not to be a dick but asking people to support you on patreon for a youtube channel of uploading music that isn't even yours could be construed as a pretty big legal offense that could land you in serious trouble....you're asking for money to redistribute intellectual property that isn't yours to begin with.
Same here in 1993! My family knew it was exactly what I had wanted and even went as far as not putting it (along with the 6-button controller) under the tree. I was 4th grade at the time. I'm 36 now and to this day it was still the BEST Christmas gift experience ever!
@@PatrickLewOfficial it’s because the SSF2:TNC port was lazily done. The Sharp X68000 versions show how a Genesis OST of that game could have been done, or something close to it, as that computer has the same FM chip as the CPS1
@@ToastNova At least it’s miles better than “Super Street Fighter 2” on the Genesis / Mega Drive, at least in the audio side of things. It’s awful compared to this!
SAAAAME omg i thought i was losing my mind or hearing or something. something told me to look this up again for different sources. sounds so much better here!
Makes me laugh how clueless idiots say the Genesis has bad music Just listen to this next to the SNES version, it completely blows it away. SEGA for Life
Yes man, This version Of SFII has the best music arrangement because its very similar to CPS version of SFII. I played this game for about 8 years and all time loved it. Personally i think SNES version music sucks!
***** In this case, you're definitely right. In general, the Genesis soundchip gives a much fuller sound, most cases where the SNES is superior is when developers can't use the Genesis soundchip well, except for games with softer, more orchestral instruments, like say Super Castlevania IV.
i remember in.. think it was 5th grade, getting in a full on argument with somebody who swore the snes soundtrack version was better and i kept telling him how wrong he was. fast forward to like sophmore year of HS and im at one of those traveling carnivals/funfairs waiting in line for the rotor ride (the one that spins where you lean against the wall and the floor drops and you 'float') and somebody taps me on the shoulder. i turn around and its the same guy like "hey man long time long time, hey listen i just wanted to say you were right, i had it mixed up it was the genesis version that sounded the best" and walked off before i could hit him with that smooth "I FUCKIN TOLD YOU SO!!!" 🤣🤣 ah.. memories~
I remember when I was that age, and I had super nintendo and my friend had Sega genesis, and this game finally came out for that system, and it changed everything, and we played for hours at a time.
Same here. I had a Sega Genesis and so did my best friend, and our mutual friend had a Super Nintendo and the only way to play Street Fighter 2 was to go to his house. I waited for what seemed like forever for this to come out on Genesis.
@@celinesenden4142 I prefer the Megadrive/Genesis version SF2SCE over the SNES SF2HF, but I prefer the SNES version of SSF2 over the Megadrive SSF2. As for Alpha 2, the SNES wins by default (I would be quite interested to see how would run Alpha 2 on Megadrive if it was ever released).
yeah it definitely feels like something is missing without that. It's like someone was saying about the sound fx being missing from certain events, your brain just expects to hear it.
@@desktorp The way the SNES and Genesis ports handled the critical damage music was just to speed up the regular music. The separate dedicated critical damage music from the arcade was one of the more sorely missed exclusions from these ports, but they were both pretty good ports for the time.
A close friend got this as christmas gift in 1993. A few weeks later he went to the beach and let me keep the cartridge for months. I decided to be good at it so I trained nonstop in vs mode with no time limit, then managed to beat the game on level 8 without losing a round. I will always get goosebumps listening to Ken's theme.
I used to have this on Sega Genesis/Mega Drive back in the day! I totally didn’t realize and almost forgot that the Genesis ported version of the OST legit sounds better than the SNES version. Even MK1 had a better sounding ported OST than the SNES version too. Nothing beats the arcade however.
oh yes awesome game soundtrack for the genesis love street fighter 2, one of the best ever game soundtracks, love the music, and one of the best ever games of all time. i am a boss at this game.
