Battle of the Ports - Primal Rage (プライマルレイジ) Show
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Asked for by many so here it is, Battle of the Ports, Primal Rage.
Time Code
00:22 - Arcade
02:38 - 3DO
04:46 - MS Dos
06:44 - Gameboy
08:28 - Game Gear
10:09 - Mega Drive
12:02 - Super Famicom / SNES
13:56 - 32X
15:36 - Amiga
17:32 - PlayStation
19:17 - Saturn
21:33 - All versions side by side
Enjoy!
It sucks that MAME still can't emulate Primal Rage properly due to the copy protection scheme that the developers used. Hopefully somebody who owns the Arcade version's hardware can disassemble and identify any of the hardware chips that contains the encryption measures.
Yep, I recall this one had its moment, albeit briefly, in the Mortal Kombat era. I only ever saw this one in the arcades though, as no one I knew owned a home console version of it. It was definitely an eye-catcher with its graphics, characters, and relatively unique concept for a fighting game.
Primal rage is one of those games which makes you a better person. I had so many good hours of gameplay, both me and my buddies.
How does it make you a better person?
@@ajsingh4545 lol.
I agree. Im now a succesful businessman in my adult years - Thank you Primal Rage
10:05 Blizzard VS Diablo, How Ironic :D
Retro Gamer did quite a nice four page article on the making of the original Atari coin-op way back in 2010 for issue 83. Apparently the development team went to a LOT of effort to get those dinosaur characters animated nicely!
The Saturn version seems to be the most faithful to the arcade.
It sure is.
Na I thought the game boy
Not really it's missing lots of animation frames, the biggest appeal in this game is the stop motion animation, how fluent it looks in the arcade
This game was the point where I knew that Atari were spent as a creative force. Their output was previously characterised by being highly distinctive and often very original. They didn't just follow trends and make clones or variants of other people's games. 720º, Paperboy, APB and many, many more stood out as different in a crowd of me too arcade games .
Enter Primal Rage, very much a follower rather than a leader. The tech was impressive for it's time but it really had nothing else going for it in the long run unless giant monsters really do it for you.
Well said!
@@RetroCore
But Atari was making digitized fighting games BEFORE Streetfighter 2 and Mortal Kombat?
The real sin of Primal Rage was that it was nearly unplayable, and no fun to control. Atari innovated in the last place anyone wanted them to, purely for the sake of being different.
Given how good NBA Jam TE and Mortal Kombat II look on the 32x, it's kind of shocking how bad Primal Rage looks on it.
Primal Rage never really grabbed me. I liked the stop motion monsters, but that's about it. Not surprised that MS-DOS got a decent port though. This was during the early-to-mid 90s turning point where IBM-PC clones really started to catch up to, and sometimes exceed, what consoles could do. Its like once DooM came out, the PC became a serious contender.
One of those games I've always had a fondness for despite it not actually being any good. And for those who don't know, the arcade version is notoriously difficult to emulate due to an absurd amount of anti-piracy measures in the code, hence the glitches.
Yep, it's only recently been emulated to the standard we have now which is still not perfect.
How is it emulated now?
@@Nezkredk About the same...
@@turbochop3300 Sadness...
You’re going to laugh but until the last few years or so, I basically thought that all ports in the same system cycle were basically the same. I mean I realized some were better but figured if you had the PS2 version you didn’t need the Xbox and if that was near perfect why would I want the ps3. I still find myself saying, I already have a version of “x”, why would I want it again. It’s a hard habit to break for me. I love these videos you do, this series I mean. I also have always wanted to own this game. I thought I had to get it on the Genises or Mega Drive. Didn’t know there were so many ports. Thanks so much!
I understand your thinking, Reagan. On the surface all ports look the same or close. It's onky when you look at them side by side do you realise they are quite different in some cases.
No surprise that Mega Drive and Sega Saturn was the best home ports
The sprites on the 3DO version are 15% smaller than those in the coin-op, using only 16 colours (64 in the coin-op) 32 colours used on the background graphics and 16 colour foreground graphics.
The coder, Keith Birkitt, previously converted Alone In The Dark to the 3DO.
The 3DO version is based on coin-op version 2.3 (16-bit versions are based on version 1.7).
Games A. I routines were ported over.
Apart from the shadows, Probe admitted they didn't really make use of the 3DO hardware.
I like your comparisons. It seems like a virtual magazine. Comparison side by side is one of my favourite moments.
Thanks 👍
One game that has never been properly emulated due to encryption
Hmm.. maybe MD and 32X versions are switched during editing? For some reason MD version looks a lot better than the 32X version...
