Probably the most incoherent game in existence. Basically unplayable on every front; You'll notice as soon as you start off the first match, that your opponent will constantly be disappearing only to be reappearing in random places on the screen. Not to mention the computer will use this to its advantage to beat the living snot out of your character with in seconds. I don't even know if you can really punch, kick, or do anything to your opponent; it seems that even when you do get that one millionth of a second to hit your opponent between his/her disappearing time, your blows never connect anyway.
It's almost impossible to pass the first opponent you face, though I guess it could be managed by some truly unholy act of god. The only things in the entire game that seems polished are the menus and the classic Mortal Kombat voice that shouts out each name of the many characters that Mortal Kombat Advance has to wave in front of your face, for you only to want to actually play a game.
All-in-all, this is one title that falls flat on its face and strait down to hell. Don't buy it, and if you do, don't send it back; because it's not defective, that is the real game.
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