39:19 the true ending theme...one of the best video game tracks i have ever heard. thanks to the addition of the PSG it even surpasses the arcade original :`)
lol I remember the CPU with Blanka used to scare me when I was kid because he would do that Cannoball out of nowhere that it always caught me off guard and kinda of spooked me.
Duuuuude!!!! Yes! Especially when he had like 5-10% health and the round was almost over, he would do like three in a row followed by a lot of jumping, and of course try to fry my ass! Lol im going to therapy tomorrow, wanna join?
Oh man, I remember as a Genesis kid how awesome it was when this series finally went to that platform. Probably my favorite fighting game of all-time even today. Although Super SF II Turbo was pretty badass and Super SF IV is legit as well.
This could have sounded almost arcade perfect, but as usual Capcom went the lazy way using different intruments than the arcade. Still sounds pretty decent though.
+Marcel Weber Lazy is right. There is a project out there that fixed the shitty PCM driver for better sample quality: www.sega-16.com/forum/showthread.php?28108&p=681186#post681186 Someone else, I forget who, also did a palette hack to get it closer to the arcade. It would probably be totally possible to alter the FM patches too, just a matter of finding where they are in the ROM.
I had Genesis Console with Eternal Champions Christmas Day '95. Great Memories until 1996 borrowed one of my cousin Genesis Games, exactly a Decade before I had the Emulator.
Summer of 1995 in a nutshell = Capcom logo -> Intro theme -> "Bling" (Game Start) -> "Bliiiiiing" (Champion mode) -> Select theme -> Vs screen theme -> ....???? The therapeutic and nostalgic qualities of that sequence can never be underestimated, especially for a guy who would give his right bollock to go back and un fuck everything about his life. I'm sure a lot of 1990s kids will dig what I am saying.
Great soundtrack. And this version of Chun Li's theme is my favorite. The beginning of her track in particular is much better than the arcade version imo.
I always thought the music on the Genesis sounded more "arcade original" over the SNES but them there voices and sound effects... They should have given the option to play without them (well especially the option to mute the elephants!) The 6 button Genesis controller is why I stuck to the SEGA release as well.
they made the soundtrack so amazing on this version, i would personally say its the ultimate version of the SF2 soundtrack. although i do miss the drum cymbal hit from the arcade version. and the guile theme from snes is better - but overall this is best i'd say.
If there is one game where you can tell the difference between the sound quality of Model 1 and Model 2 Sega Genesis it's this game. I have a Model 2 Genesis (sold my Model 1 when i was a kid) and it doesn't sound nearly this good even through High-def surround sound stereo speakers. It's not even close. Superb sound!
I would argue that this and the SNES version of New Challengers are the top contenders for my favorite home port remixes of the original SFII soundtrack. This gives it that Capcom arcade style crunch, while New Challengers on SNES is a perfect display of what Capcom’s best work for that system sounded like.
Well, the it's the US version of SSF2 on the SNES that sounds good. The Japanese version uses that awful whiny synth brass from MMX1. The US version replaces it with the far more epic sample from MMX2/3.
@@samuelallen2831 well, I guess it isn't THAT bad. I does work well for some tracks. But let's be honest, the brass from MMX2/3 has a far more "epic" sound. But in the end, to each their own as you said.
Street Fighter 2 Championship Edition was amazing, better than SNES' Turbo. But Super Street Fighter II on Genesis sounded awful, I have to give it to SNES for that.
Richard Thompson I must be deaf then, because the Sega version sounds far closer to the arcade (by a country mile) than the awful sounding toy music the SNES had. The music is literally the same on the arcade and Genesis.
alex bidhendy I guess I didn't word that correctly. Street Fighter II Special Champion Edition on Genesis had the superior music no doubt. Sounds exactly like the arcade and sounds badass. Super Street Fighter II for Genesis, however, sound atrocious... the SNES version sounded better. Out of all four versions, SFIISCE on Genesis takes the cake.
