The vintage 1990s graphics look awesome on the screen, with bright colors and a deep red in the important pixelated blood, of which there is a lot. It's extremely bright and I didn't notice any smearing or other ugly ghosting effects.
It's also a great way to make a guest excitedly ask "Wait a second, is that Mortal Kombat?" The 17-inch screen on the Mortal Kombat Arcade1Up cabinet is impressive. It pretty obvious an arcade machine with arcade ROMs would include the attract mode, but I still found it delightful to leave the cabinet on with the volume off and have Mortal Kombatants squaring off, trying to entice me to play. See ItThe on/off button does exactly what you'd expect it to do, and once the Arcade1Up boots up, you choose which game you want and you can let it run in attract mode, just like the real arcade cabinet. Arcade1Up recommends 2 people work together to assemble the cabinet, but I was able to do it on my own in about an hour. The instructions are easy to follow and there were a few extra pieces of hardware included in case a screw or dowel gets lost or busted. If you've ever put together a bookshelf or desk from someplace like Walmart, you won't find any surprises here. The cabinet itself is made from a composite wood material and assembles pretty easily. I did notice some of the veneer had chipped during shipping, but in this specific case, the parts with minor cosmetic damage are structural, so the chipping isn't noticeable. The Mortal Kombat Arcade1Up cabinet comes in a large, flat box, with the parts and pieces are packed inside snugly. I still ended up using a bar stool from my kitchen to play, but the riser is a great addition. It brings up the machine another foot off the floor, just enough to make it playing it comfortable from a standing position. Arcade1Up sent a riser along with the Mortal Kombat cabinet, and as a 6'2" individual, I highly recommend getting one if you plan to add any these cabinets to your collection. The company also sells a line of attractive branded stools with designs based different cabinets, and it also sells a separate riser for around $50, depending on where you buy it. The standard height for the entire line makes the cabinets pretty difficult to play standing up. Just like the whole line of Arcade1Up cabinets, the Mortal Kombat. Mortal Kombat Arcade1Up Cabinet – Design and Features The most notable difference between the Arcade1Up Mortal Kombat cabinet and its arcade equivalent is its size. The question remains with Arcade1Up cabinets: what sacrifices have to be made to get a 4-foot arcade cabinet replica in your home? The good news is the Mortal Kombat Arcade1Up cabinet (See it at Walmart)manages to distill the arcade Mortal Kombat experience into a device without a lot of sacrifices.
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