Just imagine: "I'm Nintendo" "And I'm Sega" And suddenly, a third guy appears from behind the couch "And I'm Turbo" Both Pat and Dan gaze at him in surprise, look again towards the camera, visibly confused and then, after a couple of seconds all three shout: "THIS IS CONSOLE WARS!"
That was fun. Nice to see the clean sweep. I wasn't sure about presentation, but I like the conclusions you reached here. I think Mega Turrican is quite a bit better than Super Turrican. I enjoyed it much more when I played them. It's one game where the increased resolution on the Genesis felt so much better in how it affected the game's design. Not that Super Turrican is bad. It may even be more appealing to those who grew up with the earlier Turrican games. But Mega Turrican is way more my style. Plus it has some actual rotation effects, which must be magic. And I love that plasma rope. Anyway, fun video to watch.
"You need to be careful though, because you can easily run out of time." One of my biggest gripes about arcade style games; Why the hell do home games have level timers? "Here' s a big level with lot of secrets, ripe for exploring, but we're not going to allow to spend much time doing that." The level timer is the reason that I never bothered to put in the effort to try and beat the first or second Turrican games without cheating. "Well, you got to the exit, but you took one second too long, so you lose a life." Level timers are bullshit.
a lot of these things are archaic throwbacks to cheap coin-guzzling arcade tactics. It took until way past the 90's for developers to realise that there was literally no advantage to having these in home games.
The exact same thing happens in Sonic games, the levels are huge and i kinda understand why there is a time limit cuz, you know, gotta go fast, but is till annoying.
@@Urmrgay955 It's like racing games with checkpoint timers. The game keeps track of what position I'm in, so why not let me finish the race? Or at least keep racing until X number of cars cross the finish line and I lose. On an arcade machine, a timer sort of makes sense because they don't want someone taking an hour to play the game, but on home games, timers are pointless. They only serve to artificially increase the difficulty. Sometimes I imagine being able to follow the developers around and impose arbitrary time limits on everything they do. "You have 60 seconds to use the bathroom. You have 7 seconds to go up these stairs. You have 3 seconds to dial that phone number. You have 3 minutes to eat lunch."
I have never heard of this game but I would like to that it's a true hidden gem. The Sega's one is much better, however, the SNES version isn't bad either.
I would say Snes OST sounds better (like the boss theme and stage 1-3) and some sfx I liked (The laser that the jumping robot shoots) but yeah Sega nailed in many aspects of gameplay, more levels and stuff.
Actually this game shows how "goofy" and compromised Mode 7 can be. The effects in Super Turrican mostly look worse than the ones in Mega Turrican and when Mode 7 occurs, backgrounds are reduced to minimal because Mode 7 can't apply to sprites but only to background!
They even managed to get some transparency effects in there. The rotation and scaling effects are quite smooth too, in Mega Turrican. I think the developers were quite familiar with Sega's hardware, or had experience with similar architecture (Amiga)
That's a limitation for mode 7 as it can only do so with background elements, while the Genesis version used software rotation, not hardware rotation, the ones in mega look very pixelated when doing so, and really it's only applied to very minor things other than the title screen, even then with mode 7 bosses you could implement foreground elements to look like background elements, after all Super was rushed.
@@AMIGABLUEBIRD The best of the console versions is Mega Turrican. Yeah, its more linear, but its a solid game. It was later ported to the amiga as Turrican 3. The NES super turrican is decent too, it was made by the original creator and has levels like que first 2 games.
Static Substance depends. From the reviews I’ve seen on TH-cam the games look that smidgen worse, and you have to push up on the joystick to jump, right?
@@sloppynyuszi Well, they look different, because they are earlier games, however I would say that Turrican 2 visual quality is good enough that it becomes more about crisp Turrican 2 style vs rich Mega Turrican style choice than quality itself. Many Amiga games in general often have 2 issues when compared to console games - wonky controls or animation, but Turrican is actually ok here. Jumping with joystick up is perfectly fine, it depends more on a game's implementation and gameplay design if that input method is ok or not, and in case of Turrican it works quite well. In general jump button is more accurate while joystick up is quicker. However there is a different issue with Turricans on Amiga and that is how those 2 games handle collisions. Turrican 1 and 2 use home computer style of not having any visual cues of taking damage, you walk into enemy and you simply hear buzzing sound while your health bar decreases. Its a design that's been in use since earliest 8bit home computer games and probably has a lot to do with how "homegrown" developers were or hardware limitations. By all means this is inferior way of handling collisions, something no one liked even when they were used to it. To this day I think it is the only thing holding down Turrican II from becoming the ultimate shooting platformer. Yes it is just that good and big open levels to explore are big part of it. Mega Turrican is very good, it has some advantages, someone may even like it more, but in the end it is a different game that has what people see as "Turrican parts" toned down to allow for more "arcade" style. This actually makes comparison hard so I always say "just play both".
@@sloppynyuszi You just can't play Turrican 1 maps with a button to jump, you will fail all the time. Of course you need a proper joystick instead of a d-pad.
I noticed that. Sometimes the SNES version sounded kinda "light" or "fuzzy" where as the Sega sounds were pretty unorthodox they were super clear and we'll balanced. A perfect example is compare the soundtrack of earthworm jim on Sega and Snes. The Snes version sounds very blah and less pronounced than the Segas soundtrack.
@@Rodzilla97 Super Turrican would have won graphics forsure. I think they picked the right match up though Mega Turrican and Super Turrican were in development around the same time and share some of the same assets.
@@supersexysega i dunno, i don't think it was a fair fight. 15 bosses vs 4. super turrican 2 has 14 bosses i think and is the best turrican game on the snes, it would have made for a much closer battle. this one was a pointless blowout
@@Rodzilla97 See my answer to "elHorstio" about comparing Super Turrican 2 with Mega Turrican. Pretty nonsensical to do that when the aking games which were developed simultaneously are definitely Mega Turrican and Super Turrican.
Next episode...Is gonna be one of MY donations...It's gonna be Batman Forever....Oh god...This is DEFINITELY gonna be a "Which one is worse" episode...I mean my god, the control layout is just frigging MUTILATED in those games...A fighting game control scheme in a 2.5D platformer...That doesn't sound like it would work...AT ALL...It also made me wonder why Midway/Netherrealm would think it would work for their Sub-Zero games?
Thank you for introducing me to this game, i had never heard of it as a kid. I would of loved to have played it. And yes, those sega tunes are pretty amazing! It has a [sonic2] and [streets of rage 2] quality to it.
