Music is top notch and those crunchy voice clips and the animation stills.... I would have loved this as a kid. A shame that they could only do vs mode but I'm still jealous I can't afford a mini to experience this 😢.
Regarding your comment on the description, this port wasn't bad because they weren't good at porting it, the studio who did it (M2) just didn't have enough time to finish it. They barely got the cutscene system to work. I am glad this didn't happen because the rest of the translations including the manual are terribly translated. I wouldn't like a whole game with that quality. Also, I'd say the GBC port isn't a "demake", that's just one of the releases. demake is when you purposely port a game to an older system, game boy was a current one at the time
Oddly enough, despite it being stylized like a Genesis game, it does not begin with the COMPILE logo like in the original. I don't know why SEGA decides to discredit COMPILE on future re-releases and titles other than they own it and all.
I don't know either, maybe it was because they were eyeing this franchise for some time. I do not like how they're treating Puyo Puyo ever since they bought the rights.
@@trevgauntletneu_gaming // I think I agree. SEGA nowadays just doesn't know about Puyo Puyo and their treatment is hit and miss. Especially since it has to do with them not crediting COMPILE (a.k.a. their good partners) in any of the recent games and ports.
Why would they need to credit Compile? Genuine question. AFAIK SEGA bought the Puyo rights from them in relatively good terms, and changing up credits in re-releases and (re/de)makes like these is unfortunately common practice, not something exclusive to SEGA
I think it has something to do with how Compile is still alive now. The company was brought back from the dead as Compile Heart in 2006 but since they already sold the Puyo rights to Sega, when Sega creates rereleases they probably can’t legally give them credit.
Timestamps are in the description.
Music is top notch and those crunchy voice clips and the animation stills.... I would have loved this as a kid. A shame that they could only do vs mode but I'm still jealous I can't afford a mini to experience this 😢.
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Thank you very much for this. I wanted to see Vs. In action, but didn’t have any other reason to get a Genesis Mini 2 lol
You're welcome!
To the alternate universe where Sega had enough time to emulate the entire game into the Genesis:
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Welp, the year is off to a rough start. I'm still recovering from my medical condition in my sinuses.
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Regarding your comment on the description, this port wasn't bad because they weren't good at porting it, the studio who did it (M2) just didn't have enough time to finish it. They barely got the cutscene system to work. I am glad this didn't happen because the rest of the translations including the manual are terribly translated. I wouldn't like a whole game with that quality.
Also, I'd say the GBC port isn't a "demake", that's just one of the releases. demake is when you purposely port a game to an older system, game boy was a current one at the time
I am shocked this game looks and sounds as good as it does (voice clips aside)
Oddly enough, despite it being stylized like a Genesis game, it does not begin with the COMPILE logo like in the original. I don't know why SEGA decides to discredit COMPILE on future re-releases and titles other than they own it and all.
I don't know either, maybe it was because they were eyeing this franchise for some time. I do not like how they're treating Puyo Puyo ever since they bought the rights.
@@trevgauntletneu_gaming // I think I agree. SEGA nowadays just doesn't know about Puyo Puyo and their treatment is hit and miss. Especially since it has to do with them not crediting COMPILE (a.k.a. their good partners) in any of the recent games and ports.
they did that with the 2003 rerelease of SUN on PS1 too! which later go released on PSN.
Why would they need to credit Compile? Genuine question. AFAIK SEGA bought the Puyo rights from them in relatively good terms, and changing up credits in re-releases and (re/de)makes like these is unfortunately common practice, not something exclusive to SEGA
I think it has something to do with how Compile is still alive now. The company was brought back from the dead as Compile Heart in 2006 but since they already sold the Puyo rights to Sega, when Sega creates rereleases they probably can’t legally give them credit.
1:04 *GYO KURO!!!!!*
1:59 _FINISSHU!!_
I Never Before Seen A Sega Génesis™ Versión Of Puyo Puyo™ Sun
This is a brand new release exclusive to the Genesis/Mega Drive Model 2 Mini
@@trevgauntletneu_gaming NOW I GET It!
Since Discover The Definitive Edition On Sony™ PS1™ AND On My PC™
Now There's a Exclusive Released For Sega™ Génesis™ Mini II
I think kikimora is the only one that uses schezo's theme?
I think so too, I tried to play different characters more than one. So far, none had their themes change.
Harpy's voice samples in particular sound extremely painful...I wouldn't mind seeing a version of Puyo Puyo Sun on 32X
too much going on on cpu for cleaner voices, probably. this is common in a lot of MD games