@@NintendoComplete yeah the nes port was much more well received than genesis port but genesis port is pretty decent and it probally goes for pretty dirt cheap at these retro game stores.
“You can just kick them?!?!? Great, so my bat gun does absolutely nothing but this tiny kick just vaporizes them. What sense does that make? I can shoot the other statues but not these ones?” *Joker laughing in the background*
I played the original NES version of the game when it first released but had never seen any of the Super NES or Genesis version until recently. I’m in dumbfounded shock at how much worse both versions are compared to the NES version! You’d think the two 16 bit versions would blow the NES version clear out of the water but no, it’s the other way around here. The NES version is what I’d expect the actual 16 bit versions to be! As far as I’m concerned the NES version pushes that system to its absolute limits, it’s a 16 bit game running on 8 bit hardware full stop. Sunsoft always pushed the NES like that. Just stunned. The NES version craps all over the other two from a massive height.
To be fair to the SNES version, it was never released at all, the Genesis version on the other hand, was a case of something Sunsoft would start doing in the 16 bit generation, outsourcing their games to other developers, or releasing smaller devs games under their banner. Only thing Sunsoft was still doing right at the time were their Hebereke games.
To be fair, the Genesis version was more fair in its difficulty and was more true to what Batman is. The NES version made him out like Rambo just shooting everything.
This is what happens when Sunsoft says "fuck it," and farms it out to another developer to port. Mind you, this developer they farmed out to only had a single sports game under their belt. So chances are it was dirt cheap. I think Sunsoft was putting its eggs into both Batman the Movie and Superman at the time on the Genesis.
Sunsoft did fine for the first Batman game, and Superman (I do not know why people trash that one, it was Sunsoft developed, and good), but with games like this, and Blaster Master 2, along with the Aero the Acrobat games, and Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel, their rep took a massive hit.
lol. I remember playing this as a kid after playing the Return of the Joker on nes, and remember thinking, why is this worse? The sound is the worst part of it for me.
Played both the Sega and Nintendo version of this game. Nintendo hit it out if the park. This looks like a kid wearing an 80's Halloween costume with slower reflexes compared to the Nintendo version.
Yeah....I didn't understand what happened here at all. This was Sunsoft that released this abomination and anyone that has ever played a good Genesis Batman game will tell you this was D minus effort. Remember the first Batman game they made for the Genesis? Greatness.
@@Sinn0100 Batman returns was a good game but not on the level as the super Nintendo version. It was a great game if you are a skilled gamer. I've seen other day they hate it.
@@keithsmith8331 I'm going to have to disagree with you. I'm not talking about the difficulty...that doesn't even come into the equation. We'll start with the God awful sound effects first. They are so bad it almost gives you an instant headache. I can tell you that Sunsoft used the Gems Driver to make this game and it shows. The soundtrack isn't just tinny it is chains scraping the ground grindage. The game also suffers from some garish color choices. There was no need to use the Genesis color pallet the way they did...not in 1991. If you want to see a game with good use of the Genesis's color pallet that captures the 1990's comic book ascetic look at Strider for the Genesis (1990 release). Addendum- This was around the time many developers decided they were going to make the Snes their lead platform no matter who was leading the generation. Sega went from getting incredible work from 3rd parties to good enough. It's not as if the Genesis was hard to develop for...99.9% of the arcade cabs from that era all ran a 68K Motorola 16-bit processor and a Zilog Z-80 8-bit co-processor.
It's really funny how this version being labeled Revenge when the other ones are labeled Return is like some Nostradamus-level foreshadowing of Mark Hamill being involved with the character.
I've owned the Genesis version of this game and my opinion of the game dropped the further I got into it. 4-3 made me realized how lackluster and unbalanced the difficulty can be in this game. Throughout the entire game I used the C weapon because it mostly wipes out enemies in one or two hits. The disappointment I had when i saw the tactic needed to beat that boss with such little damage was unavoidable. Haven't played or seen much the NES version but I'm seeing a lot of people say it beats this one. Wonder how good the unreleased SNES version is
I don't know what this is but Sunsoft really messed this up good. The sound effects have to be some of the worst to ever be belted out of Sega's Yamaha YM2612 sound chip. I don't think they used the Zilog Z-80 at all when they did this game. Such a poor showing after the first game in 1990.
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I love Batman games and I love the Genesis, but this game is balls. If you want a good Batman game for Genesis, go with The Adventures of Batman & Robin, or the first Batman movie game.