This episode was MEGA awesome! Always loved this game on Sega. The SNES one is cool though the Sega has such a unique soundtrack with so many more detailed graphics and levels. The Sega version is also the smoothest out of the 3..... Yea I said 3 I haven't forgetten about the Amiga version. Great episode and looking forward to more!
So glad you guys did this one, as I've never heard of the series before but WOW is that soundtrack amazing on both systems. Going to have to give the series a try. Also, the air humping was way funnier than it should have been, great opening sketch guys!
It’s funny my brain always gives me a hit of dopamine when u guys hold the actual games up. Not sure why but I’m always trying to see if ur holding them right before they pop up. Lol like when the actors says the name of the movie or show
Yeah a lot of times using mode seven could have big disadvantage compared to using regular sprites, since it acts on your background layer. Thats why you always see these flat colors and gradiants when you have mode 7 bosses. Kind of looks cheap and its always for some lame rotation or scaling. And since they are backround and not sprites, a lot of times they kind of interact weirdly with the characters, with vaeguely defined hit boxes. Mode 7 for anything else than bground i think has aged the worst in super nintendo games, impressive back then, but sega managed to do some impressive and more timeless bosses and gimmicks with clever use of sprites, like the multijointed bosses in things like gunstar heroes or castlevania bloodlines.
Honestly the bosses in Mega Turrican aren't that great, and go down as easily as any other Turrican boss that isn't from T1 and ST2, rebound breaks the game's difficulty and makes the bosses feel like filler.
@@turrican3839 I've personally only played mega turrican, and i enjoyed the bosses fine enough. Its true that they are on the easy side, but since you have to beat the game in one sitting and since there are so many of them i didn't mind. Still took me some tries to beat the game my first time. Overall I enjoyed them, they have cool designs with big detail sprites and they add variety constantly to the experience
Batman Forever will be an interesting one because while I think it looks and sounds way worse on the Genesis, I have heard it plays much worse on the SNES, so could be the first complete turnabout of the show.
Pretty much sums it up. The SNES version will end up as the worst one for the loading times everytime you go into a different room which happens alot and for the gameplay being worse then the Genesis version.
AVGN did talk about Batman Forever on SNES and it was horrible due to the Mortal Kombat combo controls and wish I kept mine. Sega Genesis version is really horrible if you have a three button controller
Great video. I was worried the "clarity" on Sound was going to give SNES the win, but when that gritty punchy sound is used right, it can destroy Sony's sound chip and this does. The fart sound, true, is annoying though, but with a soundtrack that cool sounding best sound is on SEGA. Good video guys. Happy to see you're still getting them out there.
Here I was just minding my own business when I thought "man...I haven't seen a Console Wars video in FOREVER!" Little did I know I missed this episode, but now my day has been made! Woohoo!
Wow this is actually the first time I've gone into a video campaigning for one side bit by the end of the video , wanted to slap my self and say What were you thinking. This was an excellent video and great example of me being totally wrong...... Still though Sega's Shadow run is by far the more superior game and I think it deserves a re count. But on this one land slide proven Seeeega genisis is superior.
As a Sega fan I’m biased but in most of these reviews I’m biting my nails and rooting for the Sega Genesis whilst also acknowledging the Super Nintendos superior graphics, controller and sound. I grew up with both of these consoles and I love them both :P
This video was too 1 sided, how did Mega Turrican seriously win in *every* department, graphics should've been a tie, so is sound, gameplay to ST since it has better level design, weapons, and enemy placements, yet again nobody ever reads my reasons and proceed to only listen to Mega throbbers.
@@mattkennedy6115 Hey! That's actually pretty good, i am on the same channel as you, excepting having both consoles, i had to rely on emulation over the years.
Loved Super Turrican *2* back when I was younger; I was obsessed with it as I grew up with the Turrican series on my Commodore 64 (and on a friend's Amiga. Turrican 2 for the Amiga is probably the best of the lot).
@@judgegroovyman I could beat Turrican on the C64, but not Turrican 2 without cheating! I could beat Super Turrican 2 as I played it to DEATH. The soundtrack rocked on that (another Chris Huelsbeck masterpiece). I remember back that ST2 got 'okay' reviews, but I loved it. So many cool, varied stages and graphics.
@@thevoivod I also love Super Turrican 2 on the SNES. I got addicted to the series with Turrican II on the C64. For anyone who doesn't know, the Genesis/Mega Drive game Universal Soldier is really Turrican II but with the flying part removed and replaced by original on foot part, and they modified the character sprite. The game was developed as Turrican II then got a very late change to cash in on the movie. Great game.
Nice Episode as always, but Super Turrican 2 would be the better competitor for Mega Turrican. In an interview back then the devs where talking of the troubles they had with the SNES Hardware. So they made Super Turrican a simple yet solid platformer that would fit a 4 MB cartridge. With Super Turrican 2 you have all your effects stuff and gameplay variety which is missing in Super Turrican.
No way. Mega Turrican and Super Turrican are the akin games and in fact, both of them were developed at the same time. Super Turrican 2 was developed much later than either of these two. The problem is, Mega Drive doesn't have an akin game to Super Turrican 2 (ie, a Mega Turrican 2) unfortunately. I guess this was because of all of the publishing problems Factor 5 always had with their Mega Drive games, including Mega Turrican which was delayed one year of release because Konami was going to release and then it pulled it off. Data East had to publish it in the end. Heck, even the Amiga conversion of Mega Turrican (ie, Turrican 3) came first because of this fact. And Factor 5 also couldn't release their Mega Drive version of Indiana Jones' Greatest Adventures because of publishing issues with US Gold and it's still unreleased up to this day (though it appears that it may receive and after-market release sometime in the future). Yeah, I think the sum of all this is the reason why there never was a Mega Turrican 2 on the Mega Drive to compete with Super Turrican 2.
Probably worth mentioning that the SNES version featured surround sound, one of the earliest console games to do so (SNES Jurassic Park came first). Mega Drive still had the better soundtrack though.
What point does it make if almost EVERY tv set at the time was mostly stereo?.. it would be a nice detail if surround sound were a thing like ever... it never reched a place on popular consumer space till dvd came out and maybe bluray.. but even today the standard is stereo still.