+alex bidhendy I think it's because they were more liberal with remixing the SNES soundtrack, whereas for the Genesis version attempts were made to try to stay true to the arcade soundtrack. Most noticeable soundtrack with heavy remixing include: Opening, Dhalsim and Sagat's theme.
+Brasov Raskon I think the reason was that SSF2 for the Genesis used most of its resources for the graphics that the music quality had to be sacrificed. SFA2 for the SNES would suffer the same treatment 3 years later. But you have to admit that the Genesis version was commendable for retaining the continuous playing of the stage BGM between Rounds 1 and 2 like the arcade version whereas the SNES version re-loops the music between rounds.
I'm mostly familiar with the SNES version, and generally prefer the direction that it takes the sound, but this version takes things in a very different direction, and I like that a lot, too! The Game Boy and GBA versions also have their own strengths.
I actually do prefer Vega's and Guile's theme on the MD/Genesis than I do the original arcade versions. Maybe I just like the key that they're in on the Genesis better *shrug*
This version could have been almost arcade accurate if Capcom hadn't butchered the pitch on it. For example: I recorded Guile's song on Audacity then played it back (as a MP3) on VLC player change the pitch to -2.0 and compared it to the arcade....it was damn close. Same for Ken's with a -0.8 pitch almost perfect.
The sound quality in this game was awful like when Ryu says hadoken it sounds staticish but the SF music was better on Genesis. There are some themes that are better on snes like Honda's theme.
Not all Genesis games are the same "volume" on output, some games are louder than others. I gain-normalize all my uploads to -0.3dB, so that the recording uses the full scale without clipping (and you don't have to turn your speakers up as much). When a game's quieter, especially on the model 1, it's more noisy--the external noise generated by the actual console, as well as the lower-level quantization noise of the ym2612, becomes more audible because it is amplified by a bigger factor than a louder game is. Since the game's audio is closer to the noise floor, it sounds more "fuzzy." Unfortunately there isn't really much I can do about this, but you would run into the same problem playing the game on a television--you'd have to turn up the volume more to get the same volume. The "best" way to do games like this would actually be a MegaAmp'ed discrete YM3438.
Especially Sagat's theme and the intro music sounds way better on Genesis/MD in my opinion. While the SNES has higher quality sound effects and some of the songs sound better I think the SNES has an overuse of trumpets
Hah. Was just listenin to Blankas theme and wondered where the trumpets were. Very poor attempt at them. I will say Megadrive sounds closer to the arcade but I dont personally see that as a good thing, I prefer the snes sound to this and always have, but I will go listen to Sagats theme, I have a feeling that will be good on MD
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not to be a dick but asking people to support you on patreon for a youtube channel of uploading music that isn't even yours could be construed as a pretty big legal offense that could land you in serious trouble....you're asking for money to redistribute intellectual property that isn't yours to begin with.
I got this game for Christmas in 1993. Great memories.
Did your game camed with the 6-button controller inside the box? Because the mine did.
Same here in 1993! My family knew it was exactly what I had wanted and even went as far as not putting it (along with the 6-button controller) under the tree. I was 4th grade at the time. I'm 36 now and to this day it was still the BEST Christmas gift experience ever!
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yo me too from my grandparents
Me too! Christmas '93. Good memories indeed.
Best version of Ken's theme
Right bro Ken version is best Sega genenesis
@@rajeshthakur5783 I prefer the SNES version waaaaaay more. Just a question of taste :)
Kens theme rocks here.
this ones pretty good but i think the 3do rendition comes close
Listen to the PC Dos CD music version of ken, especially the heavy damage bit. th-cam.com/video/Yo5d4oZj-zo/w-d-xo.html
The Genesis music sounds MUCH more accurate to the Arcade original.
Arcade version had a sound chip similar to the Genesis but better
100%
I’ve noticed that too!