The way they drew Batman's portrait in the boss fights is meant to look like he has a cleft or dimple on his lower lip, but because there are two big blocks of light pixels directly next to the cleft, my brain keeps thinking that he has two big buck teeth sticking out & I hate it. 😆
I think it's just a cool way they devised to show he's being restored to full power before starting. No story canon I can think of would fit; certainly not from 1989-1991.
Theres a smart trick to beat the last boss wish I knew that when I was a kid but when the big blue screws come you gotta jump then DUCK down quick then get back up and start shooting ;)
Oooof. I mean, I can't be too mad, because the core content is still there, but wow, this is rough. The contracted devs tried so hard though, I'm sure. Likely under-staffed and under-funded.
Sunsoft stupidly outsourced something they should've done themselves. The worst part is, the music is done by Tommy Tallarico, and it just makes him look bad as a music composer. He's pretty overrated you'd think listening to this games soundtrack. Then you look at the first Batman game on the Genesis, done by Sunsoft themselves, and Naoki Kodaka, and how well done it was, this follow up is a total embarrassment.
@@retrosven8928 He said "the best 16 bit version of batman," not 8-bit. Besides, Return of the Joker may be good, but I doubt it's better than Batman Returns on SNES. And coming to this comments section just contradict Daniel's opinion is illogical.
The genesis version was outsourced to a western developer not sure why sunsoft didn't worked on this in-house there was a snes version that was worked on but got cancelled
The soundtrack being worse on the Genesis is extra confusing considering the Genesis version of the first Batman game, while largely different from its NES counterpart, had its own kickass soundtrack. What the hell happened here?
I used to play this version a lot when I was a kid. I really enjoyed it. And I really loved the music (I used to hum it whenever I played the game) However, I've always found funny the fact that Batman explodes as if he was made of pure energy lol. The death s.e. was particularly hilarious LMFAO
Yikes, everything looks badly compressed, like they didn't know how to fully flesh out things with more colors, and the music is uh... Well... it's something. This is what happens with a lazy port. Still, I'd rather play this than _Aero the Acro-Bat_ (I know some people like those games but I can't stand them).
Seriously. It's like a kid that got the box of 64 Crayolas. Which one should I use? There are so many! ....I'll just use all of them! Fun in coloring books, but not so much in video games.
Surprising how you managed bosses without using power boost. It's somewhat improvement over original version, but depending on chosen weapon can suck really hard. Back then as a kid, it was mostly the only way I could've manage some bosses like the one from 4-3.
oh wow did they even bomb the Genesis version of this game. Play the NES version. It may be harder but its got that edge look to it Batman is more of his British/American counterpart at this time and he uses the Batwing at the end and actually has a gun like stun weapon
Hey let's make a bad knock off of Contra, add some of the most annoying aspects of MegaMan, and then slap some Batman graphics on it... I feel like this was not originally made as a Batman game, but they just changed a few sprites and then tried to sell it as one. At least most other Batman games try to have elements of Gotham City and bat-related gadgets and art style.
@@DavidSherman1980 I was talking about the NES version of Return of the Joker, which was way better than this bad port on the Mega Drive. And i still can't believe people call this game "Contra knockoff". Like, beacuse you're shooting or what?
@@slodekslod9337 Oh yes, NES Return of the Joker is much different and better than this Sega one. The Contra comparisons are mostly the crazy platforming with energy weapons and power-ups, and the boss fights. That's also why it has aspects of MegaMan too. But all poorly implemented. None of it feels like it was intended to be a Batman game during development. More likely they needed a Batman game, then slapped Batman sprites into a game already developed but not yet released. That was actually more common than people realize back then. The most famous game like that was Super Mario Bros 2. Thankfully in that case, the game they added Mario characters to was actually fun.
MEGAbatMAN This is based on the Batman 1/2 movie where Joker wants to kill Batman by resorting to soap bubbles and Batman fights back with his laser canon (he learnt that technique after meeting Megaman)
No way you reached 6-3 without dieying. The problems with these longplays is that they don't help at all the average player. It's probably very easy to beat 6-3 with that weapon but the average player in a first playthrough won't have it. So, useless longplay. Unless you like to use save states.
I had just recently played this game live, and it's simply impossible to dodge the fireballs the final boss Joker has shot. I only managed to cheese through it by saving and using the invincibility powerups...