Gabriel Martinez I’m sorry if I’m misunderstanding but it really is true, most TVs only had 1 speaker. A lot of people had better audio setups with multiple speakers but usually the TV itself could only produce mono, hence why the Model 1 Mega Drive only supports mono output over its usual cables. *EDIT:* nvm I was given false info, I did some more research and by the early 1990’s a lot of TVs had stereo. Still though, a lot of people would’ve still had mono TVs. Surround was pretty overkill regardless of stereo or mono in the 90’s, but it’s cool that it supported it.
@@justanotheryoutubechannel Megadrive had stereo output too. Do some research. From the front There's an output stereo jack. In model 1, and in model 2 you got it from the back. 🤷🏼♂️ yeah, in 90's people had mono and stereo tv sets. There's not a single 5.1 surround tv set I know of. Sorry.
Isn't crazy how 90% of the time the Super Nintendo had the better version of cross platform games? Must be one of those false narratives based on the 37-36 numbers.
Sega wins: Aladdin Mortal Kombat Castlevania Bloodlines Contra Hard Corps Jurassic Park Streets Of Rage Ren & Stimpy: Stimpy’s Invention Earthworm Jim Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie Robocop Vs Terminator Streets Of Rage 2 Streets Of Rage 3 Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine Toy Story Scooby Doo Home Alone WWF Wrestlemania The Arcade Game Captain America & The Avengers Tiny Toons: Buster’s Hidden Treasure NBA Jam Mickey Mania Bram Stoker’s Dracula Revolution X Beauty & The Beast Taz-Mania Home Alone 2 Cool Spot Boogerman Sparkster Joe & Mac Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 The Simpsons: Bart’s Nightmare Paperboy 2 Demolition Man The Lost Vikings Doom Mega Turrican Nintendo Wins: Turtles In Time X-Men Mutant Apocalypse Street Fighter 2 Turbo: Hyper Fighting Animaniacs Alien 3 Mickey Mouse Magical Quest Final Fantasy 2 Beavis & Butthead The Adventures Of Batman & Robin Zombies Ate My Neighbours Bubsy Super Ghouls N’ Ghosts Tom & Jerry Shadowrun Lion King Mario Paint Sunset Riders Mortal Kombat 2 Run Saber Samurai Shodown Batman Returns Primal Rage Power Rangers: Fighting Edition Wayne’s World Maximum Carnage Super Smash TV Battletoads Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein Justice League Task Force Prince Of Persia Ninja Gaiden Chester Cheetah Earthworm Jim 2 Daze Before Christmas Super Scope TMNT Tournament Fighters Draws: Ys lll: Wanderers From Ys Battletoads & Double Dragon
Totally. I used I envy my friends who had consoles while I had the Amiga. Then I saw how games like Turrican, Chaos Engine and Desert Strike compared across the systems and I never looked back.
Sega mauls that version too. It's got some interesting elements too it still the Sega version is smoother and more refined in game play and like the SNES it's missing like half its backgrounds. Also the music sounds so choppy on the Amiga, this could also be because the Amiga version is kind of makeshift port of the Sega version.
Awesome work as always, fellas :3 (looks at the next episode hint) ...ohh boy. Good luck with that one, guys. That one is really bad on both. Though I’m curious to know which one’s worse soon
The genesis version came out a year after the snes ver. It was refined and tuned to be a better playing experience. Plus it has a lot of extra content in it.
Considering the various amount of Studios that did ports and the landscape back then that doesn't mean much. During that time a game could come out a year later and could range from being a tad better to far worse
Aww snap. Wasn't expecting to see a new episode today! As a musician, I know I can count on Dan to comment on the awesome music. Don't know about the snes version, but the Genesis version, and the series in general, just has amazing music. Excited to watch this when it drops!
Oh wow, Genesis version trounced the SNES version. Knew Dan would show the music some love! Great episode guys. Always fun when the puppets show up too. :)
Sega almost always wins....When its shooters Sega destroys Nintendo.....If you want shooters you gotta go with Sega....suck on that nintendards! Another one for the bad guys /Sega fanboy
Great episode! I’ve loved the Turrican series since playing it on the Commodore Amiga. You guys mentioned that Super Turrican felt incomplete; Well, it actually is in some way. At the time of release, Factor 5 didn’t have the money to spend on a bigger rom cart. So they needed to fit the game on a 4Mbit cart only. Thus several omissions were made to fit the game such as levels, certain details and sounds. Interestingly, there is a directors cut version that was available on the Analogue Super Nt (FPGA Super Nintendo console) that adds all the missing elements. Mega Turrican was actually first being developed for the Amiga as Turrican 3. However, the Amiga was beginning to decline in sales and was quickly redesigned for the Genesis/Mega Drive and released there. Shortly after that, they then took the Sega version and ported it back to the Amiga. So Turrican 3 on the Amiga is a slightly cut back version of the Sega game.
I always recommend your channel when I see fanboys say "Snes always had better version of game and it's just better in every way because Nintendo Saygah sux". I just did today on another video no lie. Consistent classic quality as always guys and great analysis and jokes.
@@GordoFreakmanFail-Life doesn't have to be this particular video. It's obvious wayy more ppl overall fanboy for Snes across all social media...reddit, utube, random articles you find on Google etc. And where in my comment did I ever say the Snes is garbage? I happen to actually love both systems and their games. So what are you accusing me of?
@@retrosoul8770 Exactly. There's rarely even a hint of objectivity when it comes to Nintendo fanboys. It usually boils down to "I grew up with the SNES therefor it's better!"
@@Bubba__Sawyer yeah there are some toxic 16-bit fans for sure. Always baffled me, when I dived into the 16-bit era for myself back in 2015, after just 6 months of collecting and playing games from both it become immediately/obviously apparent they're both really fantastic in their own respective ways. The stark differences between both is what makes the era so fun and interesting but alas.
Here are my suggestions: Batman (1989) NES vs Genesis Double Dragon NES vs Master System NES Zapper vs Master System's LIght Phaser Dragon Ball Z: Super Butoden 2 (SNES) vs Dragon Ball Z: Buyū Retsuden (Genesis)
This is the first time watching your channel that I own both games! And yes, the SEGA version is better. But I still like the Super Nintendo version enough to buy it too.
I noticed that many sound effects from Mega Turrican either borrow or original came from it are used in the unreleased Sega Version of Jim Powers the arcade game , SNES did have a release , sad , I would've love to see which one was better , look it up on TH-cam, you'll notice the sound effect and voice over are the exact same on the genesis right away , maybe they are from the same creator, so many questions. Definitely worth checking out.
