On both the PS2, and X-Box versions of MK1 that came with MKD, you must first cycle through the Pit stage at least eight times. Play through all the stages eight times in a row. After that you should start seeing shadows fly across the moon, and from that moment on, the shadows will randomlly appear, and disappear every time you come back. It all depends on when he wants to fight. Anyway, when you see the shadows flying across the moon in the Pit stage, get a Double Flawless Victory without using Block, and perform you fighter's Fatality without using Block. You will then be transported down to the bottom of the pit to fight Reptile. He is very fast, and this time around, he is a little smarter than before. If you turn off MK1, and then come back later to play it, you must again cycle through the Pit 8 times before it will work again. That is the only setback in MK1 on PS2, and X-Box.

I have, here take a look...

Reptile is not in the MK1 that came with MKD

Its not arcade perfect cause they took that game from the Sega CD version.

Wow, you're so smart!

First of all, I started seeing shadows across the moon during the credits. Next time I was in the Pit, BAM! Shadows again! Scored a Double Flawless in the Pit with a Fatality! And BAM! There was Reptile, handing me my own ass! This was on the PS2 version! It IS arcade perfect! And why don't you prove to us that it was taken from the Sega CD version! The screen shots above your post, including the screenshot on the very TOP, proves that Reptile IS in the X-Box/PS2 ports of MK1 that came with MKD Kollectors Edition/Premium Pack! That was in fact the PAUSE MENU! Please get a brain before you post such crap like this!

Someone should just ban this guy already, all he does is say "The games were ripped from inferior versions." and that's it. It's probably riddict pretending to be the opposite of what he was pretending to be originally.

Matt

I did it on my Xbox and man it's a pain and reptile is a pain...