@@PatrickLewOfficial it’s because the SSF2:TNC port was lazily done. The Sharp X68000 versions show how a Genesis OST of that game could have been done, or something close to it, as that computer has the same FM chip as the CPS1
SEGA is the best version
The loudest things in the world
3- jet enignes
2-rocket blastoffs
1- dhalsim's theme and stage
That Capcom startup in the beginning was beautiful
Good game sound
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I think we should remember the firefighters who save lives every day.😢😢😢
28:17 - Continue
28:43 - Game Over
28:48 - Ranking
28:54 - Ryu Ending
30:01 - E. Honda Ending
31:21 - Blanka Ending
32:04 - Ken Ending 1
32:42 - Ken Ending 2
34:21 - Guile Ending
35:21 - Chun-Li Ending 1
35:55 - Chun-Li Ending 2
37:24 - Zangief Ending
37:56 - Dhalsim Ending
38:25 - Shadaloo Bosses Ending
39:17 - Staff Roll
Dat staff roll tune!
staff roll just sounds *eargasmic* ^^
Ryu ending superb by fat best version
Staff roll. Wish I was 5 again. 😭
There was a rumor about Bison. There was an ending where he became a vegan. 😮
It just sounds right, better music than the snes version.
but the voice samples sucked
and we only got OG SFII on the Genesis
@@ToastNova
At least it’s miles better than “Super Street Fighter 2” on the Genesis / Mega Drive, at least in the audio side of things. It’s awful compared to this!
Sega fanboys ALWAYS have to reassure themselves by dissing the SNES even when it's not the topic of the video. This is just hilarious :)
Sega wins
@@brugges - They both sound good to me.
Finally. I knew the genesis/mega drive-version didn't sound so shitty as the emulated recordings made it sound.
+MrGhoulster if you want a genesis emulator with good sound try out "regen 2"
SAAAAME omg i thought i was losing my mind or hearing or something. something told me to look this up again for different sources. sounds so much better here!
THE MUSIC WAS VERY CLOSE TO THE ARCADE THE VOICES SOUND LIKE SHIT PERIOD
@@alonofisrael4802 And better music than _both_ the Arcade and the Genesis, the SNES!
@@theonewiththeeyeoftruth884 no
god this takes me back
Or good memories
Thank god I grew up with the Genesis version, I've always preferred the controls and music on Genesis over SNES.
I love this version
best version of sf2 ever!!!!! love all of your uploads
Pinball Monk Agreed SF2 is and always has been the best Street Fighter. Kinda like Tekken 3 being the best Tekken so far imo.
BASEJOCK11 I don't agree, I find SFIII quite enjoyable, same with SF Alpha 1, 2 and 3. SFIV does leave a lot to be desired, though.
Gender Neutral Chibi Thing Didn't care for Alpha. I liked 3 but I think SF2 was the most enjoyable for me.
BASEJOCK11 Yeah but to say it's the best gameplay wise to me is wrong, III was much more evolved.
I absolutely love this soundtrack.
Sega mega drive version its the best
My favorite version of street fighter 2! And even contain the arcade intro, when i see for the first time i get impressed
also the cpu is little easy compare to the frustating and cheap cpu from the original arcade version
Makes me laugh how clueless idiots say the Genesis has bad music
Just listen to this next to the SNES version, it completely blows it away. SEGA for Life
I agree completely. This version is the best along with the arcade.
The SNES one... not so good. But it did when with Super.
Yes man, This version Of SFII has the best music arrangement because its very similar to CPS version of SFII. I played this game for about 8 years and all time loved it. Personally i think SNES version music sucks!
Yeah, Chun-Li's level was better, but in general the Genesis version outdid the SNES by a huge margin.
Anyone claims snes ost are better than genesis is bitch.