SNES was capable of doing amazing things at that time but I feel that it’s games don’t look that well now, mode 7 looks like crap! Sega Génesis graphics are sharper, faster and don’t slow down. Sound is better than Genesis overall, if you listen through a the tv speakers....if you are using a good pair of extra speakers Genesis sounds way louder and sonorous. I think this is because the Genesis sound chip is a “real” instrument and SNES’s is a more like a music player.
SNES sounded fine through the TV speakers, but the Genesis sounds incredible on a good sound system, whereas a good sound system just exposes how muffled and compressed the SNES sounds.
You guys reminded me that I own both of these games on the Wii Virtual Console. And yeah the differences were so jarring to me I thought they were two completely separate games with no relation to the plot.
This episode was a lot of fun to make. Hope you guys enjoyed it!
Thx, I've waited for this episode from the begging of the channel but I will watch it tomorrow cuz the premiere will be at 3 am :/
1:36 looked like something out of The Exorcist.
But yeah, a great episode.
Fantastic review! You guys did your homework & it shows.
Thanks!
I think Batman Forever is next.
The Genesis music is some of the best I've heard on the system.
This has one of the best uses of that Genesis synth sound. Amazing sound track.
I agree. Sounds awesome in the genesis.
Agreed. Best sampled drums I've heard out of the Sega Genesis and the FM synthesis sounds really nice and clear without being too twangy.
It does have some amazing tracks. The underwater boss theme, the post apocalyptic looking world, and that amazing drum heavy track.
one of my all time favorite osts
I can back you on this!
That bit that you did with the Data East voice clip was genius. It shows how much you've progressed writing jokes and dialogs. Awesome job!!
Yeah, a surprisingly cleaver joke. Don't have too many of those.
"Personally, i think the air humping really captures your rage" Dude that's the funniest thing ever!
True
Next time you feel really down and need some cheering up, try some air humping with your friends. I hear it has a 99% success rate!
Inspired by one of my friends who used to do that. lol
@@ConsoleWars haha yeah i think we all get to that stage when you get 99% through something and you fall or something stupid kills you.
When Dan turns to look at him in that slow motion infested with rage look was also pretty hilarious.
You guys need a Turbografx fan that you tell to leave.
I like that!
Too bad you already did Doom. You could have done the same with a Jaguar fan and had the future guy take that instead.
But the TG-16 version of Street Fighter 2 is the best home port.
@@ConsoleWars
Bomberman maybe?
Just imagine:
"I'm Nintendo"
"And I'm Sega"
And suddenly, a third guy appears from behind the couch
"And I'm Turbo"
Both Pat and Dan gaze at him in surprise, look again towards the camera, visibly confused and then, after a couple of seconds all three shout:
"THIS IS CONSOLE WARS!"
Mega Turrican is one of my favorite games of all time. Rented the SNES version but owned the Genesis ver as a kid. So happy to see it victorious
I still freakin’ love that sweet sweet Sega sound.
Keep making these guys. This is one of my fave TH-cam shows.
You keep coming back, we'll keep making them.
Is it just me or do these episodes get better every time?
We like to think so
We need more porn related stuff.
@@DUKETACTICS333 bro
@@DUKETACTICS333AYO
Dan should have said "get over here" to grab the beer.
It turned out to be "coming over there" in the end tho
Overall, Sega nailed it with this one.
It was really impressive how great the music sounded on the Genesis. Just wow.
it sounds even better without that strange compression effect on it.
That was fun. Nice to see the clean sweep. I wasn't sure about presentation, but I like the conclusions you reached here. I think Mega Turrican is quite a bit better than Super Turrican. I enjoyed it much more when I played them. It's one game where the increased resolution on the Genesis felt so much better in how it affected the game's design. Not that Super Turrican is bad. It may even be more appealing to those who grew up with the earlier Turrican games. But Mega Turrican is way more my style. Plus it has some actual rotation effects, which must be magic. And I love that plasma rope. Anyway, fun video to watch.
"You need to be careful though, because you can easily run out of time."
One of my biggest gripes about arcade style games; Why the hell do home games have level timers? "Here' s a big level with lot of secrets, ripe for exploring, but we're not going to allow to spend much time doing that."
The level timer is the reason that I never bothered to put in the effort to try and beat the first or second Turrican games without cheating. "Well, you got to the exit, but you took one second too long, so you lose a life."
Level timers are bullshit.
a lot of these things are archaic throwbacks to cheap coin-guzzling arcade tactics. It took until way past the 90's for developers to realise that there was literally no advantage to having these in home games.
The exact same thing happens in Sonic games, the levels are huge and i kinda understand why there is a time limit cuz, you know, gotta go fast, but is till annoying.
@@Urmrgay955 It's like racing games with checkpoint timers. The game keeps track of what position I'm in, so why not let me finish the race? Or at least keep racing until X number of cars cross the finish line and I lose.
On an arcade machine, a timer sort of makes sense because they don't want someone taking an hour to play the game, but on home games, timers are pointless. They only serve to artificially increase the difficulty.
Sometimes I imagine being able to follow the developers around and impose arbitrary time limits on everything they do. "You have 60 seconds to use the bathroom. You have 7 seconds to go up these stairs. You have 3 seconds to dial that phone number. You have 3 minutes to eat lunch."
A timer is a really good way to force you to improve at the controls of the game.
I have never heard of this game but I would like to that it's a true hidden gem. The Sega's one is much better, however, the SNES version isn't bad either.
I would say Snes OST sounds better (like the boss theme and stage 1-3) and some sfx I liked (The laser that the jumping robot shoots) but yeah Sega nailed in many aspects of gameplay, more levels and stuff.
@@zero-0159 You're just saying that because you have nostalgia for the SNES sound. Mega Turrican has a much better sounding OST.
Based on your Facebook post, I thought this was supposed to be a close call, but Genesis just dominated!
Great episode as usual!
Glad we kept you guessing til the end.
Actually this game shows how "goofy" and compromised Mode 7 can be. The effects in Super Turrican mostly look worse than the ones in Mega Turrican and when Mode 7 occurs, backgrounds are reduced to minimal because Mode 7 can't apply to sprites but only to background!
Yeah, the graphics aren't even close - should be a clear and decisive win for SEGA.
They even managed to get some transparency effects in there. The rotation and scaling effects are quite smooth too, in Mega Turrican.
