Killer Instinct (SNES bootleg)

Killer Instinct
Killer Instinct image
Developer	Unknown (claims to be Rareware)
Console	Arcade
Date	N/A
Engine	Killer Instinct's SNES engine
Sound engine	SPC700

Killer Instinct (SNES Bootleg) is a modified and unlicensed version of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) version of Killer Instinct made for arcades. 

Differences between the Bootleg and SNES original 

The bootleg is nearly the same as the original SNES version, with only differences really being restricted access of the training mode and options mode, the added "credits" function, and the removal of any mention of Nintendo in the intro of the game (though the Rareware logo is kept). The game's default difficulty is set at the second easiest setting, which prevents to see any of the character's endings, or the ending credits. This can be changed through the dipsettings, which allows you to change the difficulty and set the cost of a game. Despite the mentions of Nintendo being removed in the intro, the ending credits are kept untouched, hence, Nintendo is mentioned there. Despite the access of endings, and credits, the screen that praises you and small promotional for Killer Instinct II that is achieved through the game's higher difficulty is removed, though the screen that tells you how to unlock Eyedol is kept. 

Gallery 

An example of the lack of the Nintendo logo.

The odd omission of the appraisal speech

When entering a credit

Nintendo's only mention in the game