***** In this case, you're definitely right. In general, the Genesis soundchip gives a much fuller sound, most cases where the SNES is superior is when developers can't use the Genesis soundchip well, except for games with softer, more orchestral instruments, like say Super Castlevania IV.
i remember in.. think it was 5th grade, getting in a full on argument with somebody who swore the snes soundtrack version was better and i kept telling him how wrong he was. fast forward to like sophmore year of HS and im at one of those traveling carnivals/funfairs waiting in line for the rotor ride (the one that spins where you lean against the wall and the floor drops and you 'float') and somebody taps me on the shoulder. i turn around and its the same guy like "hey man long time long time, hey listen i just wanted to say you were right, i had it mixed up it was the genesis version that sounded the best" and walked off before i could hit him with that smooth "I FUCKIN TOLD YOU SO!!!" 🤣🤣
ah.. memories~
I remember when I was that age, and I had super nintendo and my friend had Sega genesis, and this game finally came out for that system, and it changed everything, and we played for hours at a time.
Same here. I had a Sega Genesis and so did my best friend, and our mutual friend had a Super Nintendo and the only way to play Street Fighter 2 was to go to his house. I waited for what seemed like forever for this to come out on Genesis.
I remeber this game to it whas fun to play this game
The best version ever and the music is amazing
It's TRUE I rather play this game instead of the recent Street Fighter's games.
@@pedroramirez4988 only street fighter alpha 2 its better for snes and one of my favorite street fighter games
@@celinesenden4142 I prefer the Megadrive/Genesis version SF2SCE over the SNES SF2HF, but I prefer the SNES version of SSF2 over the Megadrive SSF2. As for Alpha 2, the SNES wins by default (I would be quite interested to see how would run Alpha 2 on Megadrive if it was ever released).
@@benjib2691 true
The great thing I loved about the SF2 soundtrack was how the music would up the tempo when a fighter’s stamina bar went red...
yeah it definitely feels like something is missing without that. It's like someone was saying about the sound fx being missing from certain events, your brain just expects to hear it.
@@desktorp The way the SNES and Genesis ports handled the critical damage music was just to speed up the regular music. The separate dedicated critical damage music from the arcade was one of the more sorely missed exclusions from these ports, but they were both pretty good ports for the time.
@@owenwexler7214 The genesis cancelled champion edition port actualiy had critical damage music, same as arcade
A close friend got this as christmas gift in 1993. A few weeks later he went to the beach and let me keep the cartridge for months. I decided to be good at it so I trained nonstop in vs mode with no time limit, then managed to beat the game on level 8 without losing a round.
I will always get goosebumps listening to Ken's theme.
Good job ^^
Whoever composed the music didn't get paid enough. Classics. All of them. The music is why Mortal Kombat will never touch Street Fighter.
I actually agree. I love MK, but music wasn't great until 9. And still not all of it.
As far as gameplay, depends on my mood. Love both alot.
first game to make you feel you were actually travelling the world.
This box art is nostalgia, i still remember my cousin bought it for $50 at the time it released.
I used to have this on Sega Genesis/Mega Drive back in the day! I totally didn’t realize and almost forgot that the Genesis ported version of the OST legit sounds better than the SNES version. Even MK1 had a better sounding ported OST than the SNES version too. Nothing beats the arcade however.
Exactly in this revision of Street Fighter 2, i played in mid 90th on my sega Genesis.
So many good memories. Thank you.
I got this game from a retro store about a week ago. Very solid port.
how the hell did we go from this goodness to whatever Super Street was trying to do?
Totally capturing my childhood with this awesomeness. Most appreciated bruh.
The list
1:capcom logo
2:character select screen
3:vs
4:ryu theme
5:e.Honda theme
6:balkna theme
7:ken theme
8:guile theme
9:cuhn li theme
10:zangief theme
11:dhaslim theme
12:barlog theme
13:sagat theme
14:m.bison theme
15:bonus stage
16:post match screen
Daaang!! Those chromatic key changes all of a sudden.... :)
Balrog theme is epic on Mega Drive.
Sounded so much better on sega Genesis..
After hours of searching, I found it! Thank you so much!