I think the developers were quite familiar with Sega's hardware, or had experience with similar architecture (Amiga)
That's a limitation for mode 7 as it can only do so with background elements, while the Genesis version used software rotation, not hardware rotation, the ones in mega look very pixelated when doing so, and really it's only applied to very minor things other than the title screen, even then with mode 7 bosses you could implement foreground elements to look like background elements, after all Super was rushed.
I agree the mode 7 actually takes away from the overall experience.
How, literally it's only applied to the title screen, and 2 bosses and they look fine although it's missing backgrounds but it can be covered up.
Man, I grew up in this era so this is my nostalgia fix. Love you guys.
As a huge Turrican fan, I'm looking forward to this! Turrican II for Amiga, has one of the best game soundtracks ever.
All Console Versions are Linear as Hell, no Fun to Play ...
@@AMIGABLUEBIRD The best of the console versions is Mega Turrican. Yeah, its more linear, but its a solid game. It was later ported to the amiga as Turrican 3. The NES super turrican is decent too, it was made by the original creator and has levels like que first 2 games.
Static Substance depends. From the reviews I’ve seen on TH-cam the games look that smidgen worse, and you have to push up on the joystick to jump, right?
@@sloppynyuszi
Well, they look different, because they are earlier games, however I would say that Turrican 2 visual quality is good enough that it becomes more about crisp Turrican 2 style vs rich Mega Turrican style choice than quality itself. Many Amiga games in general often have 2 issues when compared to console games - wonky controls or animation, but Turrican is actually ok here. Jumping with joystick up is perfectly fine, it depends more on a game's implementation and gameplay design if that input method is ok or not, and in case of Turrican it works quite well. In general jump button is more accurate while joystick up is quicker. However there is a different issue with Turricans on Amiga and that is how those 2 games handle collisions. Turrican 1 and 2 use home computer style of not having any visual cues of taking damage, you walk into enemy and you simply hear buzzing sound while your health bar decreases. Its a design that's been in use since earliest 8bit home computer games and probably has a lot to do with how "homegrown" developers were or hardware limitations. By all means this is inferior way of handling collisions, something no one liked even when they were used to it. To this day I think it is the only thing holding down Turrican II from becoming the ultimate shooting platformer. Yes it is just that good and big open levels to explore are big part of it. Mega Turrican is very good, it has some advantages, someone may even like it more, but in the end it is a different game that has what people see as "Turrican parts" toned down to allow for more "arcade" style. This actually makes comparison hard so I always say "just play both".
@@sloppynyuszi You just can't play Turrican 1 maps with a button to jump, you will fail all the time. Of course you need a proper joystick instead of a d-pad.
Great video! "Presented by Data East" was my favorite part.
It was a fun bit!
The Genesis soundtrack sounded much more rockin to me, and the SNES sounded muffled.
Agreed !
Yes. The clean electronic sound has aged much better.
I noticed that. Sometimes the SNES version sounded kinda "light" or "fuzzy" where as the Sega sounds were pretty unorthodox they were super clear and we'll balanced. A perfect example is compare the soundtrack of earthworm jim on Sega and Snes. The Snes version sounds very blah and less pronounced than the Segas soundtrack.
But snes sounding muffled is no surprise, it was its own trade mark lol.. MD version sounds excellent!..
Agreed
Got 'Gamer Rage' stuck in my head now!
As you should!
That sounds like something that could be fixed;
If only you had some scented oil sticks.
*Super Sticks©*
Dan is darn good at writing music.
Just wanted to say that I'm really glad I discovered this series. Fun, cheesy and genuine. Keep up the great work!
I'm predicting Sega wins this. Graphics, sounds/music & presentation.
for sure genesis will win. i think they should have went with super turrican 2 vs mega turrican. much closer fight there
@@Rodzilla97 Super Turrican would have won graphics forsure. I think they picked the right match up though Mega Turrican and Super Turrican were in development around the same time and share some of the same assets.
@@supersexysega i dunno, i don't think it was a fair fight. 15 bosses vs 4. super turrican 2 has 14 bosses i think and is the best turrican game on the snes, it would have made for a much closer battle. this one was a pointless blowout
@@Rodzilla97 I agree Super Turrican 2 is awesome. If we are going for a closer match up it definitely made more sense.
@@Rodzilla97 See my answer to "elHorstio" about comparing Super Turrican 2 with Mega Turrican. Pretty nonsensical to do that when the aking games which were developed simultaneously are definitely Mega Turrican and Super Turrican.
Next episode...Is gonna be one of MY donations...It's gonna be Batman Forever....Oh god...This is DEFINITELY gonna be a "Which one is worse" episode...I mean my god, the control layout is just frigging MUTILATED in those games...A fighting game control scheme in a 2.5D platformer...That doesn't sound like it would work...AT ALL...It also made me wonder why Midway/Netherrealm would think it would work for their Sub-Zero games?
Thank you again sir! You continue to give us fuel.
You do us all a great favor. Keep the games flowing!
Had to do some laundry late night and this premieres. Thank you guys
Glad we could keep you entertained.
I watched this when doing laundry, too. XD
I may need to check out the Genesis version now. I remember having some of those frustrations with the SNES version - especially the jumping
Thank you for introducing me to this game, i had never heard of it as a kid. I would of loved to have played it. And yes, those sega tunes are pretty amazing!
It has a [sonic2] and [streets of rage 2] quality to it.
I love how this was written - the bit at the end ("That really is convenient") was particularly great!
This episode was MEGA awesome! Always loved this game on Sega. The SNES one is cool though the Sega has such a unique soundtrack with so many more detailed graphics and levels. The Sega version is also the smoothest out of the 3..... Yea I said 3 I haven't forgetten about the Amiga version. Great episode and looking forward to more!
Funniest intro by far! The gaming rage had me dying lol 😂
Glad you enjoyed my air humping!
@@ConsoleWars 🤣👍
Great job as usual! Like a warm blanket from childhood!
That's the best review for our channel!
So glad you guys did this one, as I've never heard of the series before but WOW is that soundtrack amazing on both systems. Going to have to give the series a try.
Also, the air humping was way funnier than it should have been, great opening sketch guys!
But when is air humping not funny?
This is gonna be fun to binge watch in 5 years when you guys finish all the games.
Oh god...
You have earned my like for the "air-humping captures your rage" comment. Well done. Carry on.
Mega Turri-can what Super Turri-can't.
Nice one!