Call me crazy but I actually like the graphical presentation of this version. It's way less fitting than the gritty dark comic artstyle of the NES version but I like how it's generally a lot less empty and monotonous looking and the cartoony look works in it's own way. On top of there being way more layers.
The gameboy version is the one I grew up playing and I think it is much better than this.. AVGN certainly elaborately made things funny for his video but its really ok.
The Game Boy one is an entirely different game, people don't seem to like it all that much, for me, it's fine, though it's difficulty can get a little cheap at times.
Lol at Batman's portrait during the boss fights
8:22 LoL
@@mikaelsza I meant during the boss fights, but that one, lmao
Somehow this 16-bit port of a classic NES game ends up doing little but embarrassing the Genesis. Wtf, Sunsoft?
I take it you dont like this game very much ??
@@danielsantana540 Lol yeah, you could say that. The NES game is so much better.
@@NintendoComplete yeah the nes port was much more well received than genesis port but genesis port is pretty decent and it probally goes for pretty dirt cheap at these retro game stores.
I'd just as soon not play it at all than play the Genesis version.
@@NintendoComplete i see.
Now here is one Batman game I have never even heard of until now.
Nes>>>>>>Genesis version
Outside of The Adventures of Batman and Robin, this was the most difficult Batman sega game.
@@kyokitagawa7977Sunsoft: Push the 2A03 to its limits.
Ringler Studios: Redo the music in GEMS.
I could've been a good video game music composer in the 90s. They did a good job on this, the intro melody has stuck with me since childhood
You should hear the NES version.
1:30 Imagine showing this part to AVGN
“You can just kick them?!?!? Great, so my bat gun does absolutely nothing but this tiny kick just vaporizes them. What sense does that make? I can shoot the other statues but not these ones?”
*Joker laughing in the background*
@@bulb9970 lmao, exactly like that
No wonder why AVGN Never pass the gargoyle.
I played the original NES version of the game when it first released but had never seen any of the Super NES or Genesis version until recently. I’m in dumbfounded shock at how much worse both versions are compared to the NES version! You’d think the two 16 bit versions would blow the NES version clear out of the water but no, it’s the other way around here. The NES version is what I’d expect the actual 16 bit versions to be! As far as I’m concerned the NES version pushes that system to its absolute limits, it’s a 16 bit game running on 8 bit hardware full stop. Sunsoft always pushed the NES like that. Just stunned. The NES version craps all over the other two from a massive height.
To be fair to the SNES version, it was never released at all, the Genesis version on the other hand, was a case of something Sunsoft would start doing in the 16 bit generation, outsourcing their games to other developers, or releasing smaller devs games under their banner. Only thing Sunsoft was still doing right at the time were their Hebereke games.
To be fair, the Genesis version was more fair in its difficulty and was more true to what Batman is. The NES version made him out like Rambo just shooting everything.
And this outsourced developer decided to use GEMS, and badly like most users of GEMS.
The AVGN Batman episode is my first thought when I watch this.
Those gargoyles....
This is what happens when Sunsoft says "fuck it," and farms it out to another developer to port. Mind you, this developer they farmed out to only had a single sports game under their belt. So chances are it was dirt cheap. I think Sunsoft was putting its eggs into both Batman the Movie and Superman at the time on the Genesis.
Sunsoft did fine for the first Batman game, and Superman (I do not know why people trash that one, it was Sunsoft developed, and good), but with games like this, and Blaster Master 2, along with the Aero the Acrobat games, and Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel, their rep took a massive hit.
i still have this sega game somewhere, i spent so many hours playing and it was super, good memories :)
lol. I remember playing this as a kid after playing the Return of the Joker on nes, and remember thinking, why is this worse? The sound is the worst part of it for me.
maybe because of fighting the joker himself since he is insanely hard to beat
Maybe it has cartoony graphics, but damn the Joker in the intro is a nightmare fuel
Looks like a less terrible version of Joker from Serious House on Serious Earth.
James charles if he cosplayed the joker
He looks like Prince
Played both the Sega and Nintendo version of this game. Nintendo hit it out if the park. This looks like a kid wearing an 80's Halloween costume with slower reflexes compared to the Nintendo version.
Yeah....I didn't understand what happened here at all. This was Sunsoft that released this abomination and anyone that has ever played a good Genesis Batman game will tell you this was D minus effort. Remember the first Batman game they made for the Genesis? Greatness.