Takes me back, my very first home port of SF2 and playing against my older brother as a kid in the 90s. Nostalgia.
oh yes awesome game soundtrack for the genesis love street fighter 2, one of the best ever game soundtracks, love the music, and one of the best ever games of all time. i am a boss at this game.
Awesome! Good work, you, Dustindelloficial! And it is so much better than emulated!
Can you record from Super Street Fighter II (Genesis) too?
39:19 the true ending theme...one of the best video game tracks i have ever heard. thanks to the addition of the PSG it even surpasses the arcade original :`)
Love the E Honda music
lol I remember the CPU with Blanka used to scare me when I was kid because he would do that Cannoball out of nowhere that it always caught me off guard and kinda of spooked me.
Duuuuude!!!! Yes! Especially when he had like 5-10% health and the round was almost over, he would do like three in a row followed by a lot of jumping, and of course try to fry my ass! Lol im going to therapy tomorrow, wanna join?
Quinton Jones
lol yeah he would do like 3 quick cannonballs and all of a sudden you'd be dizzy. i think i will take you up on that therapy.
para mi la mejor version musicalmente ,excelente!
Oh man, I remember as a Genesis kid how awesome it was when this series finally went to that platform. Probably my favorite fighting game of all-time even today. Although Super SF II Turbo was pretty badass and Super SF IV is legit as well.
SF IV online was daylight robbery after it's "balance" 😂😂😂 patches.
This has the best versions of ken, zangief and sagat themes in my opinion.
Ryu music is my favorite
Dare I say it? I think Ken's Theme on the Mega Drive is even better than the arcade version!
This could have sounded almost arcade perfect, but as usual Capcom went the lazy way using different intruments than the arcade. Still sounds pretty decent though.
+Marcel Weber Lazy is right. There is a project out there that fixed the shitty PCM driver for better sample quality: www.sega-16.com/forum/showthread.php?28108&p=681186#post681186 Someone else, I forget who, also did a palette hack to get it closer to the arcade. It would probably be totally possible to alter the FM patches too, just a matter of finding where they are in the ROM.
+DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL Someone did it for Ken's theme, and it sounds just great:
/watch?v=hLyVmgXEiac
+Marcel Weber The original genesis version sounds better imo.
+dogen This one's also very good: /watch?v=SgopUbZ3BH8
*****
yep i sure agree
I had Genesis Console with Eternal Champions Christmas Day '95. Great Memories until 1996 borrowed one of my cousin Genesis Games, exactly a Decade before I had the Emulator.
Summer of 1995 in a nutshell = Capcom logo -> Intro theme -> "Bling" (Game Start) -> "Bliiiiiing" (Champion mode) -> Select theme -> Vs screen theme -> ....????
The therapeutic and nostalgic qualities of that sequence can never be underestimated, especially for a guy who would give his right bollock to go back and un fuck everything about his life. I'm sure a lot of 1990s kids will dig what I am saying.
Great soundtrack. And this version of Chun Li's theme is my favorite. The beginning of her track in particular is much better than the arcade version imo.
Ryu is my favorite charather
balrog theme makes me so high!!!! Dustin you are the best for bring to us these piece of history!
The Blanka's music is so catchy !!!!!
The Zangief's theme and Balrog's theme are the best.
Freakin loved Balrogs theme here.
I always thought the music on the Genesis sounded more "arcade original" over the SNES but them there voices and sound effects... They should have given the option to play without them (well especially the option to mute the elephants!) The 6 button Genesis controller is why I stuck to the SEGA release as well.
Sugoi Natsukashi!!! Post Match Screen Ryu's Ending!
39:17 Beautiful Melody :')
Why does the beginning part sound like the Street Fighter II SNES title screen
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Love the game and love this soundtrack.
they made the soundtrack so amazing on this version, i would personally say its the ultimate version of the SF2 soundtrack. although i do miss the drum cymbal hit from the arcade version. and the guile theme from snes is better - but overall this is best i'd say.
Still to this day the most expensive video game I ever bought...
