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That’s the situation Digital Eclipse is stepping into with Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection, a compilation of Mortal Kombat’s glory days from the early days. If Digital Eclipse seems like the right ...

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“Step back into 1991 and watch the official Super Nintendo Entertainment System launch commercial featuring Paul Rudd,” the description reads. “Three decades later, we’re back together again.

Yet, the final SNES game ever released didn’t come out until 2013. That game is a run n’ gun action game called Nightmare Busters, which was developed by Arcade Zone and Super Fighter team.

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There is simply no way that SNES game developers of the 1990s cared one way or another about whether a music tick took 0.126 or 0.127 frames, or whether a song was loaded one frame late or early.