@@tohruadachi7509 But the MD version has a broken Jupiter, a weak as hell Mercury, and a Venus who has slow animation, and a weak attack in her chain attack. Not to mention the speed does not work for the game due to enemies matching your movements, and quickly surrounding and overpowering you. And on a bigger screen, the sprites look very similar. And the biggest weakness the MD version has, a stupidly expensive price tag, prepare to sell an arm, a leg, and a first born for a nice complete copy.
The genesis version has more interesting cinematics and better art direction in many instances. Even with a reduced color palette, it comes off with slightly more visual appeal overall.
I have both Cassetts and I think they are both good. To break it down: Mega Drive + & - +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Gameplay has in game text and each player has their own ending on Hard mode.スートーリー！ Sound Track is a Yamaha FM masterpiece. I have a Model 1 MD so I always use my headphones.耳のキャンディー！ Animations for sprites and Sailor Soilders have more frame rated animation. Yume Land (Dream Land) at night Stage!オールナイトニッポン！ Special Queen Matalia Stage!魂斗羅！？！Contra!?! NO! Sailor moon XD! Double Tap Dash moves! メガ―パーワー。。。ムーン？ SAILORVENUS 悪魔城ドラキュラ バンパイヤキラー MODE! she fights like the Belmont with her love me chain.... wait! that was a sailor moon R move. WHY JAPAN!?! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ One Player only! NOOOO I wanna fight with a fried in co-op! どうしたの？淋しい。。。ひとりで。 Voices are using old hardware so they sound very compressed and static like!もしもし！❕！誰だ？ Lower Resolution and Color Pallet.あらら are the walls really necessary?パ・ドン。。。後５分！やったね！ The story us a little different, but that is because it is a in game only story. SFC + & - +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Bigger Color Pallet and Transparency on Shadows, Longer Stages.長いわーい😄 Voices are clear and contain no Staticセーラームーン！ 2 Player Mode! Game night has 2player mode!やったね！ I find the ending more enjoyable, like I actually Defeated the game. YEAH BABY! ( That kiss from Usagi and Mamoru)チュッ！ Original story that is closer to the Anime, because it is the first version of this game. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I enjoy the soundtrack from both games.... but the MD Yamaha Fm chip is Awesome! (SFC Music in future games) Gameplay a little sluggish。 Bosses have cheap blocking moves and take toooo long to defeat. そして！My Synopsis! The MD is a remake of the sfc version so it is like a reboot of the SFC version. Usagi dreams the Dark Kingdom is brought back to life so they must defeat them again. Only the second stages of the game and the D-Point stages seem similar. The rest cant be copaired because they are unique to their version respectivaly. I love BOTH OF THEM!!! GET THEM! PLAY THEM! ENJOY! 月に請わっておしおきよう！ OMG ENGLISH! Sorry for spelling errors!
ONEＭＯＲＥ thing! The MD version has those annoying composite video rainbows on things that are suppose to be white. That is a MegaDrive video AV error. Even the white text has a rainbow look.
I hope you didn't pay too much for that MD version. Going by videos of people game hunting in Japan, the shops always have this one in the glass cases, and the price stupidly expensive.
@@NewGabeOrder That explains the Mega Drive's failure in Japan. But hey, at least it's more faithful to the anime. So who cares? The multiplayer was probably meant to compensate for that.
@@TS-yz3ud Why did the Mega Drive and the Sailor Moon game for it failed? p.s No wonder there is one Sailor moon game released for Sega's 16 bit system and the original physical cartridge is really expensive now these days.
I prefer the SNES version but the Genesis version has a lot of great things going for it. I love how the theme music sounds like for the Genesis vers a lot more and I love the intro. There's also a really nice prologue at the beginning and there's an extra boss fight at the end if you play the hardest difficulty. What I don't like about that version is the soundtrack (the music doesn't sound bad, its just not very Sailor Moon) and some of the stages aren't so good compared to the SNES. (The Silver Millenium stage isn't as nice as the SNES) It's a shame there weren't more Sailor Moon games for the system. Would have loved to see Sailor Moon R for the Genesis and hell even a proper Sailor Moon S game that wasn't just a fighting game. Lots of wasted potential....
And Sailor Moon R on the Sega Genesis would actually feature the Black Lady and Wiseman as the two final bosses which failed to appear on the SNES version of Sailor Moon R.
Gameplay is where it matters, and the MD doesn't quite have it perfected. Play the MD's hard mode, and see how well that goes. Make sure you use Sailor Mercury too, and see how they dumbed her down.
@@Bloodreign1 except multiplayer, MD version is superior to SFC version. special are faster to launch, making them more useful, each characher have more move(dash jump, a new special and a new throw) and more unique movelist (jupiter was pretty boring in snes), the game have more ending, adding replay value.
@@otakuetsamere Correct, plus the sequel ... he unfortunately will have to play the SNES version since the continuation Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon R only exists on the SNES. Which makes me think ... if they had continued on the MD as it would be.
