For the people talking about the Sega CD... This is a Genesis port on Sega Genesis compilation that played on the Sega CD off a disc. It wasn't a Sega CD made game.
Yeah, but it shows how little care they had with these titles on the newer console. Why bother if u could play the cartdridge one? A lot of Sega Cd titles were just Genesia games with a makeover and Cd quality sound. Batman Returns showed tha Super Scalers had a place on the addon, so it's really sad
@@dbzeh6837 exactly this. Could have been a showcase for the MCD but all they did was stick some different sounds on it. We never even saw this among the sprite scalers that were released in Japan on the Saturn. Why doesn’t Sega show this game any love?
@@carlosbrito5369 Nah. Imagine buying a very expensive addon that promisses a whole new level of games, similar to arcade and then u get just a makeover. Nowadays they rerelease games over and over but u know what u are gonna get, they aren't keeping good games out of any console'slibrary bc of that.
Essa versão do Sega CD é exatamente a mesma do Mega Drive, só que lançada em um pacote de clássicos compilados. Para o Mega Drive se trata de um excelente port. Mesmo com a clara diferença de hardware, ainda conseguiram manter a alma do game dentro das limitações, mas vamos lá... convenhamos que a versão para o Sega CD poderia ter sido bem melhor do que um simples relançamento do Mega né?
Sim, o sega CD por exemplo tem suporte nativo a escalonamento e rotação de sprites mas eles decidiram não utilizar, fora o plus de processamento e GPU. A única coisa que realmente pesava contra o sega CD era a Ram, já que além de jogos de CD requisitarem mais ram (já que não há um rápido acesso aos dados) o sega CD praticamente não adicionava RAM.
Exatamente, assim como fizeram com o clássico da própria Sega, o Golden Axe que ficou fiel ao arcade PORÉM somente single player !!! INACREDITÁVEL !!! Gostaria de ter visto o fantástico Earthworn Jim 2 pra ele, mais acho que já tínham desístido do add-on naquela altura do campeonato e apesar de terem feito no Saturno o que pra mim é a melhor versão desse, o Sega-CD CONSEGUIRíA sim suportar um port dele FÁCIL !!! Uma pena !!!
I've got the airdrive arcade version, it kicks ass even now! The version you featured has the revised ROM's that don't have all of the advertising that got Sega in trouble!
@@123doomdoom it wasn't fast enough for that, but the biggest factor was everything had to pass through the Genesis VDP on the way to the TV. It took time to send the scaled image to the Genesis VDP to display on the TV, the scaling chip had to do the math to render the image, and then send that image to the Genesis VDP for display. It simply didn't have the bandwidth to update the VDP at 60fps. I think 15-20fps was the max that they could get with scaling and rotation. Even if the chip could render faster than that, it couldn't send it any faster. The Genesis VDP is also why they couldn't increase the amount of colors. No matter the processing power of the Sega CD, they were still stuck with the same sprite and color limitations as the Genesis. This is why they went that Frankenstein route with the 32X, to bypass the Genesis VDP limitations.
@@123doomdoom I like the Sega CD, I bought it back in the day, and am glad that I did. It had some stark limitations though, and chunky, choppy scaling was one of them. It was never going to be able to replicate the fast smooth scaling of games like Super Monaco GP, OutRun or After Burner. It did well for slower games like Thunderstrike though.
Neat. in the Arcade Version 0:19 on the Insert A Coin screen it shows what looks like a digitized photograph of a car driven by Ayrton Senna. Man the Genesis version kept all the sense of speed from the arcade. Not to mention the sound was incredible with the radio chatter and cars coming close and driving by. Also 9:36 seeing cars drive by the screen was cool. If I'm not mistaken in the Genesis version if you run into the flag man you can send him flying in the air.
@@JohnCharb87 Sega being careful enough to modify the images enough avoid any copyright issues. (Honda and Malboro on Prost's Arcade image and Ferrari, Goodyear on Genesis image).
Hm...aside from the genesis version not having buildings,an audience,and have other details missing that the arcade version has,overall,i don't think the Genesis version was all that bad.at the time,I thought it was impressive that Sega Genesis was able to do a halfway decent job at porting this at all.
Presentation wise; start/select screens, music and sound wise the Genesis port is very faithful, gameplay wise the course plays like the arcade one does. The home port is let down by the roadside graphics. I had this game when it came out on the Genesis, and while initially let down by the cutback on the graphic side of things, the game over delivered with the modes, including a full season of race tracks. The arcade version needs to see a home release in a Sega arcade collection or something.