@@Sinn0100 Batman returns was a good game but not on the level as the super Nintendo version. It was a great game if you are a skilled gamer. I've seen other day they hate it.
@@keithsmith8331
I'm going to have to disagree with you. I'm not talking about the difficulty...that doesn't even come into the equation. We'll start with the God awful sound effects first. They are so bad it almost gives you an instant headache. I can tell you that Sunsoft used the Gems Driver to make this game and it shows. The soundtrack isn't just tinny it is chains scraping the ground grindage. The game also suffers from some garish color choices. There was no need to use the Genesis color pallet the way they did...not in 1991. If you want to see a game with good use of the Genesis's color pallet that captures the 1990's comic book ascetic look at Strider for the Genesis (1990 release).
Addendum- This was around the time many developers decided they were going to make the Snes their lead platform no matter who was leading the generation. Sega went from getting incredible work from 3rd parties to good enough. It's not as if the Genesis was hard to develop for...99.9% of the arcade cabs from that era all ran a 68K Motorola 16-bit processor and a Zilog Z-80 8-bit co-processor.
@@Sinn0100Sunsoft didn't actually develop this one, they outsourced it to a western developer and then published it.
@@joeyjo-joshabadu9636
AAAhh...
Why does his gun at 10:58 look like the upgrade from Fester's Quest lol
This looks like an Amiga port gone horribly wrong, and that's an insult to the Amiga and ports from it.
Joker in a spaceship throwing bubbles. 😎
I gotta say, I love that sneaky ninja animation that happens when Batman stays idle for too long.
GOD I LOVED THIS GAME SO MUCH
Que nostalgia lembro de joga no meu antigo mega drive, com meus primo.ate de madrugada
Looks better and sounds better on the NES
NES - Dark Comix Book
Genesis - Peaceful Cartoon
It's really funny how this version being labeled Revenge when the other ones are labeled Return is like some Nostradamus-level foreshadowing of Mark Hamill being involved with the character.
I've owned the Genesis version of this game and my opinion of the game dropped the further I got into it. 4-3 made me realized how lackluster and unbalanced the difficulty can be in this game. Throughout the entire game I used the C weapon because it mostly wipes out enemies in one or two hits. The disappointment I had when i saw the tactic needed to beat that boss with such little damage was unavoidable.
Haven't played or seen much the NES version but I'm seeing a lot of people say it beats this one. Wonder how good the unreleased SNES version is
I don't know what this is but Sunsoft really messed this up good. The sound effects have to be some of the worst to ever be belted out of Sega's Yamaha YM2612 sound chip. I don't think they used the Zilog Z-80 at all when they did this game. Such a poor showing after the first game in 1990.
I love Batman games and I love the Genesis, but this game is balls. If you want a good Batman game for Genesis, go with The Adventures of Batman & Robin, or the first Batman movie game.
What happens when a game on the Genesis is somehow inferior to the 8-bit NES version? You get Revenge of the Joker.
If you think this is bad, you should look up the SNES version that never got released...
Oh god...not that abomination...
They are both bad, both outsourced.
Never got released and for good reasons.
The unreleased SNES one actually is way better than this.
Why does it look like there are like a ton of background elements that the NES original had that are missing in this version?
NES is the superior one
1:32 avgn never explains this part of the sega genesis version
No offend to Sega..
But.... THE NES version is the best one!! No doubt. .awsome songs and graphics but damn..
.what a difficult game it was..
The way they drew Batman's portrait in the boss fights is meant to look like he has a cleft or dimple on his lower lip, but because there are two big blocks of light pixels directly next to the cleft, my brain keeps thinking that he has two big buck teeth sticking out & I hate it. 😆
So that’s how you kill those gargoyles. Slide then kick. AVGN fans rejoice, we figured it out
I remember renting this game as a kid... and was completely disappointed by it.
People developing this and sending it to Sunsoft for them to publish: don't care if its terrible just publish it
whats up with boss fights starting with batman being hit with lighting?
I think it's just a cool way they devised to show he's being restored to full power before starting. No story canon I can think of would fit; certainly not from 1989-1991.
Does themanual explain how The Joker survived the fall?
Theres a smart trick to beat the last boss wish I knew that when I was a kid but when the big blue screws come you gotta jump then DUCK down quick then get back up and start shooting ;)
Oooof. I mean, I can't be too mad, because the core content is still there, but wow, this is rough.