@@otakuetsamere Jupiter is highly broken on the MD version, so no to that one. Faster speed also leads to enemies surrounding you and breaking out of your combos, something that does not happen on the SFC version, plus the SFC versions pacing to me feels far better, and you stand a chance against multiple enemies on screen. Myself and a few others on the Shmups forum had a discussion about this game, and the 2 SFC beat em ups, and going by what they said by playing all of them, the MD version would rank third out of three home console beat em ups. And another small thing, when you pick a character, each one gets the Sailor Moon R eyecatch background as their background, which is completely wrong since the game is based off of the first season of the anime, plus each character gets that same backdrop, while in the SFC version, each character gets a unique backdrop. Outside of the first boss on the SFC version having a weird invincibility window upon wakeup, everything else seems to have a proper hitbox. The MD version is faster, but speed kills in this game. I've played this one, and the SFC versions many, many times, yes, the MD version is fast, Sailor Moon R on SFC is also fast, but like the MD version, enemies can quickly overpower you, especially in the later stages where the gold and silver "slime women" can catch you off guard, capture you, and do crazy damage on you before you can escape. In the MD version, all 5 Sailor Scouts are not properly balanced at all. I find the one SFC to MD anime game that seems to be the same for both consoles, the Shin-chan game. Amd the games biggest knock, and I am not sure why the hell they designed it like this, if you have a friend who wants to play the MD version with you, too bad, it's one player only. The SFC version of the game, and SMR have a 2 player option, a big bonus in any belt scrolling beat em up (a sin the first Final Fight on SNES faced). Even the Streets of Rage games on the MD had 2 player fun.
A primeira fase das duas versões são bem diferentes,chega até ser estranho uma vez que a segunda fase é a mesma apesar de um estar de dia e o outro a noite.
SEGA wins. Dropping multiplayer in a Sailor Moon game was a huge sacrifice, but the game is more faithful to the anime. With NO villains left out. Genesis/MegaDrive wins.
Except the game doesn't play as well as people credit it for on the MD. Enemy hit detection is crap, they can hit you long before you can hit them on the MD version, and they attack so fast, and mob on you so fast, that a multiplayer option should've been a must on the MD version. Play it on very hard to see how unfair the enemy can be. MD version does not win, a major blow against it right there.
@@Bloodreign1 I played both games and respectfully saying,it is almost like SNES is BROKEN,I can way easily play the Mega Drive/Genesis version but I coukd hardly finish it in normal mode when it came to SNES (I still can't beat the game as Mercury it is literally IMPOSSIBLE),not to mention in MD/Genesis the player is told The Dark Kingdom or the Negaverse if you are a DIC fan has returned which explains it a bit,in the SNES version,we dont get that so it feels like somewhat of an adaptation and in The SNES the boss battles are dirty,they get other monster too,so it feels like they are too lazy to fight themselves so they cheat,uhless you have a friend or you don't suck at the game you can finish it but alone is impossible,I personally had a blast playing MD/Genesis version but it is an opinion,as someone who doesn't have neither an SNES or a friend to play Sailor Moon games with,it doesn't affect me but it feels sad that multiplayer was left out,now the game also runs very badly in my opinion,MD/Genesis is THOUSANDS of times smoother meanwhile SNES to me it feels...crap,at least to me personally I respect your opinion,but something in my opinion makes MD/Genesis way superior is the C button,Mega Drive/Genesis has A,B and C buttons,SNES had 4 but they only used 2 of them for some reason? Pretty questionable what C button does is it is an another attack button if you press C as Sailor Moon you will do Moon Healing Escalation,if you press the A button for a few seconds,Moon Tiara action,make a specific combo you get an attack for Sailor Moon it is her crying and releasing supersonic waves,Mercury is Shabon Punch you basicly puch your enemies and bubbles appear and it looks very pretty,Mars is a Red Hurricane and I don't know the name of the attack I don't remember Venus kr Jupiter but I think Jupiter's was Supreme Thunder Dragon. I feel like the better sound and betger graphics are enough to make up for a background you only see like,ONLY ONCE I feel like MD or Genesis was smoother easier more enjoyable and had better graphics but I respect your opinion
@@Bloodreign1 I played the Hard Version for Queen Matellia and I can say,yes indeed they gang up on you,but you can attack like way faster and personally it felt a little challenging,whereas The SNES version to put it in to a single word,was IMPOSSIBLE and genuienly had me wanting to destroy the device,you can't even attack the enemy 3 times because because after the second one they will immedietly beat you up and gang up on you,The Sailor Moon Arcade game had 10 monsters ganging up on you in no time and even that was was easier then this,the enemy is stupid and way too overpowered in SNES,they can attack way far away from where you can attack,especially Rei's grandpa,like the second they get up they turn into marbles and then start attacking you then gangster up on you like cowards,the bosses play dirty they only use 2 out of 4 buttons and make the game lacking ANY smooth movements or attacks,I like how each girl is special like Ami bejng the fastest,Makoto being the strongest,Minako having Venus Love Me Chain which is a huge advantage in both games but personally in my opinion The SNES version feels rushed and one last thing Mega Drive/Genesis has more health so you can retry seven times until it is game over,meanwhile SNES only has 2 and you have three health bars to begin until the do you want to continue screen,honestly we needed more and rhe easy version bejng exclusive to the 1st two levels is a crime but then again my opinion
@bee boo Real quick, I hope, hope, hope you have calmed down over the years. I personally own a Genesis, a PS1, and an Atari 2600. Yes, sega has done alot of shitty dumb things, but you know. They had higher quality pixels when it comes to th 16-bit era. They had amazing games for the time, and you just dont want to accept that. I believe both Nintendo and Sega fucked up alot, but I wil continue to support everything they bring to the table and not fight over who is who's favorite.
Gameplay, music, and visual-wise is a true curbstomp in the Mega Drive's favor. Other than that, it's very close. Oh, and tossing trolls out a glass elevator is satisfying as hell.
Not sure. Probably completely different. SNES has a more detailed attract mode btw. Other than that, SNES version plays like the sluggish Spider-Man: The Video Game for the arcade. Genesis feels faster and smoother. I'm also very disappointed that the two title intros aren't simultaneous. A Sailor Moon orchestra of both SNES and Genesis chips would be music to my ears.
