The screen faded, and two characters squared off atop a narrow stone bridge set against a cloudy night sky. Grainy clips of digitized actors running through sequences of martial arts moves played out. But, we flipped the switch and sat back and watched,” said John Tobias, co-creator of Mortal Kombat.Īt first, the cabinet just sat there. “It was like stepping into a ring against Mike Tyson at his prime.
They wheeled it into the cool, dimly lit den of flashing screens and plugged it in near two of Capcom’s Street Fighter 2 machines. Two engineers from Midway pulled their truck up to an arcade, threw open the shutter door, and rolled out a plain black cabinet.
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