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The problem I have with this game is that the checkpoints are spaced too far apart and there are not enough. I never play this one because of that reason and annoying parts like right before the creature when they put the disappearing platforms that you can’t see all of with the blades that drop down on you as you’re trying to jump across them. The design standard of the first 4 games wasn’t upheld with this one. If you know what you’re doing even in adventure you won’t die.

Well it would take the hobbyist programmer to really master programming to the SNK NeoGeo AES/MVS hardware because it will require advanced and experienced programming skills that usually means also doing tricks to duplicate those Super Scaler effects... However even the Sega System 16 and Super Scaler arcade boards (two different things btw as they were not the same capabilities) were being programmed by extremely competitive hardcore and visionary programmers just to calculate all those simulated 3d sprite scaling effects even with the advantages of the Super Scaler and System 16 hardware processors. Note too that Square managed to almost duplicate the Outrun like effect with Rad Racer games on the Nintendo FamiCom NES which iirc had an additional processing chip inside the ROM Cartridge for the smooth calculations and knowing that the CPU on the NES was 1.7Mhz. Meanwhile on Sega MegaDrive hardware where there is a vast performance increase over the NES, it wasn't that easy to immediately make a game that seemed better than Rad Racer even though Sega's programmers made Outrun and other devs made the Top Gear games and also Super Hang On was made as some of these games were very early in the generation and not always made by the same programmers or dev teams. With SNK NeoGeo MVS and AES the issue is that once fighting games became massively popular the game developers were trying to chase that successful fighting game hit and even though the NeoGeo MVS AES did get other genres of games, from a certain perspective it was still not enough to dramatically have more diverse genres for example Tecnos Japan Corp was famous for side scrolling belt beat em ups but they decided to make one on one fighting games on the SNK NeoGeo instead of what they were known for because of the competitive nature of back then and it didn't help that Sega of America's 90s management staff failed to realize that 2d graphics still mattered and instead they wanted to go in different directions that gamers... real late teens and twenty years and older gamers did not support with their wallets which was another problem with Sega of America's management because they created the 32X, damaging the first two years of game development on the true next generation hardware of the Sega Saturn and they also kept insisting that gamers wanted live action FMV games which in reality were giving a bad name and reputation to the SegaCD in the U.S. because they were not true videogames... Thus once the Sega Saturn had the 4MB RAM Cartridge, it would have been able to make perfect SNK NeoGeo MVS/AES to Sega Saturn conversions but more so make sure that the Sega Super Scaler games had plenty of RAM to replicate the more advanced Super Scaler games if they would have been made.

Great video!

Sega 32x: I don't exist.

why is nobody talking about leo getting his ass beat while raphael does nothing

Good video. Vector Orbitex version is way superior to this one

The snes tried

Apparently nobody played with New England because their roster is the L.A. Rams with two random quarterbacks.

I tell you there will never be a time like the 90s again. I remember as a little kid walking into loud arcades hearing all the machines operating at once. It was truly an experience.

Both are extremely well done

I am thoroughly impressed with this home port. And this channel

Super Nintendo wins

Nice breakdown I’m still excited for these games. I wish they would bring Kid Chameleon back and a golden axe that is done more like a traditional brawler. Street fighter 5 idk it’s a totally different direction than all the other games. I hope they follow through since the original 4 looked interesting but got scrapped

My winners in every round Select Screen: Draw Vs Screen: Snes Dhalsim: Arcade Guile: Snes E Honda: Arcade Ryu: Arcade (Almost Draw) Blanka: Snes Chun-Li: Snes (almost a Draw x2) Zangief: Snes Ken: Snes (Almost Draw x3) Balrog: Arcade (Almost Draw x4) Vega: Snes Sagat: Snes M Bison: Arcade

Wait a minute. I do not remember the arcade ending having a character saying to like the video and subscribe (16:10)

splendid video congratulations. Strider is perhaps the game I've played the most on MD. The main sprite in some ways I prefer it in the conversion compared to the arcade. In the second stage the wolves have some different animations to the MD version, also the giant gorilla when defeated does not show blood but the reflections of fire, a gem in the SEGA version of a masterpiece.