***** I've only played the arcade version, the game play of the Genesis version looks very similar to the game play of the arcade version - fast and smooth.
I actually agree, the SNES version has choppy and stiff animation, where the SG version is smooth as silk. Plus the SG version is the better playing brawler. It has the better soundtrack too.
Sometimes you can punch through enemies without connecting on the MD version, hit detection is not perfect at all. The SFC version seems to have that issue with the first stage boss, after that, not at all.
A tela do snes foi esticada pra se igualar ao formato de tela esticada natural do Mega Drive, isso faz com que os sprites do perssonagem fique mais gordos ou parrudos no snes. O snes tem tela guadrada e o Mega tem tela um poudo mais widescream que e natural dela. Se, continuarem a esticar a tela do snes as comparacoes nunca seram exatas.
Genesis version has no co-opplay,someone majorly screwed up there, so no, it doesn't win. It is however an excellent game, that sadly has gotten extremely expensive for a copy of it.
Didnt know the snes version came out 1 full year before the mega drive version... So why the hell with all these nice upgrades they removed the 2 player option????
I hear Ark Systems Works did this version,I'm not sure why they didn't include a 2 player mode at all. Seems silly to leave this version 1 player only, considering you get 5 Sailor Scouts to choose from.
Acho a versão do mega bem melhor,ela não tem poblema de quando você está fazendo um combo e o inimigo te acerta no meio do seu combo, além de ser mais rápido,tbm tem ataques especiais com comandos de jogos de luta pra cada sailor e esses golpes ajudam pacas,além de ter super pulor,e a magia segurando o botão ser bem mais rápida,as fases do mega tbm são mais interessantes,a versão do mega tbm retrata melhor algumas referências nítidas ao anime. SNES só ganha em som,cor e gráficos mais bem polidos,fora isso a versão do mega e superior em tudo
I'd go with Mega Drive, it has much better graphics and sounds overall. In my opinion the SNES seems abit too "upbeat" and Mega Drive looks more "Serious", which is good. I'm just lucky to have a Mega Drive AND the game. I'm British and the game works!
The SNES version may have slightly better graphics, but the Genesis has the definitive version. Better soundtrack, way more backstory and cutscenes, and second to none gameplay. IMHO, the Genesis version is the best of ANY Sailor Moon game out there. The only other that comes close is Sailor Moon S on the Game Gear. I challenge anyone to tell me otherwise.
Mega Drive es altamente superior a la versión de Super Famicom,Snes en algunos casos es mas colorido,pero Mega Drive contiene mas animación,mejor musica y aveces se ve mucho mejor en colores.
Resolution doesn't make or break a game. Sounds like Genesis fanboys are running out of things to compare left. When it comes to this, the fights over. Take the L and move on, and just enjoy the games.
According to me both are great animations and sound even levels both have their unique levels, but what I find only thing which is better on mega is the character response in fast however in SNES it founds slight laggy or slow which makes you hard to fight if enemy is near you because before your char. Respond the enemy hit you and that's what SNES fails other wise both are great in other ways I gave them equal points🍹🍷
SEGA-Fanboy says: SEGA has the better intro. Unfortunally the game seems to be a bit dark on SEGA and I like the design of the first level more in the SNES-version. 7:15 - Kicking dudes out of the elevator is cool and reminds me to Streets of Rage. This wins SEGA. 8:10 - SNES-version sux hard. Twilight-zone? Hm, a mix would be nice. Street-level of SNES, then elevator of SEGA and again finishing map on SEGA. All in all: SEGA takes the cake, but both versions could do better. Animations are fine on both.
"best graphics goes to Sega Genesis!" "Best presentation goes to Sega Genesis! "Best music & sound goes to Sega Genesis!" "Best gameplay goes to Sega Genesis!" "Best sailor Moon game Goes to Sega Genesis!"
MD version is just too expensive for it's going rate these days. Yes, the SFC version plays slower (corrected in the next game, Sailor Moon R), and it's the version I own as it's affordable, but the MD version being so expensive means I'll never own a copy....unless I get lucky like occasionally I tend to do. The two games however, couldn't be more different to compare.
Man I managed to snag a copy back when this comment was written, and now its going for DOUBLE the price now. Sad to see scalpers take up every facet of retro game collecting. It just isn't that fun to collect anymore
Watching by this video mega drive wins, but snes have a lot of other sailor moon games at street fighter style and this final fight style, and others like puzzle and rpg
On a system with 3 Streets of Rage games with co-op, yet this one does not possess that at all. It wins nothing, other than being a pretty game, like the other brawlers for the series.
As a genesis fan myself I thought the SNES version was little bit better to just from what you stated and SNES is two players where Genesis is only one.
Eben335, to get an intro, you lose a 2 player mode, a key ingredient to a beat em up, and one of the dumbest decisions ever made by a game developer to axe the option. Every other beat em up Sailor Moon is multiplayer, both SFC games, and an arcade game from Gazelle. Boast about your intro, it is the only thing you have to grasp on to. Hell outside of Final Fight on the SNES, every other beat em up is 2 players, some up to 4, some up to 6 (X-Men arcade).
Nope, no co-op play, a key essential to a belt scroller beat em up. That right there absolutely puts the stake in the MD version's heart. Blame Arc Systems Works for that huge oversight.
Lot of Sega fanboys still upset that Nintendo trounced them in the console war is what you see in these kinds of videos on this channel (including the channel ownerwho is a Sega fan). They should be more pissed at Sony, who buried them, and the heads of the US and Japan branches of Sega who screwed up tons.