28:54 finally I have found it... Thanks!
Ryu is my favorite
I been everywhere looking for this version of sagats theme
I bought this along with a sega genesis 3, sonic 2, landstalker and mutant football back in 1995 for $30 and I couldn’t put it down.
If there is one game where you can tell the difference between the sound quality of Model 1 and Model 2 Sega Genesis it's this game. I have a Model 2 Genesis (sold my Model 1 when i was a kid) and it doesn't sound nearly this good even through High-def surround sound stereo speakers. It's not even close. Superb sound!
C'mon I'm here listening it again. lol. Best version ever.
00:00 Capcom Logo
00:06 Theme Song
00:35 Player Select
01:43 VS.
01:47 Ryu theme
03:39 E. Honda theme
05:49 Blanka theme
07:56 Ken theme
10:14 Guile theme
12:38 Chun-Li theme
14:36 Zangief theme
16:43 Dhalsim theme
18:53 Balrog theme
20:48 Vega theme
22:47 Sagat theme
24:49 M. Bison theme
27:15 Bonus Stage
28:08 Winner/Loser
28:17 Continue
?
28:43 Game Over
!
28:48 Ranking
28:54 Ryu Ending
30:01 E. Honda Ending
31:21 Blanka Ending
32:04 Ken Ending 1
32:42 Ken Ending 2
34:21 Guile Ending
35:21 Chun-Li Ending 1
35:55 Chun-Li Ending 2
37:24 Zangief Ending
37:56 Dhalsim Ending
38:25 Bad Ending
39:17 Credits
01:47 my favorite song and character
3.39 E.Honnda theme
this is the way I remember it
Capcom just knew how to produce perfect game music
0:35 Choose your General!
32:42 - Wedding Music
I would argue that this and the SNES version of New Challengers are the top contenders for my favorite home port remixes of the original SFII soundtrack. This gives it that Capcom arcade style crunch, while New Challengers on SNES is a perfect display of what Capcom’s best work for that system sounded like.
Well, the it's the US version of SSF2 on the SNES that sounds good. The Japanese version uses that awful whiny synth brass from MMX1. The US version replaces it with the far more epic sample from MMX2/3.
@@camulodunon to each their own! I love that corny brass synth effect from MMX1… as well as Goof Troop, Final Fight 2 and Aladdin lol
@@samuelallen2831 well, I guess it isn't THAT bad. I does work well for some tracks. But let's be honest, the brass from MMX2/3 has a far more "epic" sound. But in the end, to each their own as you said.
ah, the genesis my first console
Las Mejores... realmente estas 2 son una marcha
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Street Fighter 2 Championship Edition was amazing, better than SNES' Turbo. But Super Street Fighter II on Genesis sounded awful, I have to give it to SNES for that.
Richard Thompson I must be deaf then, because the Sega version sounds far closer to the arcade (by a country mile) than the awful sounding toy music the SNES had. The music is literally the same on the arcade and Genesis.
alex bidhendy I guess I didn't word that correctly. Street Fighter II Special Champion Edition on Genesis had the superior music no doubt. Sounds exactly like the arcade and sounds badass. Super Street Fighter II for Genesis, however, sound atrocious... the SNES version sounded better. Out of all four versions, SFIISCE on Genesis takes the cake.
+alex bidhendy I think it's because they were more liberal with remixing the SNES soundtrack, whereas for the Genesis version attempts were made to try to stay true to the arcade soundtrack. Most noticeable soundtrack with heavy remixing include: Opening, Dhalsim and Sagat's theme.
Brasov Raskon Definitely agree with that 👍
Roger Definitely agree with that too. 👍
A lot of love in the room...
+Brasov Raskon I think the reason was that SSF2 for the Genesis used most of its resources for the graphics that the music quality had to be sacrificed. SFA2 for the SNES would suffer the same treatment 3 years later. But you have to admit that the Genesis version was commendable for retaining the continuous playing of the stage BGM between Rounds 1 and 2 like the arcade version whereas the SNES version re-loops the music between rounds.