The contracted devs tried so hard though, I'm sure. Likely under-staffed and under-funded.
Sunsoft stupidly outsourced something they should've done themselves. The worst part is, the music is done by Tommy Tallarico, and it just makes him look bad as a music composer. He's pretty overrated you'd think listening to this games soundtrack. Then you look at the first Batman game on the Genesis, done by Sunsoft themselves, and Naoki Kodaka, and how well done it was, this follow up is a total embarrassment.
@@Bloodreign1 to be fair this was one of Tallerico's first works.
@@Bloodreign1 The OST for this game sounds pretty great on NES. Not to the level of Kodaka's, but IMO it's still quite good.
Nintendoes what Genesis dont....
Yeah I remember classic batman fighting mechs in ice lava volcanoes and giant spiders.
Batman return of the joker!!
Batman returns Snes is the best 16 bit version of batman in my opinion
No the best batman is return of the joker for nes 😊
@@retrosven8928 He said "the best 16 bit version of batman," not 8-bit. Besides, Return of the Joker may be good, but I doubt it's better than Batman Returns on SNES. And coming to this comments section just contradict Daniel's opinion is illogical.
I don't remember any of those villains in the Batman franchise.
What happen to the colors???
Not pretty, is it?
@@NintendoComplete Looks a old computer like Ms DOS game 😂
The intro looks more consistent
I like how it looks. Kill me.
Hey, NintendoComplete. Can you please do a playthrough of the original Vectorman for Sega Genesis?
Aweful port
It's like they made an easy mode and left it at that. Even the music sounds like it could have been harder.
19:40 joker laugh 23:00
NES ver. superior, SNES and Genesis ver. of this game inferior.
You think the Genesis would provide a better ver. compared to what we got here.
The genesis version was outsourced to a western developer not sure why sunsoft didn't worked on this in-house there was a snes version that was worked on but got cancelled
When you program a kick to be more effective against enemies and crates than a gun, you’re not making a good game.
Never knew there was a Genesis version
Why does it feel like a shareware DOS game from 1993?
That’s true the nes version was superior not sure why sunsoft outsource the genesis port and not developed it in-house
the environments look okay, but why do some enemies and objects just blink out of existence when you hit them? and why are the sprites so damn ugly?
The soundtrack being worse on the Genesis is extra confusing considering the Genesis version of the first Batman game, while largely different from its NES counterpart, had its own kickass soundtrack. What the hell happened here?
It was farmed out to the very inexperienced & at the time incompetent Ringler Studios.
I used to play this version a lot when I was a kid. I really enjoyed it. And I really loved the music (I used to hum it whenever I played the game) However, I've always found funny the fact that Batman explodes as if he was made of pure energy lol. The death s.e. was particularly hilarious LMFAO
Yikes, everything looks badly compressed, like they didn't know how to fully flesh out things with more colors, and the music is uh... Well... it's something. This is what happens with a lazy port. Still, I'd rather play this than _Aero the Acro-Bat_ (I know some people like those games but I can't stand them).
Seriously. It's like a kid that got the box of 64 Crayolas.
Which one should I use? There are so many! ....I'll just use all of them!
Fun in coloring books, but not so much in video games.
@@NintendoComplete Also, Batman's face at 8:22 is horrifying. Malformed baby teeth... Eeeeesh.
@@LPetal86 Omg how have I never noticed that before? He looks like one of the ghoulies
ATA 1 wasn’t that good, but I really enjoyed the second one.
Surprising how you managed bosses without using power boost. It's somewhat improvement over original version, but depending on chosen weapon can suck really hard. Back then as a kid, it was mostly the only way I could've manage some bosses like the one from 4-3.
8 bit better 😀
I definitely agree and I played both versions
I can deal with Graphics and Music but the sounds from some weapons and traps are weird and loud that hurt my ear, bad choices from Devs.
Maybe your tv was that bad from raging over losing from joker 😝😝😝
The Angry Nintendo Nerd should have tried kicking the live Gargoyles
The bosses have way too much power. Lawd
oh wow did they even bomb the Genesis version of this game. Play the NES version. It may be harder but its got that edge look to it Batman is more of his British/American counterpart at this time and he uses the Batwing at the end and actually has a gun like stun weapon
NES Version is Superior.
Agree. The game really perfect.
No shit Sherlock.
