music is Life Literally there's a photo of some of the actors dressed up in the character costumes. John Parrish, who plays Jax, is standing near him is 6' 2" and Brian is considerably shorter than him
@@siqaraminmassaquoi1999 Uh your numbers are way wrong. John Parrish is about 5'10" and Brian Glynn is taller than him. Don't know what picture you were looking at. www.kamidogu.com/news/2016/11/22/17035/kombat-kon-2016-wrap-up/
I heard somewhere that he is scales up, cause irl he's shorter than Ed Boon
I would never have guessed Sub Zero was actually someone wearing red, then color-corrected to blue after shooting, but it does make sense when it's all filmed in front of a blue screen.
I never realized how much work went into these amazing video games. These games helped change and alter the course of video games for future gamers.
I can't believe they didn't find a four armed person to play Sheeva. 😏
It was a different time back then
steve austin so now we can find one? Let me know if you find one I'm so damn excited to see one
THI HILLS Music omg I would’ve never expected to find you here! I already follow you because we both love good female singers especially Ms. Carey. And now we like the same video game too??! Yay!
was it so hard to go to Chernobyl?
They did. They went to a circus and found one
Dude, SHAO KAHN’S ACTOR WAS JUST HUGE.
Ruler of the Outer Realm made of silicon :p
Maybe huge in size but in height he was only about 5'4 and was wearing risers. Ed Boon is 5'11 and the actress that played Sindel was only 5'.
You blind
R k
Without my glasses. :)
He is Nikolay Valuev
having played a LOT of mkii and iii back in the 90's this is a fun watch! Also interesting to see they chose red as their template of change'able color!
What a great footage - thanks for this!
A young Ed Boon. Gamers should thank that man for giving us one of the greatest fighting games ever made
And also for giving us one of the most recent crappiest stories in mk history
He lost his way at some point, but the original 3 games will never be forgotten.
Wow RUclips’s recommendation is actually nice this time
This is very cool, thanks for it.
the painted on metal arms for Jax is better than anything I've seen in any movie, well done.
That must have been so much fun to work on that project!
esp if you're a vain martial arts actor
And it's booming!!!!. Go Mortal Kombat, btw how old are they now?, i've played this game since Elementary school, not for children..i know but it's badass at that time.
Shiva fucking hot. ...
bastiaan0741 awesome
I would work for free on this project
Little did these actors know they would make history
The OneReBorne Well i mean this was the third game im pretty sure they knew what they were in for
I think they had a slight clue....😅
They did lol
They are all so attractive and interesting! This is what I want to see in my entertainment: dedicated people having the time of their lives creating something good for the fans.
I understand why modern MK is what it is, but I feel like it lost its soul transitioning into 3D renderings. This was such a unique way to create characters. Hasn't been the same since they went away from this art style for me.
3d rendering kill everything. Remember terminator 1 2
The technology has come full circle. These days they can do body / face scans and motion capture of these actors and have it turned into a 3D model. I don't know if that's how they're making the newest MK games but I think they should!
Bruh💀
@@ramal711 🤡
So basically MK is so ahead of its time.
Basically
Nearly all games made at the era used similar technique, pixelating photos into sprite. But I can see that MK set-up were quite elaborate and seriously developed.
The early ones are.
Should've made a movie with these actors.
FireStormBaller we run into a problem with the ninjas characters
I don't think they know how to act.
I think most of them had martial arts, modeling, or athletic backgrounds. One of them was even a game designer (Sal Divita who was Nightwolf).
@@thebasketballhistorian3291 The people from the MK-movies didnt know how to act either, lol.
Funny thing is when they were making a movie, the actress that played Sonya in the game actually wanted to be in the movie as well but was turned down.
@Bergr B he was clearly joking, take it easy man.
I just love how the actors seem to be having a great time with it
I wish this style of game dev happened more.... this was so cool back in the day.
Imagine how cool life is when you are literally kung lao
Unless you are in the new movie
@@RKM8506 Rip Nitara tho
Imagine how cool it is to literally be owen kung
his name is anthony marquez
@Fallout Guy No Anthony Marquez wasn't Liu Kang, he only played Kung Lao. Liu Kang was played by Eddie Wong in MK 3 to replace Ho Sung Pak (the original Liu Kang actor from the first two MK games that were released before this).
Dam mk 3 here in 2020 and this my first time ever seeing the behind the scene of this game.. The 90's was the best time ever
Foe video games
Hands down
yes
@Zap Sauce no
It was, believe an 88's born
First time i play this game on java
Indeed.
I was in an arcade in a seaside town back in 92.. you hear those jingling bells and game noises with lights flashing... a pocket full of change and the "dont go to far!" echoing in my ears, I head for street fighter 2 with pound in hand,I go to insert coin when i here a low rusty voice say "FINISH HIM!" ...the rest is history.
For how old this game is I'm impressed we have this good of video of this content
The designs still look fresh and actually easy to cosplay. I love it!
Yeah I love the 90s and 3rd era and including mk vs dc designs for the mortal kombat characters. I don't really like the over design looks they have now. Details are fine but don't over do it. Keep it simple and traditional especially if they are eastern based characters.
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Yeah baby. And it's seems like the design was *grossly overdetailed* for some people's taste right...
And I think that keeping it "simple and traditional" thing for designing any "Mortal Kombat 🐉" characters seems like a *pretty good choice* to me...👍
Well thanks for that, Astrid Parungao 😄👍! The character design itself definitely still looks *fresh as ever* okay...✌️😁
This is so epic! Thank you for this amazing upload!
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8 Bites exactly what I wanted to say
I always come back to watch this video every so often! 😎
2022 and this behind the scene Mortal Kombat 3 still is legendary.
This is like some sort of sacred footage
The real cosplay!!! Cannot get better than this
Thank you for this video
One of my favorite Mk games of all time very nice content thanks for showing the actor's for the game awesome stuff 😍 it
The fact is the old school MK was made by real humans behind the scenes. Nowadays only animated characters. Not bad, it's also great but amazing how they used to work with real guys.
Zerdest Erkan Today they still use real people for the face model, they put those sensor thingys on the body of the actors and they animate it afterwards
@ yeah just like in friday the 13th the game
Zerdest Erkan, Real humans were in "Detroit: Become Human" and etc.
Actually, you need reals humans to make humans character
Damin Mance this technique of making games is just outdated now. Making MK like this nowadays would just be plain stupid. I have no problem at all with mortal Kombat going 3D. Games evolve. And it is kind of necessary if you want to tell a good story