Lo unico que aveces destaca y con lo unico que se defienden los fans de snes es los gráficos :v y no toman en cuenta que en Mega Drive se ve un acabado bonito en los detalles graficos para poseer menos colores y ningún efecto gráfico, incluyendo que la música es mejor en megadrive qué la tipica de toque orquestada de Snes
Snes queda claramente en ridículo por su absurda lentitud. Se pueden hacer grandes cosas con una snes pero hay que optimizar mucho el procesador y este juego no lo consigue
The fasterpacing hurts the MD's version, and is sort of a detriment in Sailor Moon R SFC's case, though the latter is actually balanced better despite being just as fast as the MD's game.
@@NewGabeOrder And a better balanced game on the SFC version, and a far fairer price tag to buy a copy. Nothing screams hell no not buying this than a $100-200 pricetag that the MD version commands.
SNES has cool animations for idle things and losing as well as better sound quality (though it has the inferior music) but Genesis is better in everything else.
Play it in hard mode,pick Sailor Mercury, your mind might change. I was higher on the game too, till I picked her, hard mode, and promptly enemies were breaking out of any punch combo I could muster up, especially if a second enemy came from behind. Most games of this genre give you an invincibility frame or two while you are attacking one enemy and another attacks, but not this game.
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The Genesis/Mega Drive port is the better game overall, but the SNES version has one thing the Genesis versions doesn't. Multiplayer.
But SNES has better musics tho
@@linhttm58 No
So, what makes you think that the Megadrive port is better than the Super Famicom?
The graphics in mega are slightly better than snes, the sprites from mega drive are bigger than snes version.
@@tohruadachi7509 But the MD version has a broken Jupiter, a weak as hell Mercury, and a Venus who has slow animation, and a weak attack in her chain attack. Not to mention the speed does not work for the game due to enemies matching your movements, and quickly surrounding and overpowering you. And on a bigger screen, the sprites look very similar. And the biggest weakness the MD version has, a stupidly expensive price tag, prepare to sell an arm, a leg, and a first born for a nice complete copy.
哇！看到這個比較影片，我好想重溫童年時期的美少女戰士遊戲的說！不論是在Sega Genesis還是Super Nintendo上玩，都能帶給我們無限的回憶和樂趣的說！有沒有人跟我一樣迷戀這個遊戲的說？一起組隊再次戰勝邪惡吧！
The genesis version has more interesting cinematics and better art direction in many instances. Even with a reduced color palette, it comes off with slightly more visual appeal overall.
I have both Cassetts and I think they are both good.
To break it down:
Mega Drive + & -
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Gameplay has in game text and each player has their own ending on Hard mode.スートーリー！
Sound Track is a Yamaha FM masterpiece. I have a Model 1 MD so I always use my headphones.耳のキャンディー！
Animations for sprites and Sailor Soilders have more frame rated animation.
Yume Land (Dream Land) at night Stage!オールナイトニッポン！
Special Queen Matalia Stage!魂斗羅！？！Contra!?! NO! Sailor moon XD!
Double Tap Dash moves! メガ―パーワー。。。ムーン？
SAILORVENUS 悪魔城ドラキュラ バンパイヤキラー MODE! she fights like the Belmont
with her love me chain.... wait! that was a sailor moon R move. WHY JAPAN!?!
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One Player only! NOOOO I wanna fight with a fried in co-op! どうしたの？淋しい。。。ひとりで。
Voices are using old hardware so they sound very compressed and static like!もしもし！❕！誰だ？
Lower Resolution and Color Pallet.あらら
are the walls really necessary?パ・ドン。。。後５分！やったね！
The story us a little different, but that is because it is a in game only story.
SFC + & -
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Bigger Color Pallet and Transparency on Shadows, Longer Stages.長いわーい😄
Voices are clear and contain no Staticセーラームーン！
2 Player Mode! Game night has 2player mode!やったね！
I find the ending more enjoyable, like I actually Defeated the game. YEAH BABY! ( That kiss from Usagi and Mamoru)チュッ！
Original story that is closer to the Anime, because it is the first version of this game.
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I enjoy the soundtrack from both games.... but the MD Yamaha Fm chip is Awesome! (SFC Music in future games)
Gameplay a little sluggish。
Bosses have cheap blocking moves and take toooo long to defeat.
そして！My Synopsis!
The MD is a remake of the sfc version so it is like a reboot of the SFC version. Usagi dreams the Dark Kingdom is brought back to life so they must defeat them again. Only the second stages of the game and the D-Point stages seem similar. The rest cant be copaired because they are unique to their version respectivaly.
I love BOTH OF THEM!!! GET THEM! PLAY THEM! ENJOY!
月に請わっておしおきよう！
OMG ENGLISH! Sorry for spelling errors!
ONEＭＯＲＥ thing! The MD version has those annoying composite video rainbows on things that are suppose to be white.
That is a MegaDrive video AV error. Even the white text has a rainbow look.
I saw the ending and Usagi did not say nothing about a dream and the game did not show nothing about it...
@@Itsuki_Gamer And now two questions:
Should I play both games or is one enough? Is there any continuity in SNES games?
I hope you didn't pay too much for that MD version. Going by videos of people game hunting in Japan, the shops always have this one in the glass cases, and the price stupidly expensive.
I like both versions
Both have great animation in to it, but with slow downs on SNES and better music on MD my choice is for SEGA.
The SNES version has better musics tbh
There is slowdown on the MD version, maybe not as much, but there is some.
the music on MD is horrible as hell. the SNES version is closer to the feeling of the series.
Nothing like throwing trolls out of the window, Mega Drive wins.