Power discrepancy aside, as the Genesis was never going to pump out a looker quite like the arcade version, it is a fun port. Good side-by-side, kept the races close. 👍
The extra sound fx of the CD is cool, but not enough, they could 9f easily added the arcade engine note. Had the coloured the sky correctly and added a couple more roadside objects it could of been amazing.
Sad this was not a game made from the ground up for the Sega CD. It is almost like Sega forgot they themselves put scaling and rotation abilities in the add-on. It was not even ported to the 32X and we see how well the 32X handled Space Harrier and Afterburner. The Genesis game has great gameplay but this is another example of what could have been. I still don't understand why we never got true arcade ports on modern consoles or Steam. Does Sega just not want to make money?
Not only did they make mistakes back then, (another one is no Revenge of Death Adder home port, hello??!!!) but they are letting almost all of their IPs rot and only making Sonic games. Even the modern online stores have many cases of Hamster, Capcom, ect. releasing old games again for the new platforms, while Sega just releases a SMALL handful only on Nintendo online. Sega could make a killing doing this but as usual just chirps are heard.
A versão de Sega CD é boa mas convenhamos, poderia ter pelo menos músicas com qualidade de CD ou um conteúdo extra. Ao invés disso, é apenas um port sem nenhuma mudança da versão padrão do Mega Drive
Sim, imagina a FRUSTRAÇÃO do camarada que já tinha debulhado o game em cartucho e comprava a sua versão em CD achando que haveriam GRANDES e ÉPICAS mudanças ?!?! Kkkkkkk
Interessante a versão Arcade, vi esta há pouco tempo, tem um pseudo-3D bacana. No Mega Drive, joguei muito o SMGP 2, que é assinado pelo querido Ayrton Senna!
Acho que essa versão do MegaCD era a mesma do Mega Drive. Mas o mais interessante que achei, foi que devido as limitações, somente o traçado da pista foi deixada no port. No arcade é uma pista quase real a original da F1, com a cidade em volta e tudo mais.
E tudo o que faltava para o Mega é um pouco mais de RAM e VRAM para se equiparar aos flippers. Pena que essas memórias eram "estupidamente caras", mesmo alguns poucos kilobytes...
Super Monaco GP is one of Sega's most beautiful super scroller games in my opinion however I much prefer the Genesis port of this game with its career mode that has you start on the worst team and work your way up through the ranks, eventually having to challenge a stand-in for Aryton Senna.
Despite being disappointing as an arcade port, the Mega Drive version was still an excellent game thanks to its smooth gameplay and satisfying career mode.
I played the crap out of the MD/Genesis Super Monaco GP. Of course it can't scale like the arcade but the game experience was really really good! Plus you got all the tracks to complete an F1 season. And it had a killer title screen soundtrack that the arcade did not have. Also the career mode was really fun. I hope they include this game on the upcoming MD/Genesis Mini 2. The arcade one had a really cool cabinet and paddle shifters... amazing.
The disc was packed-in with the Sega CD, and it was basically a compilation disc of Genesis ROMS, with some minor enhancements. A couple of the games got minor upgrades to the audio, using the Sega CD audio chips to make the voice samples clearer, and Golden Axe got the arcade soundtrack via redbook audio, but lost the simultaneous 2 player mode in the process. They didn't use the Sega CD at all for Super Monaco, it basically the Genesis ROM on a disc.
Hardware scaling is put to wonderful use on the arcade SMGP. While Mega CD has HW scaling, Sega didn't even bother to use it here and add some trackside scenery. You get nothing more than the 4 Megabit cart game with better audio. How lazy.
Yep Sega was giving us the worst ports on the Sega CD. Sega cd was like giving us the super Nintendo port and the majority of the time the super Nintendo port is a lot better than the Sega CD port.
Truth! But to be fair, this wasn't an actual Sega CD game. It was a Genesis compilation of 4 or 5 game that happened to be on CD. Your point still stands though 😭
I had one of the compilation disc on Sega CD and I spent hours trying to figure out how to make golden ax two players I was so mad whenever I found out it was only one they must have been on crack when they made these games
@@JunkerDC They must have run into some kind of technical limitation with Golden Axe, because it's the game with the most changes made to it, positive and negative. They decided to use the actual arcade soundtrack by streaming it off of the CD, so my guess (and I stress, this is only a guess) is that in order to fit the code for the RedBook audio into RAM, they had to axe(pun intended) the code for the second player. Making it 1p only meant that they didn't have to load the 2nd player code or graphics and sound data into RAM, which gave them the room they needed to have the soundtrack streaming from the CD.
