Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection wasn’t in the best state when it arrived last October, but Digital Eclipse has been rolling out patches since then to improve the overall experience.
The latest one has now arrived, bumping the game up to Version 1.0.5 on the Switch and Switch 2. It a whole host of features, improvements and also makes some adjustments and fixes. Here’s the full rundown via the official Digital Eclipse website:
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection – Version 1.0.5 (25th March 2026)
Added support for Room Codes in Online Arcade
Added the ability to restrict finding rooms based on a player’s connection strength
Added versus AI and Fixed AI difficulty for all Genesis, 32X and SNES versions
Performance improvements for MK: Special Forces
Additional improvements to MK Trilogy
Move and Combo lists are now more accurate, particularly as they apply to UMK3 and MK Trilogy
Mercy move input will now be displayed in the on-screen move list
Fatality fixes for MK4
Fixed detection of Friendship and Babalities for MKII on Genesis and 32X
Improvements to Brutalities for certain characters in both SNES UMK3 and MK Trilogy
Added MK attract mode bio videos to Kombatants section
Added MK4 character ending videos to Kombatants section
“Marble” screen bezels added
Added game settings in GBA MK Deadly Alliance to give maximum gold koins
Training and Fatality Training Modes now skip the Versus screen to allow faster access to the training modes
Implemented reset position in Training Mode by pressing the rewind button
Adjusted volume of some Training Modes
Implemented a game setting to improve stage rotation in UMK3 Arcade
SNES UMK3: When choosing The Rooftop, the 3rd round will now be the Lost Portal
PS1 games’ widescreen should now appear correctly when reloading the game
Fixed 2-on-2 rematch graphic glitches in PS1 MK Trilogy
Added Stretch Screen options on PC
Arcade MKII: Fixed music loop bug when performing The Dead Pool secret fatality with Unlimited Fatality Timer
You can find out more about this release and the games it includes in our previous coverage here on Nintendo Life:
Will you be giving this latest update a go? Let us know in the comments.
[source digitaleclipse.com]
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