Yes, they were. Sorry about that that.
I knew it ar first i was like damn the mega drive version looks dope LOL
Thanks for this
You're welcome.
my favorite version other than the arcade is the Saturn version! loved this video 😀
but the jaguar version is my second favorite!
I really wanted to feature the Jaguar CD version but I just couldn't get it to work.
Imtherealsaturnsonic you expect that with the Jaguar CD
Man just going through your catalog and I sure did miss out. I love this game. Especially the 32bit ports.
Yeah, this is one of those games that people either love or hate.
Retro Core I was hardcore into fighters back then especially if there's fatalities or sprite scaling.
Watching your Saturn review now top notch especially the obscure games. I have most on cdr but you're lucky enough to be where the action is.
I certainly am lucky when it comes to Saturn. Many of those games I bought when Saturn was very cheep to buy for here in Japan. These days it's not so cheap but still much more reasonable than the US.
This channel should have 100 K plus followers...tremendous videos.,
Yes it should but sadly that's not the case :(
Thanks for watching!
No, the Playstation-Port has bigger Sprites than the Saturn. But at the End when you see all the Ports this two Screens look changed... Just take a Look! I owned the Megadrive-Version and it was a good 16bit-Game.
...and I never regognized that the SNES-Port looks so shitty
The Saturn sprites are not bigger than the PS1s. They were just moved closer to the center of the screen, and the resolution is different as well. The PS1 sprites are bigger and the game appears to be in the correct arcade resolution. You can compare the three in your intro screen.
I personally love this game and would probably rank it among my personal favorite fighting games. It all comes down to the aesthetic to me. the smooth claymated sprites and sound design makes each individual blow be impactful that it really immerse me into the fighting. I also don't find the controls to be nearly as agravating as others. I just think it takes some time to get used to. In any case it's a masterpiece compared to the type of game that came before it; that being the Taito developed abomination known as Dino Rex.
I think Primal Rage is definitely one of those games you either love or hate.
The 32X and Mega Drive footage are definitely switched. The side by side video comparison segment is correct, though.
Yes you're right. A major mistake on my part :(
One of those I wish was just better, If this was good with gameplay and had a mortal combat 2 style sequal with more monster it would be my favorite fighting game, Giant stop motion monsters!! That is way cooler than just 2 normal sized dudes!
Can't argue with how cool stop motion monsters are.
a fighting game with dinosaurs and movie monsters with gore and fatalities is a good idea. primal rage is a bad implementation of that idea.
impressive technically for a very short period of time in the arcade though. this was the classic shallow arcade game you saw in a hotel room on summer vacation. with area 51, lol.
Well said.
Primal Rage: A game you can play on anything these days. If you have a computer, phone, or tablet, you can play this game anytime!
"it seems im always raging on the Amiga"
XD laughed a lot
as always, great battle, surprised with the Genesis version
Confession time. In the main part of the video the Genesis and 32X footage was switched due to an error. The end comparison section is correct though.
I knew it. I was like, no way the Genesis version looked THAT good.
It's interesting to me that the pc version turned out so well. I only had the toys of this game as a kid but my neighbor and I played his Genesis/Megadrive version. It seems to foreign seeing the detail and animation in the arcade version after playing only on a 16bit machine
I bet the toys are much more valuable now than the game :)
Great job man! I've been getting kinda obsessed with PR these days not sure which version to get, I'm partial to carts for collecting but the cd ones do look a lot better.....might get multiple versions lol
Just settle for the PlayStation, it's a lot closer to the arcade(almost identical) and you can still get it on ebay for a reasonable price.
And then Killer Instinct happened two months later...
I miss the scrolling text :(
The videos now have subtitles which you can switch on in the TH-cam settings. The software I used for the scroll bar no longer works. It seems to thing it was never registered which it was and I did pay. The sad thing is, traxaxPC are no longer online so it's impossible to even fix this issue as the software needs to connect to the host server to verify it's registered. How I hate the age of digital media.
Is the company still around? If so, why not write them and ask for a patch to make it work. Remind them that you're a paying customer and are entitled to use the software that you paid for. If not, you might just have to refer the matter to your lawyer. :)
Yeah, I saw your comment about the software on the previous video. Very screwed up situation indeed :/
Funny that because I came here specifically to say a big thank you for getting rid of them! They've driven me mad for ages because they're so distracting when you're trying to watch the footage and listen to the commentary. It's the only thing I didn't like about your channel and now they're gone. Happy days! :D
They seem to have vanished :( I have tried to contact them but not luck so far.