Mega Cd infelizmente foi pouco aproveitado,jogos como Lunar Blue e Silver e alguns outros até aproveitou um pouco,mas não sei porque nunca gostei do Super Mônaco Gp do Arcade sempre gostei mais do port do Mega Drive,mas aqui é mais um caso do total descaso da Sega com o Mega Cd simplesmente pegaram o port do MD e não acrescentou nada,nenhum extra nem trilha sonora com qualidade em Cd.
Sim, a PRÓPRIA Sega era a primeira a abandonar as suas GRANDES promesas para vencer o mercado de jogos eletrônicos... O 32X até que não tinha futuro, mais o CD e o Saturn TINHAM !!! Porém foram ABANDONADOS rápido demais...Qual era a MELHOR versão de jogos como: Earthworm Jim 2, Duke Nukem 3D, Power Slave/Exhumed, Quake, Arcade games da Capcom e Neo Geo (fora do próprio Neo Geo) ?! A do Saturno !!!
Era pra encher de vozes e clipes na versão de Sega CD, já ficaria show demais! Tipo o Internacional Super Star Soccer de PSX, tipo é idêntico aos 16bits, mas tem narração bem mais completa e tals! 👍
Kkkk... Mas, essa era uma coletanea com outros 5 jogos de Mega Drive com melhorias nas vozes, sons e músicas. Apenas isso. Pode ver todos, Streets of Rage, Revenge of the Shinobi, Golden Axe, Columns , os gráficos não mudam. O Super Monaco GP Arcade seria lançado pro Sega CD , mas foi cancelado. Procure por Beyond the Limit +Sega CD e verá o mais próximo que chegaram desse Smgp Arcade. Falou!
Looks just like the arcade.....until you actually start racing. Decent considering how much more power the arcade hardware is but the cutbacks are pretty severe.
The Sega X Board totally crushes the Sega CD by a landslide. The arcade version from four years earlier is vastly superior to it's little brother on the Sega CD. You would of thought after four years they would of given you perfect arcade ports especially considering how much they were charging for all the hardware. If I had the choice of going into a store 30 years ago and having the choice to choose between buying a Genesis/Sega CD or a Neo Geo AES then I'm going with the Neo myself. It was the only way you was going to get true arcade quality at home during that time frame. That's why the Neo is so special. Snk was the only company that decided to bring the arcade experience home if you were willing to pay for it and I must say it was every bit worth the asking price. It took me 3 years to save up to get it when I was a kid back in 1990 and by 1993 I had the money to buy it just in time of the release of the very first Samurai Showdown. Now that was a golden time in video game history, I promise you that.👍😁😎👌
@Benjamin Jagun You're right I love Super Monaco it's a great game for the Genesis and probably my favorite racing game for the system. If you didn't know you would of thought it was an arcade game and to be honest it's better than the racers available on the Neo Geo in my opinion. In all honesty the Neo Geo is really more like a special request circumstance experience. If you were willing to pay the cash then I'd say the manufacturer should grant the buyer access to any arcade game that was ever released outside of SNK during it's time. I'm sure it's people out there who have games like Capcoms Alien vs Predator or Konami's The Simpsons unofficially for the Neo Geo AES and that's two games I'd kill to own because that's what the system was specifically made for. I'd pay respectfully if I had access to my favorite arcade games on the platform if they ever became available. All I can do is hope at best one day it will become a reality but in the meantime I'll enjoy the classics we all grew up with for sure.👍😎👌
@Benjamin Jagun I totally agree it was a fantastic game for the Genesis. In all honesty what Sega should of done from the beginning was to combine what the Sega CD peripheral was with the power of the 32x add on into one cartridge system. The 32x was fully capable of giving the public arcade perfect ports of our favorite quarter crunching games we grew up loving in arcades and local bowling alleys. If they had done that the hardware would of been much more treasured and appreciated throughout history til this very day.😎
Because the game doesn't take advantage of the CD format nor the Mega CD / SEGA CD's additional power whatsoever : it's just the Mega Drive / Genesis version of the game on a CD compilation.
