Mortal Kombat Trilogy · Combo Video · 2006
Noob Saibot's Disabler opens up an unusual avenue for combo experimentation in this technical breakdown. When the move backfires, it triggers a complete combo reset—a scenario so rare in normal gameplay that the creators decided to push it to its limits and see what's actually possible. The video explores the setup's potential through a series of increasingly creative sequences that wouldn't survive under standard match conditions. Shot on PSX, the clip balances legitimate combo theory with the kind of lab discovery that appeals to dedicated players interested in how the engine responds to edge-case scenarios. EWAShock's editing keeps the pacing tight while the sequences build in complexity, demonstrating both the quirk's viability and its impracticality. This is classic early-2000s combo video philosophy—finding the cracks in the system and exploiting them for entertainment and knowledge. Part of a larger series documenting the game's technical depth, the video rewards viewers who appreciate unconventional discoveries over pure tournament viability.
This is a combo video exploiting Noob Saibot's Disabler when backfired. It causes a total reset of the combo when it wears off. Since this never really happens in gameplay, we thought we might test out the possibilities. Stupid Noob - PSX Playstation Mortal Kombat Trilogy MKT Combo Video. Combos and editing by Shock. Touch ups in Redux by ded. This is part of an offshoot…
Show more →This is a combo video exploiting Noob Saibot's Disabler when backfired. It causes a total reset of the combo when it wears off. Since this never really happens in gameplay, we thought we might test out the possibilities. Stupid Noob - PSX Playstation Mortal Kombat Trilogy MKT Combo Video. Combos and editing by Shock. Touch ups in Redux by ded. This is part of an offshoot series of the original run of Darktemplarz videos that spawned into more videos for Ultimatemk.Com. Nintendo 64 Mortal Kombat 4 Download the original, higher quality video with the correct music here:
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