Edited sentence: The Super NES version of MKII was considered to be the best home version of them all, simply by not only did the developers not censored any features from the arcade but also added a few new exclusive features to the game, one being the graphical changes in the Dead Pool and Wasteland stage being change to a more detail environment, the addition of being able to practice fighting against Smoke, Jade, Noob Saibot, Kintaro, and Shao Kahn via code, and the addition of an eight characters four-on-four Endurance Mode returning from the single player mode in the first MK game is a big plus while many of the other home versions only try to capture the graphic and game play powerhouse of their arcade counterpart, even the arcade perfect versions which appeared on Midway's Arcade Treasures 2 for the PS2, GameCube, and Xbox as well as the one in MK: Shaolin Monk and the one in Midway's Arcade Treasures: Extended Play for PSP doesn't had the sheer fun and exclusive features as the Super NES gem