It’s funny my brain always gives me a hit of dopamine when u guys hold the actual games up. Not sure why but I’m always trying to see if ur holding them right before they pop up. Lol like when the actors says the name of the movie or show
Probably one of the best Games on the Sega Genesis 🙌
Definitely 👍👍👍👍👍
Why did you type games with a capital G...?
@@RWL2012 tried to make an impact or a typo 🧐
This is one of my favorite of the Console Wars vids. The Turrican games are great, but this is a very well done video.
Let's hope his uncle Danos never snapped.
Man I love y'all's show. With all the crazy stuff going on I'm gonna take a break from the news and binge watch CW all the way back tonight haha
Good luck! You have my support.
Yeah a lot of times using mode seven could have big disadvantage compared to using regular sprites, since it acts on your background layer. Thats why you always see these flat colors and gradiants when you have mode 7 bosses. Kind of looks cheap and its always for some lame rotation or scaling. And since they are backround and not sprites, a lot of times they kind of interact weirdly with the characters, with vaeguely defined hit boxes. Mode 7 for anything else than bground i think has aged the worst in super nintendo games, impressive back then, but sega managed to do some impressive and more timeless bosses and gimmicks with clever use of sprites, like the multijointed bosses in things like gunstar heroes or castlevania bloodlines.
Honestly the bosses in Mega Turrican aren't that great, and go down as easily as any other Turrican boss that isn't from T1 and ST2, rebound breaks the game's difficulty and makes the bosses feel like filler.
@@turrican3839 I've personally only played mega turrican, and i enjoyed the bosses fine enough. Its true that they are on the easy side, but since you have to beat the game in one sitting and since there are so many of them i didn't mind. Still took me some tries to beat the game my first time. Overall I enjoyed them, they have cool designs with big detail sprites and they add variety constantly to the experience
Genesis continue screen has snes box art , snes continus screen has segs box art?
Batman Forever will be an interesting one because while I think it looks and sounds way worse on the Genesis, I have heard it plays much worse on the SNES, so could be the first complete turnabout of the show.
It's probably going to be a battle to see which one is worse, that's usually what they do with shitty games. And man, are they both shit.
@@zanegandini5350 Yeah, I was thinking the same.
Pretty much sums it up. The SNES version will end up as the worst one for the loading times everytime you go into a different room which happens alot and for the gameplay being worse then the Genesis version.
AVGN did talk about Batman Forever on SNES and it was horrible due to the Mortal Kombat combo controls and wish I kept mine. Sega Genesis version is really horrible if you have a three button controller
@@travisbrown6598 If anyone is playing a Genesis in 2020 without access to a 6-Button controller. They have far worse concerns in their life.
8:11 I died laughing at the discourse of the ugly cutscenes, especially the large chin.
The SNES version is more like TurriCAN’T.
SNES have to versions . Mega turrican is a port of turrican 3 from amiga .. in this case turrican and turrican 2. Was missing in sega génesis
The payoff of the Siri thing is my very favorite joke in the entirety of the Console Wars canon.
I am proud of that one
Great video. I was worried the "clarity" on Sound was going to give SNES the win, but when that gritty punchy sound is used right, it can destroy Sony's sound chip and this does. The fart sound, true, is annoying though, but with a soundtrack that cool sounding best sound is on SEGA. Good video guys. Happy to see you're still getting them out there.
Here I was just minding my own business when I thought "man...I haven't seen a Console Wars video in FOREVER!"
Little did I know I missed this episode, but now my day has been made! Woohoo!
Wow this is actually the first time I've gone into a video campaigning for one side bit by the end of the video , wanted to slap my self and say What were you thinking.
This was an excellent video and great example of me being totally wrong......
Still though Sega's Shadow run is by far the more superior game and I think it deserves a re count.
But on this one land slide proven Seeeega genisis is superior.
Agree 100% they got Shadowrun wrong. Was very surprised they chose the SNES version - although it is very good.
I usually just yell obscenities at things when I get angry, but I suppose air humping works too.
Great video as always!
As a *Super Nintendo fan,* i've got to admit, this episode was one sided, but in a fair and square way, i totally agreed with Dan.
As a Sega fan I’m biased but in most of these reviews I’m biting my nails and rooting for the Sega Genesis whilst also acknowledging the Super Nintendos superior graphics, controller and sound. I grew up with both of these consoles and I love them both :P
This video was too 1 sided, how did Mega Turrican seriously win in *every* department, graphics should've been a tie, so is sound, gameplay to ST since it has better level design, weapons, and enemy placements, yet again nobody ever reads my reasons and proceed to only listen to Mega throbbers.
At least you guys have Super Turrican 2.
@@mattkennedy6115 Hey! That's actually pretty good, i am on the same channel as you, excepting having both consoles, i had to rely on emulation over the years.
@@quasimojo345 That is also true, the second game has everything the *Mega Turrican* game had plus Super Nintendo's quality, so... Yeah.
Glad to see you making these again. The new intro also sounds great :)
Thanks. The intro was fan Mande by RGM_Burai. You can find a link to more of his songs in the video description.
Loved Super Turrican *2* back when I was younger; I was obsessed with it as I grew up with the Turrican series on my Commodore 64 (and on a friend's Amiga. Turrican 2 for the Amiga is probably the best of the lot).
Awesome! Were you able to beat it back in the day?
@@judgegroovyman I could beat Turrican on the C64, but not Turrican 2 without cheating! I could beat Super Turrican 2 as I played it to DEATH. The soundtrack rocked on that (another Chris Huelsbeck masterpiece).
I remember back that ST2 got 'okay' reviews, but I loved it. So many cool, varied stages and graphics.
@@thevoivod I also love Super Turrican 2 on the SNES. I got addicted to the series with Turrican II on the C64. For anyone who doesn't know, the Genesis/Mega Drive game Universal Soldier is really Turrican II but with the flying part removed and replaced by original on foot part, and they modified the character sprite. The game was developed as Turrican II then got a very late change to cash in on the movie. Great game.
You guys had a blast making this episode? Well, I had a blast watching this episode! Well done, guys! Stay safe!
Nice Episode as always, but Super Turrican 2 would be the better competitor for Mega Turrican. In an interview back then the devs where talking of the troubles they had with the SNES Hardware. So they made Super Turrican a simple yet solid platformer that would fit a 4 MB cartridge. With Super Turrican 2 you have all your effects stuff and gameplay variety which is missing in Super Turrican.