Not sure who I should be more angry towards, the original programmers for refusing to help break the copy protection (even for official releases like Midway Classics), or Warner Bros for not doing anything with the IP (even if they can't pay someone to crack the DRM, they could at least pay someone to remake the game from the ground up or see if the original source code is lying around somewhere).
I'd say that aside from the smaller sprites, the Jaguar CD version was a very faithful port.
Most people think of Genesis and SNES ports of Primal Rage...barely anyone is aware of the later versions.
I get the feeling the 8-bit ports were built off the engine for the Game Boy port of Mortal Kombat II (also by Probe).
They could be now that you mention it.
you missed the Jaguar version
I completely forgot about that version! I've only seen clips but never played that version.
The reason for no Jag CD version is mentioned at the beginning of the video when you can see all version screen shots.
I've been watching your vids for years now..always a pleasure..
Thanks, barrie. Hope you will stick around for many more years of videos :)
Saturn version is most likely the best port. The Dos version would be best if it had arcade perfect sound and music. A game that has a surprising amount of depth if you can get around the holding buttons to perform specials. Tons of specials, combos, and strats. Hell there are 3 types of jumps you can do from different ranges. At the end of the day, one of the most important things for a fighter especially in the 90s was the ability to easily pick it up and play it.... this is not one of those games.
Cant decide if its better to get one for Dos or Saturn. Do they both have that endurance fight after you beat everyone? Or was it on arcade only?
Yo, you missed the Jaguar CD port! That was the most incredible version I've ever seen!
saturn, but i surprise the superior is the MD to the Snes version, and the waste of capacity of use the power of the 32x in his version.
I think the SNES version is so bad due to the developers not being very good. Other games Bitmasters developed for the SNES were Ramparts, Super Billard and NCAA Final Four Basketball. All pretty crap games.
Personally, I enjoy this game. It's no SF or MK by any means, but for what it is I had fun with it. I totally understand your opinion though, as it is very hard to get into. Definitely want to get my hands on the Saturn version, though.
People were crazy about this game when it came out it became the main attraction at the arcade at some point
Yep, and I still don't know how it became so popular. It's a pretty awful fighter IMO.
Retro Core haha it does have its merits once the combo system and eating the villagers are learned though. But it takes about a good day or 2 of dedication too perfect that.
They used this game too sell pc's at some point, damn if you went into a pc shop or sears computer store and it didn't have primal rage on it
I guess. I couldn't spend that much time learning this game though.
I can imagine that. The PC version is pretty impressive when running on a higher end machine (for the time)
Sega Saturn!!
I just found your page and have been combing through these 'Battle of the Ports' over the weekend. I truly admire that you not only play through some of the shittiest games on the planet, but actually take it seriously! Doing the Lord's work, mate ;)
Thank you, RVCKLVSS. If only the Lord paid me for the pain, lol.
Still, despite all the crap I've played while making this series (show 313 just went live) I've founds many a great games too. Also, it's fun to read the comments for many of the viewers.
Great video!
I don't think the game is thaaaat bad. Sure, it's no Street Fighter II, but there are far worse Mortal Kombat (and Street Fighter) clones out there. The style and the animations are great, it has some funny ideas (well, when your 12 years old) and it has an actual combo system.
Sure the special move execution is a pain in the ass, but it was improved in Midway Arcade Treasures 2 (there you can do the specials like in SF).
Oh man, I had no idea they "fixed" the controls in the emulated versions. That would make the game so much better to play for sure.
I read somewhere that the latest arcade version also has fixed controls for the specials. But I didn't checked this.
The only cheap versions are the Genesis, SNES, and handheld versions. Which means the best one is the Genesis. The PS1, 32X, 3DO, and Saturn follow behind all around the 40-60 dollar range just for the disc. The Jaguar CD version, which isn't featured here, can run you a cool 150 just for the disc.
If you have an Xbox, PS2, or Gamecube, version 2.3 of Primal Rage was included in Midway Arcade Treasures 2 and those can be found complete for 25 or less.
On average, the Genesis version got the best reviews.
Ps1 copy is the uncensored version.. like the first arcade ..blood galore.. hame was awesome,and i still play it to this day
Looks like Power Rangers & Mortal Kombat combine
I'm sad that Primal Rage 2 was cancelled.
Hey Mark! I'm not for sure but, I think you swapped the video between the Mega Drive and 32X versions. Still a great video as always! I love waking up every Saturday morning to see you new videos.
Do you mean at the end section? I think that is correct.
Retro Core No, the end section is correct. It is the actual sections of the video that are swapped.