La versión de sega cd es la misma que la del génesis , no es una versión creada especialmente para dicho soporte , o sea , no es una comparación que haga justicia al periférico…. saludos
Colocaram um game de Mega Drive SEM add-on no add-on CD que TINHA capacidade para entregar algo MELHOR mesmo que não fica-se fiel ao arcade !! Que desperdício... A Marota jogou MUITO bem!!!
I am a Genesis/Mega Drive supporter (not a fanboy, I like SNES too) but this game is just embarassing. Mega Drive would have been capable of much more. After Burner is a clear example. Plus, for being on Sega CD (or Mega CD) I would have expected something like revamped/remixed music. Maybe it was not the right time for this, maybe SEGA still on top and not caring for contents or quality..
La versión de sega CD , apestaba!🤔 independientemente si el de arcade era de 24 o 32 bit, pienso que la memoria de un CD daba para más , ahí no había excusas ni pretexto , esos fondos azules sin importancia y esos scrolls parecidos Alos de un juego de 8 bit , hicieron que en e.u. muchos sega CD terminaran en la basura.
Eles foram preguiçosos, pegaram a versão mega e melhoraram pouca coisa o som, o sega CD tem capacidade de fazer esses efeitos decorativos de cenário do arcade, já vi em diversos jogos... Poderiam ter feito uma conversão muito boa do arcade.
Deja me decir a usted que SMGP arcade fue cancelado para Sega CD. Pero , se fue lanzado Beyond the Limit, con graficos muy parecidos con este. E creo que no jugaste la version de MD que tiene mucho suceso entre los fans de carreras F1 hasta hoy, con Comunidad en Facebook, o sitio de records en Speed Run.
A versão do Sega CD é outro jogo infinitamente inferior, nem lembra a versão de arcade , não tem qualquer inovação nem a vantagem do cd para trilha sonora eles usaram, é so uma copia de vários outros jogos da época, jogo sem qualquer necessidade de existir.
![Super Monaco GP Longplay (Arcade) [QHD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/b3_dzGfVero/mqdefault.jpg)
For the people talking about the Sega CD... This is a Genesis port on Sega Genesis compilation that played on the Sega CD off a disc. It wasn't a Sega CD made game.
Yeah, but it shows how little care they had with these titles on the newer console. Why bother if u could play the cartdridge one? A lot of Sega Cd titles were just Genesia games with a makeover and Cd quality sound. Batman Returns showed tha Super Scalers had a place on the addon, so it's really sad
Yea, it's obviours because there is no real scaling.
@@dbzeh6837 exactly this. Could have been a showcase for the MCD but all they did was stick some different sounds on it. We never even saw this among the sprite scalers that were released in Japan on the Saturn. Why doesn’t Sega show this game any love?
Come on Man! Even Sony nowadays do the same think, like God of War ports, and nobody say anything!
@@carlosbrito5369 Nah. Imagine buying a very expensive addon that promisses a whole new level of games, similar to arcade and then u get just a makeover. Nowadays they rerelease games over and over but u know what u are gonna get, they aren't keeping good games out of any console'slibrary bc of that.
The slipstreaming effect on this game is almost DRS-like, and a very useful tool.
Essa versão do Sega CD é exatamente a mesma do Mega Drive, só que lançada em um pacote de clássicos compilados. Para o Mega Drive se trata de um excelente port. Mesmo com a clara diferença de hardware, ainda conseguiram manter a alma do game dentro das limitações, mas vamos lá... convenhamos que a versão para o Sega CD poderia ter sido bem melhor do que um simples relançamento do Mega né?
Sim, o sega CD por exemplo tem suporte nativo a escalonamento e rotação de sprites mas eles decidiram não utilizar, fora o plus de processamento e GPU. A única coisa que realmente pesava contra o sega CD era a Ram, já que além de jogos de CD requisitarem mais ram (já que não há um rápido acesso aos dados) o sega CD praticamente não adicionava RAM.
Exatamente, assim como fizeram com o clássico da própria Sega, o Golden Axe que ficou fiel ao arcade PORÉM somente single player !!! INACREDITÁVEL !!! Gostaria de ter visto o fantástico Earthworn Jim 2 pra ele, mais acho que já tínham desístido do add-on naquela altura do campeonato e apesar de terem feito no Saturno o que pra mim é a melhor versão desse, o Sega-CD CONSEGUIRíA sim suportar um port dele FÁCIL !!! Uma pena !!!