No way. Mega Turrican and Super Turrican are the akin games and in fact, both of them were developed at the same time. Super Turrican 2 was developed much later than either of these two. The problem is, Mega Drive doesn't have an akin game to Super Turrican 2 (ie, a Mega Turrican 2) unfortunately. I guess this was because of all of the publishing problems Factor 5 always had with their Mega Drive games, including Mega Turrican which was delayed one year of release because Konami was going to release and then it pulled it off. Data East had to publish it in the end. Heck, even the Amiga conversion of Mega Turrican (ie, Turrican 3) came first because of this fact. And Factor 5 also couldn't release their Mega Drive version of Indiana Jones' Greatest Adventures because of publishing issues with US Gold and it's still unreleased up to this day (though it appears that it may receive and after-market release sometime in the future). Yeah, I think the sum of all this is the reason why there never was a Mega Turrican 2 on the Mega Drive to compete with Super Turrican 2.
Mega Turrican is better to me.
But the soundtrack absolutely sucks for Super Turrican 2.
Super Turrican 2 looks really cool, but it always felt a little off to me.
Damn that new intro theme freaking slaps! And that commercial skit was pure gold.
Probably worth mentioning that the SNES version featured surround sound, one of the earliest console games to do so (SNES Jurassic Park came first). Mega Drive still had the better soundtrack though.
What point does it make if almost EVERY tv set at the time was mostly stereo?.. it would be a nice detail if surround sound were a thing like ever... it never reched a place on popular consumer space till dvd came out and maybe bluray.. but even today the standard is stereo still.
Gabriel Martinez They weren’t even stereo, the vast majority of them were mono at the time.
@@justanotheryoutubechannel Yeah, totally bro.. that is 100% true.
Gabriel Martinez I’m sorry if I’m misunderstanding but it really is true, most TVs only had 1 speaker. A lot of people had better audio setups with multiple speakers but usually the TV itself could only produce mono, hence why the Model 1 Mega Drive only supports mono output over its usual cables. *EDIT:* nvm I was given false info, I did some more research and by the early 1990’s a lot of TVs had stereo. Still though, a lot of people would’ve still had mono TVs. Surround was pretty overkill regardless of stereo or mono in the 90’s, but it’s cool that it supported it.
@@justanotheryoutubechannel Megadrive had stereo output too. Do some research. From the front There's an output stereo jack. In model 1, and in model 2 you got it from the back. 🤷🏼♂️ yeah, in 90's people had mono and stereo tv sets. There's not a single 5.1 surround tv set I know of. Sorry.
Ecstatic to see a new video from you guys! Hope you are all doing well much love.
We are doing Super! Or should I say Mega? One of those.
Counting all the winners from all episodes of Console Wars so far...
Sega has 37 wins and Nintendo has 36 wins! Very close.
Wow. Thanks for keeping count!
I demand a recount! How is it so close??
Isn't crazy how 90% of the time the Super Nintendo had the better version of cross platform games? Must be one of those false narratives based on the 37-36 numbers.
Doing God’s work good sir!
Sega wins:
Aladdin
Mortal Kombat
Castlevania Bloodlines
Contra Hard Corps
Jurassic Park
Streets Of Rage
Ren & Stimpy: Stimpy’s Invention
Earthworm Jim
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie
Robocop Vs Terminator
Streets Of Rage 2
Streets Of Rage 3
Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine
Toy Story
Scooby Doo
Home Alone
WWF Wrestlemania The Arcade Game
Captain America & The Avengers
Tiny Toons: Buster’s Hidden Treasure
NBA Jam
Mickey Mania
Bram Stoker’s Dracula
Revolution X
Beauty & The Beast
Taz-Mania
Home Alone 2
Cool Spot
Boogerman
Sparkster
Joe & Mac
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
The Simpsons: Bart’s Nightmare
Paperboy 2
Demolition Man
The Lost Vikings
Doom
Mega Turrican
Nintendo Wins:
Turtles In Time
X-Men Mutant Apocalypse
Street Fighter 2 Turbo: Hyper Fighting
Animaniacs
Alien 3
Mickey Mouse Magical Quest
Final Fantasy 2
Beavis & Butthead
The Adventures Of Batman & Robin
Zombies Ate My Neighbours
Bubsy
Super Ghouls N’ Ghosts
Tom & Jerry
Shadowrun
Lion King
Mario Paint
Sunset Riders
Mortal Kombat 2
Run Saber
Samurai Shodown
Batman Returns
Primal Rage
Power Rangers: Fighting Edition
Wayne’s World
Maximum Carnage
Super Smash TV
Battletoads
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Justice League Task Force
Prince Of Persia
Ninja Gaiden
Chester Cheetah
Earthworm Jim 2
Daze Before Christmas
Super Scope
TMNT Tournament Fighters
Draws:
Ys lll: Wanderers From Ys
Battletoads & Double Dragon
Great episode as always. Also anything with a breakfast club reference is always a win in my book.
That was a last minute addition. Glad you liked it!
Looks like the Sega version literally destroyed the Snes version.....Great Video can't wait 4 more
I got the solution for you guys. Turrican 2 for the Amiga. The best Turrican game ever...
I think Turrican was the best.... on the Amiga! We doing this!?
That's what I hear. I gotta check it out.
@@ConsoleWars Dew It! Remember...... Shoot or Die!
Totally. I used I envy my friends who had consoles while I had the Amiga. Then I saw how games like Turrican, Chaos Engine and Desert Strike compared across the systems and I never looked back.
Yeah, it's not really even a contest.
Sega mauls that version too. It's got some interesting elements too it still the Sega version is smoother and more refined in game play and like the SNES it's missing like half its backgrounds. Also the music sounds so choppy on the Amiga, this could also be because the Amiga version is kind of makeshift port of the Sega version.
I've never heard of these games before but they look amazing. Whoever composed these games soundtracks is a genius
That'd be Chris Huelsbeck. He's a mad lad.
@@DeskoDev Pity they couldn't get him back for Super Turrican 2 because the OST for that game absolutely sucks!
You guys should do Thomas the Tank Engine.
Too funny. I JUST discover this game’s existence and now I discover a new console wars based on the same title.
Awesome work as always, fellas :3
(looks at the next episode hint)
...ohh boy. Good luck with that one, guys. That one is really bad on both. Though I’m curious to know which one’s worse soon
Glad you enjoyed it!
Mega Turrican is wayyyyyyyyyyyy much better in absolutely everything.
The genesis version came out a year after the snes ver.
It was refined and tuned to be a better playing experience.
