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Mortal Kombat

Super Nintendo · 1993 · Fighting

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How much is Mortal Kombat worth on Super Nintendo? This price guide tracks new, used and sealed prices for this 1993 Fighting release, with recent price trends. In UK / PAL it currently values around £147 new and £22 used, with a MyPlayersVault collector score of 48 (HIGH-ALPHA tier). Sealed value is up 6% over the past 1 month. Import copies in Japan & Asia (NTSC-J) trade around £144.

CULT CLASSICLEGACY FRANCHISE ENTRYREGIONAL EXCLUSIVE

Mortal Kombat on SNES remains a landmark arcade-to-console conversion that defined fighting game collector consciousness in the 16-bit era. The PAL release carries regional identity and remains playable from cartridge with no degradation. However, broad circulation and consistent availability across the secondary market position this as an established collector staple rather than a scarcity play. The franchise's cultural footprint ensures sustained collector interest, but discovery potential is saturated—this title is well-documented and widely understood within the community. Sealed condition commands collector attention, but supply remains stable and accessible.

Mortal Kombat price guide — value by region

UK / PALSHOWN BY DEFAULT
NEW£147
USED£22
CEV£183
VAULT SCORE 48 HIGH-ALPHA
DEMAND Established · MOVEMENT Stable · STABILITY Stable
Japan & Asia (NTSC-J)
NEW£144
USED£55
CEV
North America (NTSC-U)
NEW£510
USED£47
CEV

Collector context, not financial advice. Prices reflect recent eBay and PriceCharting data.

Mortal Kombat — frequently asked questions

How much is Mortal Kombat worth on Super Nintendo?
Mortal Kombat on Super Nintendo currently values around £147 new and £22 used in UK / PAL, with a Collector Estimated Value (CEV) of £183. Values are read from recent eBay and PriceCharting sales and update over time.
Is Mortal Kombat rare or collectible?
Mortal Kombat has a MyPlayersVault collector score of 48 (HIGH-ALPHA tier) — a 0–100 rating of its collector demand and desirability based on live market data.
What is the difference between the new and used price of Mortal Kombat?
A sealed (new) copy of Mortal Kombat trades around £147, while a used complete copy is about £22, a premium of roughly £125 for sealed.
Are import copies of Mortal Kombat cheaper?
Import copies in Japan & Asia (NTSC-J) trade around £144, so values differ by region. MyPlayersVault tracks UK/PAL, NTSC-U and NTSC-J separately.

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