Infelizmente usaram um "copia" e "cola" do jogo do mega pra o de sega cd, Não utilizaram o poder gráfico que o sega cd tinha. Má vontade talvez.
@@nicafe105 Saiu um F1 da Sega que utilizava as capacidades depois
I've got the airdrive arcade version, it kicks ass even now! The version you featured has the revised ROM's that don't have all of the advertising that got Sega in trouble!
I know the Sega CD scaling can't reach 60fps. But Sega didn't even bother to do scaling at all.
Why cant it do 60 fps with scaling ?
@@123doomdoom it wasn't fast enough for that, but the biggest factor was everything had to pass through the Genesis VDP on the way to the TV. It took time to send the scaled image to the Genesis VDP to display on the TV, the scaling chip had to do the math to render the image, and then send that image to the Genesis VDP for display. It simply didn't have the bandwidth to update the VDP at 60fps. I think 15-20fps was the max that they could get with scaling and rotation. Even if the chip could render faster than that, it couldn't send it any faster. The Genesis VDP is also why they couldn't increase the amount of colors. No matter the processing power of the Sega CD, they were still stuck with the same sprite and color limitations as the Genesis. This is why they went that Frankenstein route with the 32X, to bypass the Genesis VDP limitations.
@@homiedclown wow... Didn't know that. I kinda figured that was the issue but fanboys insist otherwise.
@@123doomdoom I like the Sega CD, I bought it back in the day, and am glad that I did. It had some stark limitations though, and chunky, choppy scaling was one of them. It was never going to be able to replicate the fast smooth scaling of games like Super Monaco GP, OutRun or After Burner. It did well for slower games like Thunderstrike though.
It's just the Mega Drive / Genesis version of the game without any graphic enhancement.
For its time - a beautiful game in both formats. Still gorgeous to my eyes. Sega blue skies.
Neat. in the Arcade Version 0:19 on the Insert A Coin screen it shows what looks like a digitized photograph of a car driven by Ayrton Senna.
Man the Genesis version kept all the sense of speed from the arcade. Not to mention the sound was incredible with the radio chatter and cars coming close and driving by. Also 9:36 seeing cars drive by the screen was cool. If I'm not mistaken in the Genesis version if you run into the flag man you can send him flying in the air.
Correction it was Alain Prost who drove that car. He was Senna's teammate.
@@JohnCharb87 Sega being careful enough to modify the images enough avoid any copyright issues. (Honda and Malboro on Prost's Arcade image and Ferrari, Goodyear on Genesis image).
Yes! We bumped into the flag man every time back in the day playing Mega Drive, it was hilarious!
Ayrton Senna's Super Monaco GP II also supports analog control. I think Genesis Plus GX supports analog, maybe others.
The arcade version actually looks really good. Monaco looks surprisingly accurate.
Hm...aside from the genesis version not having buildings,an audience,and have other details missing that the arcade version has,overall,i don't think the Genesis version was all that bad.at the time,I thought it was impressive that Sega Genesis was able to do a halfway decent job at porting this at all.
Presentation wise; start/select screens, music and sound wise the Genesis port is very faithful, gameplay wise the course plays like the arcade one does. The home port is let down by the roadside graphics.
I had this game when it came out on the Genesis, and while initially let down by the cutback on the graphic side of things, the game over delivered with the modes, including a full season of race tracks.
The arcade version needs to see a home release in a Sega arcade collection or something.
Power discrepancy aside, as the Genesis was never going to pump out a looker quite like the arcade version, it is a fun port. Good side-by-side, kept the races close. 👍
The extra sound fx of the CD is cool, but not enough, they could 9f easily added the arcade engine note. Had the coloured the sky correctly and added a couple more roadside objects it could of been amazing.
Sad this was not a game made from the ground up for the Sega CD. It is almost like Sega forgot they themselves put scaling and rotation abilities in the add-on. It was not even ported to the 32X and we see how well the 32X handled Space Harrier and Afterburner. The Genesis game has great gameplay but this is another example of what could have been. I still don't understand why we never got true arcade ports on modern consoles or Steam. Does Sega just not want to make money?
Not only did they make mistakes back then, (another one is no Revenge of Death Adder home port, hello??!!!) but they are letting almost all of their IPs rot and only making Sonic games. Even the modern online stores have many cases of Hamster, Capcom, ect. releasing old games again for the new platforms, while Sega just releases a SMALL handful only on Nintendo online. Sega could make a killing doing this but as usual just chirps are heard.