...not. It's limited to one player. Playing this Sailor Moon game on a Super Famicom has a two player mode, so a friend can join in.
@@NewGabeOrder That explains the Mega Drive's failure in Japan. But hey, at least it's more faithful to the anime. So who cares? The multiplayer was probably meant to compensate for that.
@@TS-yz3ud Wait the game was a failure in Japan back in 1994.
@@lavanderroses1537 It's still good. The reason why it failed is because the Mega Drive sold poorly there.
@@TS-yz3ud Why did the Mega Drive and the Sailor Moon game for it failed?
p.s No wonder there is one Sailor moon game released for Sega's 16 bit system and the original physical cartridge is really expensive now these days.
I prefer the SNES version but the Genesis version has a lot of great things going for it. I love how the theme music sounds like for the Genesis vers a lot more and I love the intro. There's also a really nice prologue at the beginning and there's an extra boss fight at the end if you play the hardest difficulty. What I don't like about that version is the soundtrack (the music doesn't sound bad, its just not very Sailor Moon) and some of the stages aren't so good compared to the SNES. (The Silver Millenium stage isn't as nice as the SNES) It's a shame there weren't more Sailor Moon games for the system. Would have loved to see Sailor Moon R for the Genesis and hell even a proper Sailor Moon S game that wasn't just a fighting game. Lots of wasted potential....
There was a point in the mega drive version where I was like, "why am I in the Techno Drome, this looks like tmnt."
And Sailor Moon R on the Sega Genesis would actually feature the Black Lady and Wiseman as the two final bosses which failed to appear on the SNES version of Sailor Moon R.
Genesis definitely wins it has the intros pictures and better animations in the game in general.
Gameplay is where it matters, and the MD doesn't quite have it perfected. Play the MD's hard mode, and see how well that goes. Make sure you use Sailor Mercury too, and see how they dumbed her down.
@@Bloodreign1 except multiplayer, MD version is superior to SFC version. special are faster to launch, making them more useful, each characher have more move(dash jump, a new special and a new throw) and more unique movelist (jupiter was pretty boring in snes), the game have more ending, adding replay value.
@@otakuetsamere Correct, plus the sequel ... he unfortunately will have to play the SNES version since the continuation Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon R only exists on the SNES.
Which makes me think ... if they had continued on the MD as it would be.
@@otakuetsamere Jupiter is highly broken on the MD version, so no to that one. Faster speed also leads to enemies surrounding you and breaking out of your combos, something that does not happen on the SFC version, plus the SFC versions pacing to me feels far better, and you stand a chance against multiple enemies on screen. Myself and a few others on the Shmups forum had a discussion about this game, and the 2 SFC beat em ups, and going by what they said by playing all of them, the MD version would rank third out of three home console beat em ups. And another small thing, when you pick a character, each one gets the Sailor Moon R eyecatch background as their background, which is completely wrong since the game is based off of the first season of the anime, plus each character gets that same backdrop, while in the SFC version, each character gets a unique backdrop. Outside of the first boss on the SFC version having a weird invincibility window upon wakeup, everything else seems to have a proper hitbox. The MD version is faster, but speed kills in this game.
I've played this one, and the SFC versions many, many times, yes, the MD version is fast, Sailor Moon R on SFC is also fast, but like the MD version, enemies can quickly overpower you, especially in the later stages where the gold and silver "slime women" can catch you off guard, capture you, and do crazy damage on you before you can escape. In the MD version, all 5 Sailor Scouts are not properly balanced at all. I find the one SFC to MD anime game that seems to be the same for both consoles, the Shin-chan game.
Amd the games biggest knock, and I am not sure why the hell they designed it like this, if you have a friend who wants to play the MD version with you, too bad, it's one player only. The SFC version of the game, and SMR have a 2 player option, a big bonus in any belt scrolling beat em up (a sin the first Final Fight on SNES faced). Even the Streets of Rage games on the MD had 2 player fun.
Sega knows how to adapt anime more than Nintendo does.
La versión de sega Génesis es superior!! Los graficos son excelentes!!
A primeira fase das duas versões são bem diferentes,chega até ser estranho uma vez que a segunda fase é a mesma apesar de um estar de dia e o outro a noite.
SEGA wins. Dropping multiplayer in a Sailor Moon game was a huge sacrifice, but the game is more faithful to the anime. With NO villains left out. Genesis/MegaDrive wins.
Except the game doesn't play as well as people credit it for on the MD. Enemy hit detection is crap, they can hit you long before you can hit them on the MD version, and they attack so fast, and mob on you so fast, that a multiplayer option should've been a must on the MD version. Play it on very hard to see how unfair the enemy can be. MD version does not win, a major blow against it right there.
