I hope, but I doubt this thread will do it.

I'd also like the manuals for 1,2 and 3.

yeah nice clean manual pdfs would be nice since the dos versions have somewhat odd controlls for those who never really used dos games in the past

That and the home dos/pc versions had awesome manuals.

Didnt mk 1 come with a comic too in the big box?

Not that I recall. Just the manual.

Here

http://www.mksecrets.net/

Covers every title, every system, every move.

I know that I just like the art in the manuals, especially for MK2 :P

Oh yeah.
I uhhhhhh....knew that. :P

Maybe what i should be asking is who do i need to contact to get the ball rolling to get mk trilogy and 4 on gog.......

Every voice counts. Without spamming of course, you might consider contacting WB Games letting them know what you want to see on GOG.

https://twitter.com/wb_games
https://www.facebook.com/wbgames?rf=113168585363526

Also please be sure to vote for the games you want here: http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games

Or research who works at WB Interactive (people who can actually make decisions) and try to get in contact with them.
That being said, of course, ultimately it's up to WB and GOG to reach an agreement.

I'd be for this actually. I've played Mortal Kombat 1, 2, and 3 during the 16-bit days, played Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 at an Atlantic City arcade (living in NJ, trips to the boardwalks meant arcade goodness!), and Trilogy at my cousin's house. :( I never played Mortal Kombat 4 and always wanted to!

Also manuals would be nice. I grew up without DOS (we were a Mac family), but that does not stop me from figuring out that F10 is options reconfiguring my keys. ;) Still manuals are fun to look at too, artwork, useful information, style.

Memories of gathering at a neighbor's house and we all took turns playing Mortal Kombat 2, going to Atlantic City, playing UMK3, wearing a Sonic shirt, staying cool in the arcade that super hot day, and quite a bit of memories playing Mortal Kombat 1 and 2 on Game Boy. Good times. :)

MK4 is an amazing game. Forden (again) did splendid job with music on one particular stage. I can hear screams in the back ground even today. :P Hopefully it will happen on gog one day, as MK 1,2,3 did. Nobody seams to care nor remember it.
Also manuals for 1,2,3... would be much appreciated.

I'm still hoping against hope that GfWL, R.I.P. Midway, NRS, WB or whomever now owns it, will allow gog to get us some UMK3.

I still have my retail pc copy of MK4, and tend to play once in a few years. I agree that the game is a bit underrated, though the shift to 3D graphics wasn't a flawless victory and the game itself felt a bit unfinished in a few spots: some arenas felt trite and dull as hell. Yet the game had the core, the right mechanics: combos, special moves, fatalities. I honestly missed a few further addtions to the franchise (DA, D, A, SM), but I heard varying opinions about those.

Still I prefer the old 2D era. I just have a thing for MKTrilogy and I'd love to have it running on Win7+... Right now it's literally the only game that makes me keep a very old HDD that has Win XP installed as it's primary OS - it's the last Windows that didn't require much fuss to have MKTrilogy run on it.

I wonder which would be better to let CD Projekt know: FB or e-mail.

It would be nice to have the manuals available here on gog.com.

Until GOG gets the manuals, here is a list of places to get various manuals:

https://archive.org/details/arcademanuals
https://archive.org/details/gamemanuals
https://archive.org/details/consolemanuals
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/list_of_gog_games_with_missing_manuals_and_where_to_find_them/page1
http://www.replacementdocs.com/