@@DigitalHaze65536 Agreed.
SCD got dual M68000 with custom ASIC for HW scaling/rotation, perfect for a competent conversion...of course this is NOT the case..
"Dual" means Genny M68000 (6.7MhZ) and additional SCD M68000 with even higher clock.
Super GP Monica needs to come to playstation xbox PC and Nintendo switch I'll take the arcade version and a Sega version
A versão de Sega CD é boa mas convenhamos, poderia ter pelo menos músicas com qualidade de CD ou um conteúdo extra. Ao invés disso, é apenas um port sem nenhuma mudança da versão padrão do Mega Drive
Sim, imagina a FRUSTRAÇÃO do camarada que já tinha debulhado o game em cartucho e comprava a sua versão em CD achando que haveriam GRANDES e ÉPICAS mudanças ?!?! Kkkkkkk
@@felipev8927 kkkkkkkkkk a vida tende a ser decepcionante, tipo eu quando comprei um disco de Megaman X7 achando que o jogo era bom kkkkkk
I hope they make this arcade version for MiSTer.
What is Mister?
MiSTer FPGA.
Marota joga muito bem
Interessante a versão Arcade, vi esta há pouco tempo, tem um pseudo-3D bacana. No Mega Drive, joguei muito o SMGP 2, que é assinado pelo querido Ayrton Senna!
A versão arcade é um desbunde aos olhos. Muito bom!
Acho que essa versão do MegaCD era a mesma do Mega Drive. Mas o mais interessante que achei, foi que devido as limitações, somente o traçado da pista foi deixada no port. No arcade é uma pista quase real a original da F1, com a cidade em volta e tudo mais.
E tudo o que faltava para o Mega é um pouco mais de RAM e VRAM para se equiparar aos flippers.
Pena que essas memórias eram "estupidamente caras", mesmo alguns poucos kilobytes...
@DrTech XX o 32x conseguiría. Só vê como ficou o After Burner dele. Poderia ter saído até alguns jogos da System 32 pra ele. Uma pena...
Super Monaco GP is one of Sega's most beautiful super scroller games in my opinion however I much prefer the Genesis port of this game with its career mode that has you start on the worst team and work your way up through the ranks, eventually having to challenge a stand-in for Aryton Senna.
Minarae was not the worst team lol! Zeroforce was the worst team!
60Fps Arcade master race lol
This would've been better on the 32X or Saturn. The Genesis version is lacking.
Despite being disappointing as an arcade port, the Mega Drive version was still an excellent game thanks to its smooth gameplay and satisfying career mode.
Arcade
Arcade nails it
so, the arcade races thru the city, and the sega cd outside the city, seems legit
I played the crap out of the MD/Genesis Super Monaco GP. Of course it can't scale like the arcade but the game experience was really really good! Plus you got all the tracks to complete an F1 season. And it had a killer title screen soundtrack that the arcade did not have. Also the career mode was really fun. I hope they include this game on the upcoming MD/Genesis Mini 2. The arcade one had a really cool cabinet and paddle shifters... amazing.
Did they even use the scaling in the Sega cd for this?
The disc was packed-in with the Sega CD, and it was basically a compilation disc of Genesis ROMS, with some minor enhancements. A couple of the games got minor upgrades to the audio, using the Sega CD audio chips to make the voice samples clearer, and Golden Axe got the arcade soundtrack via redbook audio, but lost the simultaneous 2 player mode in the process. They didn't use the Sega CD at all for Super Monaco, it basically the Genesis ROM on a disc.
@@homiedclown yeah that's what I thought. Under utilized hardware, I saw no reason what so ever to want a Sega cd back then.
Hardware scaling is put to wonderful use on the arcade SMGP. While Mega CD has HW scaling, Sega didn't even bother to use it here and add some trackside scenery. You get nothing more than the 4 Megabit cart game with better audio. How lazy.
the best game ever!
they didn't try to hard on the sega cd
Yep Sega was giving us the worst ports on the Sega CD. Sega cd was like giving us the super Nintendo port and the majority of the time the super Nintendo port is a lot better than the Sega CD port.