@@Bloodreign1 I played both games and respectfully saying,it is almost like SNES is BROKEN,I can way easily play the Mega Drive/Genesis version but I coukd hardly finish it in normal mode when it came to SNES (I still can't beat the game as Mercury it is literally IMPOSSIBLE),not to mention in MD/Genesis the player is told The Dark Kingdom or the Negaverse if you are a DIC fan has returned which explains it a bit,in the SNES version,we dont get that so it feels like somewhat of an adaptation and in The SNES the boss battles are dirty,they get other monster too,so it feels like they are too lazy to fight themselves so they cheat,uhless you have a friend or you don't suck at the game you can finish it but alone is impossible,I personally had a blast playing MD/Genesis version but it is an opinion,as someone who doesn't have neither an SNES or a friend to play Sailor Moon games with,it doesn't affect me but it feels sad that multiplayer was left out,now the game also runs very badly in my opinion,MD/Genesis is THOUSANDS of times smoother meanwhile SNES to me it feels...crap,at least to me personally I respect your opinion,but something in my opinion makes MD/Genesis way superior is the C button,Mega Drive/Genesis has A,B and C buttons,SNES had 4 but they only used 2 of them for some reason? Pretty questionable what C button does is it is an another attack button if you press C as Sailor Moon you will do Moon Healing Escalation,if you press the A button for a few seconds,Moon Tiara action,make a specific combo you get an attack for Sailor Moon it is her crying and releasing supersonic waves,Mercury is Shabon Punch you basicly puch your enemies and bubbles appear and it looks very pretty,Mars is a Red Hurricane and I don't know the name of the attack I don't remember Venus kr Jupiter but I think Jupiter's was Supreme Thunder Dragon. I feel like the better sound and betger graphics are enough to make up for a background you only see like,ONLY ONCE I feel like MD or Genesis was smoother easier more enjoyable and had better graphics but I respect your opinion
@@Bloodreign1 I played the Hard Version for Queen Matellia and I can say,yes indeed they gang up on you,but you can attack like way faster and personally it felt a little challenging,whereas The SNES version to put it in to a single word,was IMPOSSIBLE and genuienly had me wanting to destroy the device,you can't even attack the enemy 3 times because because after the second one they will immedietly beat you up and gang up on you,The Sailor Moon Arcade game had 10 monsters ganging up on you in no time and even that was was easier then this,the enemy is stupid and way too overpowered in SNES,they can attack way far away from where you can attack,especially Rei's grandpa,like the second they get up they turn into marbles and then start attacking you then gangster up on you like cowards,the bosses play dirty they only use 2 out of 4 buttons and make the game lacking ANY smooth movements or attacks,I like how each girl is special like Ami bejng the fastest,Makoto being the strongest,Minako having Venus Love Me Chain which is a huge advantage in both games but personally in my opinion The SNES version feels rushed and one last thing Mega Drive/Genesis has more health so you can retry seven times until it is game over,meanwhile SNES only has 2 and you have three health bars to begin until the do you want to continue screen,honestly we needed more and rhe easy version bejng exclusive to the 1st two levels is a crime but then again my opinion
SMD version is better overall (video, gameplay and sound quality), but music/OST is better in SNES version.
Mega Drive version is up to 1 player only. SNES version is up to 2 players at a time.
Parece que foi ontem que vi esse vídeo... 2015. D:
Obrigado por todos os videos,VCDECIDE sua linda!
I loved genesis ver BGM.
Snes has better sound but Genesis definitely looks better and it is obvious more effort was put onto it too when it comes to the story bits.
@bee boo ewww you are disgusting and sound "a little" salty.
@bee boo Real quick, I hope, hope, hope you have calmed down over the years.
I personally own a Genesis, a PS1, and an Atari 2600. Yes, sega has done alot of shitty dumb things, but you know. They had higher quality pixels when it comes to th 16-bit era. They had amazing games for the time, and you just dont want to accept that.
I believe both Nintendo and Sega fucked up alot, but I wil continue to support everything they bring to the table and not fight over who is who's favorite.
Gameplay, music, and visual-wise is a true curbstomp in the Mega Drive's favor. Other than that, it's very close. Oh, and tossing trolls out a glass elevator is satisfying as hell.
+Pooper2471 Are there two different stages being shown in this video or is it that the games stage design is completely different on each version?
Not sure. Probably completely different. SNES has a more detailed attract mode btw. Other than that, SNES version plays like the sluggish Spider-Man: The Video Game for the arcade. Genesis feels faster and smoother. I'm also very disappointed that the two title intros aren't simultaneous. A Sailor Moon orchestra of both SNES and Genesis chips would be music to my ears.
***** I've only played the arcade version, the game play of the Genesis version looks very similar to the game play of the arcade version - fast and smooth.
That one's perfecto! Even accurate to some of the episodes!
I actually agree, the SNES version has choppy and stiff animation, where the SG version is smooth as silk. Plus the SG version is the better playing brawler. It has the better soundtrack too.
The MD version is faster and collision feels a lot better for whatever reason.
Sometimes you can punch through enemies without connecting on the MD version, hit detection is not perfect at all. The SFC version seems to have that issue with the first stage boss, after that, not at all.
Even Sailor Moon can't escape the boopy-ness of the SNES, I love it
A tela do snes foi esticada pra se igualar ao formato de tela esticada natural do Mega Drive, isso faz com que os sprites do perssonagem fique mais gordos ou parrudos no snes. O snes tem tela guadrada e o Mega tem tela um poudo mais widescream que e natural dela. Se, continuarem a esticar a tela do snes as comparacoes nunca seram exatas.
Mega Drive Won!
Nope; it's one player only! The Super Famicom version definitely won due to having a two player feature.
Mega Drive lost in gameplay mode.
The sound quality on SEGA is SHIT. Embarrassing
I prefer the mega drive version because I like the music better in the mega drive version
The Genesis version wins, great game on either system.
Genesis version has no co-opplay,someone majorly screwed up there, so no, it doesn't win. It is however an excellent game, that sadly has gotten extremely expensive for a copy of it.
@@Bloodreign1 both games are great, but coplay doesn't make it the better game.
I liked both, but my favorite is The Mega Drive Baby!
I like the theme songs not being synced up, very nice.
Didnt know the snes version came out 1 full year before the mega drive version... So why the hell with all these nice upgrades they removed the 2 player option????
I hear Ark Systems Works did this version,I'm not sure why they didn't include a 2 player mode at all. Seems silly to leave this version 1 player only, considering you get 5 Sailor Scouts to choose from.
