Ah, finally, the Pit. There are too many things to be said about it. It literally is in every single MK game. The only one I'm not sure about is Special Forces, because I've never played it, and I doubt you have even heard of it until now. I'm pretty sure it's in Mythologies Sub-Zero, but I can't recall any thing of it. If it isn't in Mythologies, then that's still only one that it isn't in. Most people think that MK was the original creator of the Pit, but it was actually, even through a huge transformation, taken from the medieval Burgamese Tiger Pit. I'm not sure about the spelling, but that's what it originated from. The Burgamese Tiger Pit was a trap, you dug a hole at least 10 feet deep, put spikes in the ground (typically made of bamboo), making sure that they are secure, and covered the hole with leaves and other random things found on the forest floor. Then, a tiger or other creature you wanted to kill stepped over it and fell, killing it, hopefully instantly, but there were more than likely suffering involved with it.
Ah, finally, the Pit. There are too many things to be said about it. It literally is in every single MK game. The only one I'm not sure about is Special Forces, because I've never played it, and I doubt you have even heard of it until now. I'm pretty sure it's in Mythologies Sub-Zero, but I can't recall any thing of it. If it isn't in Mythologies, then that's still only one that it isn't in. Most people think that MK was the original creator of the Pit, but it was actually, even through a huge transformation, taken from the medieval Burgamese Tiger Pit. I'm not sure about the spelling, but that's what it originated from. The Burgamese Tiger Pit was a trap, you dug a hole at least 10 feet deep, put spikes in the ground (typically made of bamboo), making sure that they are secure, and covered the hole with leaves and other random things found on the forest floor. Then, a tiger or other creature you wanted to kill stepped over it and fell, killing it, hopefully instantly, but there were more than likely suffering involved with it.