Truth! But to be fair, this wasn't an actual Sega CD game. It was a Genesis compilation of 4 or 5 game that happened to be on CD. Your point still stands though 😭
I had one of the compilation disc on Sega CD and I spent hours trying to figure out how to make golden ax two players I was so mad whenever I found out it was only one they must have been on crack when they made these games
@@JunkerDC They must have run into some kind of technical limitation with Golden Axe, because it's the game with the most changes made to it, positive and negative. They decided to use the actual arcade soundtrack by streaming it off of the CD, so my guess (and I stress, this is only a guess) is that in order to fit the code for the RedBook audio into RAM, they had to axe(pun intended) the code for the second player. Making it 1p only meant that they didn't have to load the 2nd player code or graphics and sound data into RAM, which gave them the room they needed to have the soundtrack streaming from the CD.
Yes, they just put Mega Drive / Genesis games together on a CD compilation.
Mega Cd infelizmente foi pouco aproveitado,jogos como Lunar Blue e Silver e alguns outros até aproveitou um pouco,mas não sei porque nunca gostei do Super Mônaco Gp do Arcade sempre gostei mais do port do Mega Drive,mas aqui é mais um caso do total descaso da Sega com o Mega Cd simplesmente pegaram o port do MD e não acrescentou nada,nenhum extra nem trilha sonora com qualidade em Cd.
Sim, a PRÓPRIA Sega era a primeira a abandonar as suas GRANDES promesas para vencer o mercado de jogos eletrônicos... O 32X até que não tinha futuro, mais o CD e o Saturn TINHAM !!! Porém foram ABANDONADOS rápido demais...Qual era a MELHOR versão de jogos como: Earthworm Jim 2, Duke Nukem 3D, Power Slave/Exhumed, Quake, Arcade games da Capcom e Neo Geo (fora do próprio Neo Geo) ?! A do Saturno !!!
Era pra encher de vozes e clipes na versão de Sega CD, já ficaria show demais! Tipo o Internacional Super Star Soccer de PSX, tipo é idêntico aos 16bits, mas tem narração bem mais completa e tals! 👍
Adoro essas duas versões e também super monaco gpII
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今のポリゴンじゃなく
スプライトによる擬似3Dのレースを
the only thing the megadrive has kept is the parallax. the colors and the sprite scaling when missing, crippled this console heavily.
*SURRA DE BILOBA QUERIA MUITO FALAR SEGA CD WINS NESSE CASO DA NÃO*
_DO SEGA CD É UM JOGO DE MEGA DRIVE_
Kkkk... Mas, essa era uma coletanea com outros 5 jogos de Mega Drive com melhorias nas vozes, sons e músicas. Apenas isso. Pode ver todos, Streets of Rage, Revenge of the Shinobi, Golden Axe, Columns , os gráficos não mudam. O Super Monaco GP Arcade seria lançado pro Sega CD , mas foi cancelado. Procure por Beyond the Limit +Sega CD e verá o mais próximo que chegaram desse Smgp Arcade. Falou!
The 32x and Sega cd could handle those scaler games
Well, the Megadrive version is missing ..... everything, the whole town is gone. (Not counting the side scrolling "carpet" out in the horizon) LOL
No Arcade Alain Prost na apresentação.
Looks just like the arcade.....until you actually start racing. Decent considering how much more power the arcade hardware is but the cutbacks are pretty severe.
The Sega X Board totally crushes the Sega CD by a landslide. The arcade version from four years earlier is vastly superior to it's little brother on the Sega CD. You would of thought after four years they would of given you perfect arcade ports especially considering how much they were charging for all the hardware. If I had the choice of going into a store 30 years ago and having the choice to choose between buying a Genesis/Sega CD or a Neo Geo AES then I'm going with the Neo myself. It was the only way you was going to get true arcade quality at home during that time frame. That's why the Neo is so special. Snk was the only company that decided to bring the arcade experience home if you were willing to pay for it and I must say it was every bit worth the asking price. It took me 3 years to save up to get it when I was a kid back in 1990 and by 1993 I had the money to buy it just in time of the release of the very first Samurai Showdown. Now that was a golden time in video game history, I promise you that.👍😁😎👌
@Benjamin Jagun You're right I love Super Monaco it's a great game for the Genesis and probably my favorite racing game for the system. If you didn't know you would of thought it was an arcade game and to be honest it's better than the racers available on the Neo Geo in my opinion. In all honesty the Neo Geo is really more like a special request circumstance experience. If you were willing to pay the cash then I'd say the manufacturer should grant the buyer access to any arcade game that was ever released outside of SNK during it's time. I'm sure it's people out there who have games like Capcoms Alien vs Predator or Konami's The Simpsons unofficially for the Neo Geo AES and that's two games I'd kill to own because that's what the system was specifically made for. I'd pay respectfully if I had access to my favorite arcade games on the platform if they ever became available. All I can do is hope at best one day it will become a reality but in the meantime I'll enjoy the classics we all grew up with for sure.👍😎👌
@Benjamin Jagun I totally agree it was a fantastic game for the Genesis. In all honesty what Sega should of done from the beginning was to combine what the Sega CD peripheral was with the power of the 32x add on into one cartridge system. The 32x was fully capable of giving the public arcade perfect ports of our favorite quarter crunching games we grew up loving in arcades and local bowling alleys. If they had done that the hardware would of been much more treasured and appreciated throughout history til this very day.😎
懐かしいゲーム(^o^)
Genesis port was a joke for these that knew how it looked on the arcade. Yeah, it was fun, but graphically totally subpar.