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Great video, both games are good. Unfortunately this video doesn't show that Genesis version is lack of 2 player mode
Acho a versão do mega bem melhor,ela não tem poblema de quando você está fazendo um combo e o inimigo te acerta no meio do seu combo, além de ser mais rápido,tbm tem ataques especiais com comandos de jogos de luta pra cada sailor e esses golpes ajudam pacas,além de ter super pulor,e a magia segurando o botão ser bem mais rápida,as fases do mega tbm são mais interessantes,a versão do mega tbm retrata melhor algumas referências nítidas ao anime. SNES só ganha em som,cor e gráficos mais bem polidos,fora isso a versão do mega e superior em tudo
Repare a resolução, aversão do Mega os sprites são maiores, do SNES a resolução é baixa.
There’s a Nintendo switch port of ps1 Version
I'd go with Mega Drive, it has much better graphics and sounds overall. In my opinion the SNES seems abit too "upbeat" and Mega Drive looks more "Serious", which is good. I'm just lucky to have a Mega Drive AND the game.
I'm British and the game works!
Sailor Moon was never a serious anime, so the darker tone just doesn't fit.
Better music and sounds? the music is horrible on MD ... and the hit sounds are much better on SNES too
Snes plays just like a Snes game. Slow steady sleep inducing lol.. Mega Drives win this battle
Speed doesn't make a game good, so no. Chances are you've never played both to come to that conclusion, you sound like a fanboy.
The SNES version may have slightly better graphics, but the Genesis has the definitive version. Better soundtrack, way more backstory and cutscenes, and second to none gameplay. IMHO, the Genesis version is the best of ANY Sailor Moon game out there. The only other that comes close is Sailor Moon S on the Game Gear.
I challenge anyone to tell me otherwise.
Both r great. I love them both.
My personal opinion but I choose super nintendo
Mega Drive es altamente superior a la versión de Super Famicom,Snes en algunos casos es mas colorido,pero Mega Drive contiene mas animación,mejor musica y aveces se ve mucho mejor en colores.
Mega voz merda ,sem degrade .falta cor .é o principal no snes 2 jogadores juntos mega só 1 player .snes the best
Both
I honestly like both versions, slightly differences makes the 90's me want both games! :D
Tenho preferência pelo SNES . mais nesse jogo a versão de mega é mais bonita e tem uma jogabilidade mais fluída
concordo com vc anao gostei mui da gogabilidade do snes comparando com o mega
What about resolution? Like 90% of MD games have a superior resolution, almost always 320x224 against 256x224 from the SNES.
Resolution doesn't make or break a game. Sounds like Genesis fanboys are running out of things to compare left. When it comes to this, the fights over. Take the L and move on, and just enjoy the games.
I think the Genesis has better presentation, gameplay, and colors. But SNES still has multiplayer going for it, which is a huge win.
Can someone port the Genesis version of the game to the Sega CD? (With FMV from the anime and Redbook audio if it's possible... )
I do want a OST version of SEGA. SNES has one. And both are different tracks even for stage 1.
sega rules !!! that console adapted more well the anime games
Yet had far less of them than the SFC did.
@@Bloodreign1 Because the Genesis sold poorly in Japan.
It is very difficult to choose which is the best , oof
According to me both are great animations and sound even levels both have their unique levels, but what I find only thing which is better on mega is the character response in fast however in SNES it founds slight laggy or slow which makes you hard to fight if enemy is near you because before your char. Respond the enemy hit you and that's what SNES fails other wise both are great in other ways I gave them equal points🍹🍷
I want both of them to play on my Super Retro Trio
Genesis version = uncensored
SNES = Censored
SEGA-Fanboy says: SEGA has the better intro. Unfortunally the game seems to be a bit dark on SEGA and I like the design of the first level more in the SNES-version.
7:15 - Kicking dudes out of the elevator is cool and reminds me to Streets of Rage. This wins SEGA.
8:10 - SNES-version sux hard. Twilight-zone?
Hm, a mix would be nice. Street-level of SNES, then elevator of SEGA and again finishing map on SEGA.
All in all: SEGA takes the cake, but both versions could do better. Animations are fine on both.
"best graphics goes to Sega Genesis!"
"Best presentation goes to Sega Genesis!
"Best music & sound goes to Sega Genesis!"
"Best gameplay goes to Sega Genesis!"
"Best sailor Moon game Goes to Sega Genesis!"
Eu prefiro as duas
1.-Should I play both games or is one enough?
2.- Is there any continuity in SNES games?
Pero lo que nadie notó es que en la versión de Mega Drive empiezas con 5 vidas y en la de Super Nintendo con 3
Si, es cierto.
MD version is just too expensive for it's going rate these days. Yes, the SFC version plays slower (corrected in the next game, Sailor Moon R), and it's the version I own as it's affordable, but the MD version being so expensive means I'll never own a copy....unless I get lucky like occasionally I tend to do.
The two games however, couldn't be more different to compare.
Man I managed to snag a copy back when this comment was written, and now its going for DOUBLE the price now. Sad to see scalpers take up every facet of retro game collecting. It just isn't that fun to collect anymore
SNES is missing all those amazing animations due to its low resolution.
It has plenty of animations, get your eyes checked.
snes version is one year older.
SNES :D
8:18 pls dont cry
Ambas versiones están buenas
Watching by this video mega drive wins, but snes have a lot of other sailor moon games at street fighter style and this final fight style, and others like puzzle and rpg
Best music on snes. Best graphics on mega drive.
Best music on genesis Best graphics om snes
@@datboidre2212 Best music on snes. Best graphics on mega drive.