Hey let's make a bad knock off of Contra, add some of the most annoying aspects of MegaMan, and then slap some Batman graphics on it... I feel like this was not originally made as a Batman game, but they just changed a few sprites and then tried to sell it as one. At least most other Batman games try to have elements of Gotham City and bat-related gadgets and art style.
Have you ever seen Contra? Or at least the NES version which was way better?
@@slodekslod9337 Yeah, the NES version of Contra is great! One of the first games I owned on the NES.
@@DavidSherman1980 I was talking about the NES version of Return of the Joker, which was way better than this bad port on the Mega Drive. And i still can't believe people call this game "Contra knockoff". Like, beacuse you're shooting or what?
@@slodekslod9337 Oh yes, NES Return of the Joker is much different and better than this Sega one. The Contra comparisons are mostly the crazy platforming with energy weapons and power-ups, and the boss fights. That's also why it has aspects of MegaMan too. But all poorly implemented. None of it feels like it was intended to be a Batman game during development. More likely they needed a Batman game, then slapped Batman sprites into a game already developed but not yet released. That was actually more common than people realize back then. The most famous game like that was Super Mario Bros 2. Thankfully in that case, the game they added Mario characters to was actually fun.
Hey, it worked in the NES form.
If Sunsoft had managed the port they wouldn't have used GEMS and not in such a terrible way.
NES version may be superior, but this is one of the worst Genesis games ever. It's really that bad.
Batman Nes the first on with 5 stages has no match.
the graphics looks ugh
i only remembering this game pissing me off
This game definitely waa another game Sunsoft rewrapped in Batamn themed skins. Haha.
Return of the Joker: Definitive edition (outsourced to China)
Why does Batman look like he can’t outta retirement and put on 20 pounds for the bat suit?
MEGAbatMAN
This is based on the Batman 1/2 movie where Joker wants to kill Batman by resorting to soap bubbles and Batman fights back with his laser canon (he learnt that technique after meeting Megaman)
avgn cant get past those gargyles
Buenos gráficos lástima los niveles son tan cortos
No way you reached 6-3 without dieying. The problems with these longplays is that they don't help at all the average player. It's probably very easy to beat 6-3 with that weapon but the average player in a first playthrough won't have it. So, useless longplay. Unless you like to use save states.
Me parece a mí..., o es mucho mejor la versión de NES? :O
I had just recently played this game live, and it's simply impossible to dodge the fireballs the final boss Joker has shot. I only managed to cheese through it by saving and using the invincibility powerups...
maybe 8bit
Call me crazy but I actually like the graphical presentation of this version. It's way less fitting than the gritty dark comic artstyle of the NES version but I like how it's generally a lot less empty and monotonous looking and the cartoony look works in it's own way. On top of there being way more layers.
Who else came to see how to destroy the gargoyle statues from the avgn review of this
This game’s looked like a comic book based.
Based off of the London/ British version or European version of The Batman. Thank god they never put in Butch in this
The soundtrack was so epic 🤮
Kids today have no idea how good they have it with the Arkham series.
Yep! Age moment! 😁😁😁😁
Esperaba una mejora en comparación con la NES
Él sonido es peor que si fuera echo para la nes
I was hoping this game might be a secret LE GEM after seeing AVGN review it, but nope... it really is a stinker :(
3:58 The moment I saw this, I had to pause, how did they mess this up so bad!?
The game mechanic looks awfully familiar
Cool
Joker laughs 😂😂😂 Jack Nicholson
такое ощущение, как будто делали совершенно другую игру, а потом просто поменяли скины на бэтмена и джокера и выпустили под лейблом.
AVGN shit on this game. I think hey was embellishing the difficulty of the game.
The gameboy version is the one I grew up playing and I think it is much better than this.. AVGN certainly elaborately made things funny for his video but its really ok.
The Game Boy one is an entirely different game, people don't seem to like it all that much, for me, it's fine, though it's difficulty can get a little cheap at times.
Самая лучшая версия, это версия для nes
O do nes consegue melhor que esse!!
The nerd brought me here
long time ...
remaber to finish namber of games
And still a country mile better than the unreleased SNES version
While falling woefully short of the NES version.
NintendoComplete has the world gone MAD?!?!?
Yeah, I think so. Happy 2020, everybody, even if we don't survive it!
Esta versión no supera a la de Nes.
here you can see old games had these "definitive editions" too
complete garbage from the cheapest outsource inexperienced developer
Yikes