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Mortal Kombat arcade machines

3 listings from $159.99 to $699.99. Machines whose game list or name includes Mortal Kombat, with the evidence for each.

About Mortal Kombat arcade machines

Updated · By Retro Field Guide research team

The home Mortal Kombat machines we track all come from Arcade1Up: the Mortal Kombat II Countercade, the Mortal Kombat II Deluxe and the Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Supreme Series. They run from $159.99 to $699.99 as of October 1, 2026. Yes, there is a full-size option: the Deluxe stands 61 inches tall, and the Supreme Series is a full-height upright with a 19-inch screen.

The Mortal Kombat machines compared

MachineSizePlayersGames on the pagePrice, as of Oct 1, 2026
Mortal Kombat II Countercade8.74"L x 9.45"W x 13.19"H, 7" screen, 6.6 lbsNot stated3$159.99, sale, Arcade1Up
Mortal Kombat II Deluxe19.76"D x 23.46"W x 61"H, 17" screen, 68 lbs214$499.99, list, Arcade1Up
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Supreme SeriesNot stated, 19" screenNot stated14$699.99, list, Arcade1Up

Mortal Kombat II machines

"Mortal Kombat 2 arcade machine" is searched more than the series name. Two of the three put Mortal Kombat II on the marquee: the Countercade, a 7-inch countertop unit that runs on batteries or micro-USB, and the Deluxe, a 2-player upright with a 17-inch screen and Wi-Fi online play per Arcade1Up's page. The UMK3 Supreme carries 14 games with a 19-inch screen and "professional-grade" controls in the maker's words.

What to check before you buy

  • Size. The Countercade fits on a desk. The Deluxe needs about 20 by 24 inches of floor and 61 inches of height. See countertop machines and upright cabinets.
  • Players. Mortal Kombat is a head-to-head fighter, so two control sets matter. Only the Deluxe page states 2 players in our listings; check the others with Arcade1Up.
  • Licensing label. All three show "Official titles named, licensor not stated": the pages name the games but not the company that licensed them. See licensing labels.
  • Availability. As of October 1, 2026, the Countercade and Deluxe were available on Arcade1Up's store and the Supreme was coming late 2026. Arcade1Up's catalog is changing after Basic Fun acquired select assets of the company in December 2025 (The Toy Book, Dec 16, 2025).

We add a listing only when we can source it, so this page may stay short. We cover new machines and do not price original cabinets.

The original game

Midway released Mortal Kombat in arcades in 1992 and Mortal Kombat II in 1993 (Wikipedia: Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat II, checked October 1, 2026). For the other big fighter of that era, see Street Fighter II arcade machines.

3 listings

Compare specifications on this page

Sizes are stated dimensions in inches, not clearance recommendations. Unknown facts stay unstated.

3 listings. Same listings, side by side.
ProductPriceSize (W × D × H)PlayersCabinet typeGame licensingChecked
Mortal Kombat II Countercade (7") Arcade Machine$159.99Sale price · Arcade1Up (maker)High confidence9.5″ × 8.8″ × 13.2″Not statedCountercadeOfficial titles named, licensor not statedPrice observed Oct 1, 2026
Mortal Kombat II Deluxe Arcade Machine$499.99List price · Arcade1Up (maker)High confidence23.5″ × 19.8″ × 61″2UprightOfficial titles named, licensor not statedPrice observed Oct 1, 2026
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Supreme Series Arcade Machine$699.99List price · Arcade1Up (maker)High confidenceNot statedNot statedUprightOfficial titles named, licensor not statedPrice observed Oct 1, 2026

Why these machines are listed

Also named in our research but not listed yet, because we have no full sourced record for them: Mortal Kombat II Classic SE Arcade Machine; Mortal Kombat II Deluxe Arcade Machine; Arcade1UP x Supreme Mortal Kombat Arcade Machine.