A versão do Sega CD foi basicona só é boa, e a do Arcade ganha facin facin
*Why are enemy cars all yellow? CD version can do more colors left?!?* 👎
Because the game doesn't take advantage of the CD format nor the Mega CD / SEGA CD's additional power whatsoever : it's just the Mega Drive / Genesis version of the game on a CD compilation.
SEGA CD version took a big hit in this port, no buildings, no crowd it's almost terrible 😨
Probably because it's just the Mega Drive / Genesis version on a Mega CD / SEGA CD compilation.
@@Shyning77 that makes sense what you said because a lot of megabytes on a CD was used for other games thank you for your comment
La versión de sega cd es la misma que la del génesis , no es una versión creada especialmente para dicho soporte , o sea , no es una comparación que haga justicia al periférico…. saludos
Megacd can do better, it has scaler hardware, lazy conversion
It's not a conversion. It was just a pack-in disc with Genesis Roms, with a couple of the games getting audio enhancements.
@@homiedclown that explains a lot!
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寂れた駄菓子屋でプレイしてたらヤンキーに絡まれて嫌だったから
移植版を探してプレイしてた
またやりたいけどメガドライブミニ2に収録されないらしい
They could have done more with the sega cd
Colocaram um game de Mega Drive SEM add-on no add-on CD que TINHA capacidade para entregar algo MELHOR mesmo que não fica-se fiel ao arcade !! Que desperdício... A Marota jogou MUITO bem!!!
Derrubaram todas as construções de Mônaco na versão SegaCD. Péssima propaganda para o periférico.
CD v is like a beta) but ok
I am a Genesis/Mega Drive supporter (not a fanboy, I like SNES too) but this game is just embarassing. Mega Drive would have been capable of much more. After Burner is a clear example.
Plus, for being on Sega CD (or Mega CD) I would have expected something like revamped/remixed music. Maybe it was not the right time for this, maybe SEGA still on top and not caring for contents or quality..
La versión de sega CD , apestaba!🤔 independientemente si el de arcade era de 24 o 32 bit, pienso que la memoria de un CD daba para más , ahí no había excusas ni pretexto , esos fondos azules sin importancia y esos scrolls parecidos Alos de un juego de 8 bit , hicieron que en e.u. muchos sega CD terminaran en la basura.
Arcade increíbles wins
It's a bit pointless to compare the original arcade game with the Mega CD / SEGA CD version as it is identical to the Mega Drive / Genesis version.
Different games kkk
Eles foram preguiçosos, pegaram a versão mega e melhoraram pouca coisa o som, o sega CD tem capacidade de fazer esses efeitos decorativos de cenário do arcade, já vi em diversos jogos... Poderiam ter feito uma conversão muito boa do arcade.
NO〜 impossible(^_^;)
Ambos son muy aburridos y monotonos.. pero el de Sega genesis es peor :(
Deja me decir a usted que SMGP arcade fue cancelado para Sega CD. Pero , se fue lanzado Beyond the Limit, con graficos muy parecidos con este. E creo que no jugaste la version de MD que tiene mucho suceso entre los fans de carreras F1 hasta hoy, con Comunidad en Facebook, o sitio de records en Speed Run.
console version never impressed me no buildings
Wish we got the arcade version of Super Monaco on Saturn.
A versão do Sega CD é outro jogo infinitamente inferior, nem lembra a versão de arcade , não tem qualquer inovação nem a vantagem do cd para trilha sonora eles usaram, é so uma copia de vários outros jogos da época, jogo sem qualquer necessidade de existir.