Great video! My theory is that people tend to prefer whatever version they heard most growing up. I played the hell out of SF2 in the arcade before it came out on the consoles, so the CPS-1 score will always be my favorite. But I get why people would have a soft spot for the SNES version too, which was well done, but just had a different vibe.

I would have liked to see some parallax background scrolling on the 32x.

Sonic: "I have a feeling im gonna be famous in a few years..." (a few years later) "ALRIGHT! THIS IS HAPPENING!!!"

Where is it

I have the Super Nintendo version. Definitely awesome but very challenging

To those that dont know because of the way this video is presented, the 32x version is a hack of the Genesis version as the game was never offically ported to 32x and in that respect it makes sense why things missing on the Genesis are also missing on the 32x version.

Great review of what is probably my fave SNES game! I wish the multi directional whip was used in other Castlevania games.

Practically grew up on the SNES version.

Arcade is better

There is a 1Up behind the first pillar @13:21 you need to whip up to hit the candle that’s hidden.

I just want to say that the production values on this review are top shelf. Seriously, so very well done

Song was still close enough

I think is good. The arranged soundtrack rocks, it makes a greet effort to look like the original, the controls are stiff like the arcade original, but competent and it includes the speech of the arcade. In fact, this is the best port you can get of Street Fighter along with the great US Commondore 64, made by Pacific Dataworks.

It's the best

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6:06 that ride armor in genesis version is from Mega Man X3. Also, the genesis version uses sound effects from the PSX games.

Thanks for the memories, I had problems with my parents for buying me this game with my first job salary

It's funny, because I bought this game with the money I earned from my first job I got into trouble with my parents hahaha

I can't believe a video with TTS is where i learn why Super is way too slow compared to R-Type II. Though Im also wondering: how come the SNES used a cpu so slow? 8 bit consoles like the Turbografx16 had 7.16mhz and it got quite close to the Arcade speed for R-type 1

THIS VIDEO CONFUSES PEOPLE, THE SEGA GENESIS COULD'VE GOTTEN ARCADE PERFECT, but there's an AGENDA to "not to admit" the real capabilities of certain consoles, i encourage you and everybody to take a look at games like Real Bout Fatal Fury Special, or many other homebrew tech demos (arcade ports) that PROVE THIS VIDEO WRONG, BETTER RESEARCH NEXT TIME WHEN MAKING A VIDEO. CHRISTUS VINCIT, CHRISTUS IMPERAT. DEUS BENEDICAT TIBI.

Thank you for this comparison.

The Sega Genesis had superior sound hardware that when utilized, made for some amazing tunes!

Sega CD for the win

Did you know that the design period for the snes was in fact, an earlier date than that of the Sega console. Making the snes technology older, despite it having more colour, the machine is not well suited for fast action gameplay.

Nice video! Can't beat the nostalgia of the NES version, it sounds tighter to me as well. Like @miket2646 mentioned, the arcade version, while technically better, sounds a bit harsher to me with the mix.

You got the different difficulty part right! Genesis version of Mega Man is a freaking bloodbath! Noobs, expect to die.... a lot.

This level of detailed review is awesome! Keep up the good work.

awesome and fair review, brung alot of truth to the light also I'm glad you brought up the capabilities and it's true even though a lot of people perceive something would run on the Saturn (like sonic mania) but this would need something more akin to the dreamcast to run at it's full potential even those DnD games had MAD loading times and the sprites were way more tiny. Yea and the soundtrack while sounding more high tech due to having 2xYamaha YM3438 (updated ym2612) and dedicated 8 channels of PCM and now 8 bits instead of 4 for the tunes but nothing stood out as a banger. i remade the wilderness from the original and that was really fun to recreate especially the build up in the middle i even added 2 extra leads including a lesser known instrument called a Musette de cour which is like a high tech bag pipe that "First appeared in France, at the very end of the sixteenth century, the musette was refined over the next hundred years by a number of instrument-making families"

Oh dang you finnaly started blowing up

The sound in the the arcade is amazing especially the explosions they brung it to a whole other level in super contra though

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With all of that slowdown and you putting stuff on the screen, how could anyone make a good comparison?

I truly wish they would have added characters rather than replace them. And good lord was this game in need of a widescreen format to accommodate the cramped character assets and gameplay. Still, it's excellent and we should have had this ported to Saturn, followed up with a proper 3rd arcade sequel using the amazing art from The Duel.