Yamaha 2612 sound chip?
This is definitely superior to the SNES soundtrack
Zangief's ending theme is my ringtone :D
How did you do that? Sample the Sega?
This is dope!! thanks for posting man!! i can hear the 16 BIT wide
Vega theme, the best
In this game THE OST is better than the SNES!
Only street fighter alpha 2 its better for snes
Sega genesis its best version ever
zangiefs theme sounds like that one song
i prefer the genesis music over the snes anyday
LOOK PEOPLE I LOVE SEGA AND YES NOW THAT I LISTEN TO THE GEN MUSIC IT IS ARCADE BUT SNES SOUNDS BETTER THAN THE ARCADE TO ME
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I'm mostly familiar with the SNES version, and generally prefer the direction that it takes the sound, but this version takes things in a very different direction, and I like that a lot, too! The Game Boy and GBA versions also have their own strengths.
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The SNES version was the closest to the arcade one.
Sega genesis its original arcade version
Am I hearing this right? Did they manage to get two channels of PCM outta this machine?
Yes, they did (poorly).
I actually do prefer Vega's and Guile's theme on the MD/Genesis than I do the original arcade versions. Maybe I just like the key that they're in on the Genesis better *shrug*
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Best version , really show the potential of the Yamaha fm synthesizer. Snes faded boring, tinny, music
This version could have been almost arcade accurate if Capcom hadn't butchered the pitch on it.
For example: I recorded Guile's song on Audacity then played it back (as a MP3) on VLC player change the pitch to -2.0 and compared it to the arcade....it was damn close. Same for Ken's with a -0.8 pitch almost perfect.
So did Yoko have to do two different versions for each song for SNES and Genesis Street Fighter? They sound more than just instrument difference...
Nope. They were both done by a different person entirely.
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Great ! if possible, would you pls also show the name of composer, arrangement , they deserve our respect surely
The sound quality in this game was awful like when Ryu says hadoken it sounds staticish but the SF music was better on Genesis. There are some themes that are better on snes like Honda's theme.
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Best console ever.
and best game ever
Love the upload!
But why does the music here sound a bit fuzzier than some of your other model 1 uploads?
Not all Genesis games are the same "volume" on output, some games are louder than others. I gain-normalize all my uploads to -0.3dB, so that the recording uses the full scale without clipping (and you don't have to turn your speakers up as much). When a game's quieter, especially on the model 1, it's more noisy--the external noise generated by the actual console, as well as the lower-level quantization noise of the ym2612, becomes more audible because it is amplified by a bigger factor than a louder game is. Since the game's audio is closer to the noise floor, it sounds more "fuzzy." Unfortunately there isn't really much I can do about this, but you would run into the same problem playing the game on a television--you'd have to turn up the volume more to get the same volume. The "best" way to do games like this would actually be a MegaAmp'ed discrete YM3438.
Oh, I assumed every game was the same unless you adjusted the external volume.
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+Kevin Obara give the name of the first ost fro 0.70 sec to 0.35 pls pls tnk uu
When genesis copys games and put the music in it sounds 5× better then original
Especially Sagat's theme and the intro music sounds way better on Genesis/MD in my opinion. While the SNES has higher quality sound effects and some of the songs sound better I think the SNES has an overuse of trumpets
Genesis is perfect for me, bassy and heavy, and I hate the overuse of echoes and trumpets on SNES in many games. lol
Hah. Was just listenin to Blankas theme and wondered where the trumpets were. Very poor attempt at them. I will say Megadrive sounds closer to the arcade but I dont personally see that as a good thing, I prefer the snes sound to this and always have, but I will go listen to Sagats theme, I have a feeling that will be good on MD
Yeah, Sagats theme is better on MD, I prefer the snes base but the three trumpet bwaabwaabwaa is inferior to this one
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