@@mixerjdp best music on mega drive best graphics on snes
Volto a Repetir Marota me lembra Rei Hino...só pra constar.
I always wanted an ntsc version, Only with major changes. 1. She is always angry 2. Bosses are angry too 3. It's all english
Nothing like throwing Nintendo fanboy trolls out the window! Mega Drive wins!
SNES ❤️
Mega Drive wins this time.
And it will happen again with game show adaptations. You know, Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, & Family Feud.
On a system with 3 Streets of Rage games with co-op, yet this one does not possess that at all. It wins nothing, other than being a pretty game, like the other brawlers for the series.
Amazing
I prefer the Snes version,much more colorful and with better music.
They are not exactly the same games though
Yeah, the SNES is not the same game because it can't hack the awesome animation intro of the Mega Drive.
Vasilios As me to just the snes version sega has a different story
As a genesis fan myself I thought the SNES version was little bit better to just from what you stated and SNES is two players where Genesis is only one.
Eben335, to get an intro, you lose a 2 player mode, a key ingredient to a beat em up, and one of the dumbest decisions ever made by a game developer to axe the option. Every other beat em up Sailor Moon is multiplayer, both SFC games, and an arcade game from Gazelle. Boast about your intro, it is the only thing you have to grasp on to. Hell outside of Final Fight on the SNES, every other beat em up is 2 players, some up to 4, some up to 6 (X-Men arcade).
Sega 4 Life
looks like different games and differents animatios sega have some great animations ,snes other great animatios
Me agradó más la versión de SEGA, sin embargo es un juego diferente y publicado un año después.
Genes-*AHEM* Mega Drive version is the best version.
True dat plus the music is fire
Nope, no co-op play, a key essential to a belt scroller beat em up. That right there absolutely puts the stake in the MD version's heart. Blame Arc Systems Works for that huge oversight.
A pesar de que me gusta mas la version de Mega Drive la de Snes tiene 2 players así que Caso cerrado!!!
Qué sea un Empate
Resolution way better on MD. SNES version looks like an 8-bit game.
Both run at 256x224p
@Ebay - Actually the SNES is a 8-Bit-console. :D
Technically, the SNES uses the same res as the NES, sooooo yeah
MrZillas, the SNES/SFC is a 16 bit console, where the hell did you get your info?
I'm convinced you are incredibly blind or stupd at this point Eben335.
wow genesis has surprisingly clear audio in this game.
Me gusta como se este juego en Megadrive, una pena que no tenga multijuador como Snes
SNES has better sound, but Genesis has better graphics. It's a tough call.
Sega Genesis Wins
Genesis versions wins slightly
Novamente eu não consigo entender, VCDECIDE, consegue explicar porque a versão do Snes é tão lenta? Jogabilidade do mega é bem melhor.
Pelo processamento do SNES
Playing mega drive now, I think I am on the last level, I am playing with Sailor Mars.
I don't really see how people can say the SG soundtrack is better when it sounds so bland, it's not even as catchy
Lot of Sega fanboys still upset that Nintendo trounced them in the console war is what you see in these kinds of videos on this channel (including the channel ownerwho is a Sega fan). They should be more pissed at Sony, who buried them, and the heads of the US and Japan branches of Sega who screwed up tons.
@@Bloodreign1 Nintendo trounced Sega in the console war? That happened only in Japan, not in the rest of the world.
Lo unico que aveces destaca y con lo unico que se defienden los fans de snes es los gráficos :v y no toman en cuenta que en Mega Drive se ve un acabado bonito en los detalles graficos para poseer menos colores y ningún efecto gráfico, incluyendo que la música es mejor en megadrive qué la tipica de toque orquestada de Snes
Snes queda claramente en ridículo por su absurda lentitud. Se pueden hacer grandes cosas con una snes pero hay que optimizar mucho el procesador y este juego no lo consigue
Paso lo mismo con zombies ate my neighbors en sí prefiero el de sega que de snes
maximum carnage fuck...sailormoon rules xD :v
This is an odd case of the SNES having more colors working against it. Also the gameplay is nowhere near as fast paced.
The fasterpacing hurts the MD's version, and is sort of a detriment in Sailor Moon R SFC's case, though the latter is actually balanced better despite being just as fast as the MD's game.
Wow, Mega drive is so better. OMG!
However, the Super Famicom version has 2-player support, which the Mega Drive version lacked.
@@NewGabeOrder And a better balanced game on the SFC version, and a far fairer price tag to buy a copy. Nothing screams hell no not buying this than a $100-200 pricetag that the MD version commands.
Snes better sound
Sega wins
SNES venceu. Nele, possibilidade pra 2 jogadores foi decisivo.
Genesis
Genesis/Mega drive
There more Sailor Moon games on the SNES
in graphics genesis is better, in sound SNES crushes genesis :)
This is a tough choice but I have made my decision and say that the Genesis version is the more superior of the two systems.
RAG TIME. Yeah right. LOL.
SNES has cool animations for idle things and losing as well as better sound quality (though it has the inferior music) but Genesis is better in everything else.
Play it in hard mode,pick Sailor Mercury, your mind might change. I was higher on the game too, till I picked her, hard mode, and promptly enemies were breaking out of any punch combo I could muster up, especially if a second enemy came from behind. Most games of this genre give you an invincibility frame or two while you are attacking one enemy and another attacks, but not this game.
Ambos son lindos lástima el genesis que no se puede jugar de 2 jugadores
Só esse fato já mostra a versão do sfc melhor
i think snes is better cause it has 2 player mode already making it a superior version cause beat em ups are mostly fun with a friend
Megadrive looks better
Sega fanboys here lol.