A "toned down" Kabal, who lost a few cheap combos.Liu Kang and Sonya have new knock-up dial-a-combos.Kano now has a diagonal cannonball among his special moves.His grenades have been given a delay which greatly tones down his ability to bombard foes. Stryker now has a "rapid fire gun" special move added to his arsenal."Chain combos", commonly called "dial-a-combos", can now be started by using a jump punch or a hop kick.New 2-on-2 kombat mode (similar to an Endurance match but with humans on both sides).In the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis and Super Nintendo version he was, however, playable. A clue to his identity is presented in the fact that the font used in his name is different from all the other characters. He was created as a joke character as his name was Rain, he was purple, and he is a prince, meaning Purple Rain, the song by Prince. Rain (John Turk) - Featured in the Arcade's attract mode, he is a fake hidden character that is not found in this game.In the SNES and Genesis versions he is playable and contains his own moveset. Some machines known as Wavenet machines which were mostly placed throughout the Chicago area had a hidden code to play as Noob Saibot. Like before, he is fought via Kombat Kode. Noob Saibot (John Turk) - Although he was featured in the original MK3, he is no longer the palette swap of Kano but once again of a ninja.He is basically a clone of Scorpion, with most of Ermac's aerial combos. Human Smoke (John Turk) - Unlocked by holding Back + HP + HK + BLOCK + RUN after choosing Robot Smoke.Ermac (John Turk) - Unlocked by Ultimate Kombat Kode (1-2-3-4-4-4-4-3-2-1), he was a glitched red ninja from the original Mortal Kombat game.He is thought to have returned from the original Mortal Kombat game. Classic Sub-Zero (John Turk) - Unlocked by Ultimate Kombat Kode (8-1-8-3-5-8-1-8-3-5).Mileena (Becky Gable) - Unlocked by Ultimate Kombat Kode (2-2-2-6-4-2-2-2-6-4).The following characters were hidden unlockable characters: Formerly only accessible via a secret code in MK3, Smoke became a normal playable character in UMK3. Jade ( Becky Gable) originally appeared in Mortal Kombat II, but this is the first game where she is playable and contains her own moveset.7.4 Nintendo DS changes (As Ultimate Mortal Kombat).
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