Plus it has a lot of extra content in it.
Bye the way mega turrican is turrican 3 ported yo sega génesis from amiga
1 or two but they don’t mentioned that mega turrican is turrican 3 from amiga ported to sega génesis
Considering the various amount of Studios that did ports and the landscape back then that doesn't mean much. During that time a game could come out a year later and could range from being a tad better to far worse
Great editing. Very entertaining.
Thank you!
Aww snap. Wasn't expecting to see a new episode today! As a musician, I know I can count on Dan to comment on the awesome music. Don't know about the snes version, but the Genesis version, and the series in general, just has amazing music. Excited to watch this when it drops!
Oh wow, Genesis version trounced the SNES version. Knew Dan would show the music some love!
Great episode guys. Always fun when the puppets show up too. :)
Looking forward to it fellas!
Thank you for the donations!
I played both but love the Genesis/Megadrive version more
Look at that! (6:51) Sega version looks much better
Amazing job! Great comparison!
Now do MUSHA vs Space Megaforce!
Yaaay new episode :) Damn, Genesis totally crushed SNES version!
Sega almost always wins....When its shooters Sega destroys Nintendo.....If you want shooters you gotta go with Sega....suck on that nintendards! Another one for the bad guys /Sega fanboy
Love the Scott Hall reference at the end there!
Wolfpac 4 Life🤘
SNES colors usage and soundtracks on this game appears coming from a Disney game. Doesn't fit for the action of the game.
Both these games are actually good so this was a great episode.
No wonder i had more fun playing the genesis version more stages and more bosses, and better weapons!!
"I think the air humping really captures your rage" LOL
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends for next Console Wars episode SNES vs Genesis!
Well someone's gonna have to donate those 2 games
+Leopold Rosales I know. I was just suggesting the possibility.
No it's Batman Forever
+Julian Williams I wasn’t referring to the hint at the end of the video.
Great video guys!!!!!! So proud!!!!!!
Thank you so much!
Nothing beats FM synthesis.
Great episode! I’ve loved the Turrican series since playing it on the Commodore Amiga. You guys mentioned that Super Turrican felt incomplete; Well, it actually is in some way. At the time of release, Factor 5 didn’t have the money to spend on a bigger rom cart. So they needed to fit the game on a 4Mbit cart only. Thus several omissions were made to fit the game such as levels, certain details and sounds. Interestingly, there is a directors cut version that was available on the Analogue Super Nt (FPGA Super Nintendo console) that adds all the missing elements. Mega Turrican was actually first being developed for the Amiga as Turrican 3. However, the Amiga was beginning to decline in sales and was quickly redesigned for the Genesis/Mega Drive and released there. Shortly after that, they then took the Sega version and ported it back to the Amiga. So Turrican 3 on the Amiga is a slightly cut back version of the Sega game.
Awesome to see Sega absolutely destroy SNES on an awesome game. It’s to bad Mega Turrican costs a fortune now. Great video guys!
Thanks!
Console Wars my pleasure dude!
It’s been released again by Limited Games and is currently on sale!
Omg, the Mega Drive plasma rope is soooooo impressive, I love mechanics like that!
I always recommend your channel when I see fanboys say "Snes always had better version of game and it's just better in every way because Nintendo Saygah sux". I just did today on another video no lie. Consistent classic quality as always guys and great analysis and jokes.
Thank you!
Ah, I see the comment section and nobody says SNES si better than Sega Genesis because always you only can see fanboys of Sega everywhere...
@@GordoFreakmanFail-Life doesn't have to be this particular video. It's obvious wayy more ppl overall fanboy for Snes across all social media...reddit, utube, random articles you find on Google etc. And where in my comment did I ever say the Snes is garbage? I happen to actually love both systems and their games. So what are you accusing me of?
@@retrosoul8770 Exactly. There's rarely even a hint of objectivity when it comes to Nintendo fanboys. It usually boils down to "I grew up with the SNES therefor it's better!"
@@Bubba__Sawyer yeah there are some toxic 16-bit fans for sure. Always baffled me, when I dived into the 16-bit era for myself back in 2015, after just 6 months of collecting and playing games from both it become immediately/obviously apparent they're both really fantastic in their own respective ways. The stark differences between both is what makes the era so fun and interesting but alas.
I'm just happy to know I'm not the only one who air humps in rage.
Here are my suggestions:
Batman (1989) NES vs Genesis
Double Dragon NES vs Master System
NES Zapper vs Master System's LIght Phaser
Dragon Ball Z: Super Butoden 2 (SNES) vs Dragon Ball Z: Buyū Retsuden (Genesis)
Great episode! For a future episode, how about 2 3D racers:
Genesis: Virtua Racing
SNES: Stunt Race FX
This is the first time watching your channel that I own both games! And yes, the SEGA version is better. But I still like the Super Nintendo version enough to buy it too.
They're both fun, but one is better.
Yeh I like the SNES game a lot but prefer Sega's game.
The best part of this video was the Breakfast Club sequence LOL
Sorry lads, you're both wrong, Amiga Turrican has 'em beat.
Amiga turrican is just a choppy version of Mega Turrican. Also it's soundtrack overall sounds kinda lame compared with particularly the Sega version.
I noticed that many sound effects from Mega Turrican either borrow or original came from it are used in the unreleased Sega Version of Jim Powers the arcade game , SNES did have a release , sad , I would've love to see which one was better , look it up on TH-cam, you'll notice the sound effect and voice over are the exact same on the genesis right away , maybe they are from the same creator, so many questions. Definitely worth checking out.
Different creator, but the Jim Power prototype appears to use the same sound engine so it's likely that it borrowed them from this.
SNES was capable of doing amazing things at that time but I feel that it’s games don’t look that well now, mode 7 looks like crap! Sega Génesis graphics are sharper, faster and don’t slow down. Sound is better than Genesis overall, if you listen through a the tv speakers....if you are using a good pair of extra speakers Genesis sounds way louder and sonorous. I think this is because the Genesis sound chip is a “real” instrument and SNES’s is a more like a music player.
Well said
SNES sounded fine through the TV speakers, but the Genesis sounds incredible on a good sound system, whereas a good sound system just exposes how muffled and compressed the SNES sounds.
Lol! The cop at the end. Classic
It's gotta be the 1 game where Sega dominates in every aspect
You guys reminded me that I own both of these games on the Wii Virtual Console. And yeah the differences were so jarring to me I thought they were two completely separate games with no relation to the plot.