+NeoSamus oh yes, you are right. Man, now that's an embarrassing mistake. :(
Where is the Atari Jaguar version? Other people could get it work as well!
can you eat cavemen in this game, right?
Right.
Hmm, maybe but the controls are so awkward I'd never be able to do it.
You can but I have no idea how. They recover small amounts of health if you do.
Good comparison video!
The Saturn version is by far the best port but the Mega Drive/Genesis port is also
very impressive.
BTW: The video sounds like it's kinda out of sync.
Well noticed. The sound is out of sync in quite a few parts of this video. This was due to a dodgy codec I was using when capturing the footage. I did try to sync it back up in places however with time running short I just had to get the video out there.
Back in the days I played this game on my 1985 Amiga 1000 expanded with 2Mb of Ram.
I bet hat was quite the machine back then.
Did he mix up the mega drive and 32x footage?
Yep
I recently watched an interview with a programmer from this game and he said that in the Japanese version the special attacks worked more like Street Fighter (directionals + single button presses) rather than holding multiple attack buttons and hitting multiple directionals like in the US version. Is the Japanese Saturn version based on the US or Japanese arcade?
I wonder how true that is. Can't say I've ever seen this game or Mortal Kombat in any Japanese Arcade.
The Japanese Saturn port I own plays like the US Arcade version. If this game did have more traditional controls it could have been much more fun.
Interesting. Hmm, it does seem it may have had a release but in extremly low numbers.
A few years late but i just thought I'd add. This is what the Midway Arcade Treasures 2 version does. The PS2 version anyway. I wonder if that's where they ported that version from. I don't like the holding multiple buttons and moving the d-pad/stick way of doing moves, but the PS2 version is very annoying if you've played Primal Rage before. Not only do most moves only use one button now, but they altered a lot of the directional inputs too.
Strangely, the port on the PC version of MAT uses the standard controls.
golden shower on ms dos and all ports.
I had no idea there were multiple MSDOS versions and from what you're showing it looks pretty good. There was also a port contained in Midway Arcade Treasures 2 but I don't think that was ever released for Japan. I can't speak on the Xbox or PS2 versions of that but I did own the Gamecube version. From what I remember it seemed like an emulation of the Arcade game but no lie the retail, green-lit version on the real system actually had graphical and audio glitches with several points of slowdown! Maybe it's nostalgia but I like the Genesis and 32X versions the best as it had the fastest and most responsive gameplay to me. SNES port was a massive let down. Tiny sprites, missing sounds, less animation, muffled crappy renditions of the songs, and almost unresponsive controls. Honestly, I had never noticed the lack of blood and censorship until you mentioned it lol.
TheDrunkMonkShow the MAT2 version is badly emulated because Midway at the time didn't care enough to provide the decrypt key for some of the game's assets and procedures. disgrace.
Not really true- many of the original developers either left the game industry, or declinded to give help crack the protection.
I think you should redo Primal Rage, since there's a new Atari Jaguar emulator around, the most recent version of which now supports Atari Jaguar CD games. I tried out some Jaguar CD games, and they work.
A new Jaguar emulator? I need to check that out. Do you know the name?
@@RetroCore BigPEmu
Thanks. I'll check it out.
Who knew the characters were digitized stop motion figures
Wait..... wasn't there an Atari Jaguar CD version? Oh well, good video on a shoddy fighter.
I'm not sure. Maybe one was planned?
@@RetroCore well, I think so, Wikipedia says there IS an AJ-CD version.
The start of the video mentions that he couldn't get it to work.
1. Arcade
2. MS DOS
3. Playstation
4. Saturn
5. 3DO
6789... the rest.
hey mate. your subs are giing up! congrats
Nice! Hopefully I can reach 10,000 by the end of April :)
An 8/10 from Spanish magazine, Ultima Generacion for the Jaguar CD version????
I know it's the best fighting game on the Jaguar, but bloody hell 🤣
Lol, desperation for sure.
The best version is in Midway Arcade Treasures 2.
That's just emulation of the Arcade.
Wasn’t there a Jaguar version?
the "MEGADRIVE" version you show is the Sega 32X version not the real 16-bit megadrive because the color and hud already proof that you accidentally switched it
That is right.
Still play better than Rise of the Robots :D
There is Primal Rage 2 arcade game,but sadly it never come out
That's right. I believe somewhere like twin galaxies is the US has one of the prototype machines.
Iv got the amiga version and it does have the arcade intro as well only down side they it didn't have proper cd32 controller support for the 4 button witch the game use
You made a mistake! You swapped the Genesis version for the 32x version. You reviewed the 32 x version as the genesis and vise versa.
😕
First of all the PlayStation has the biggest Sprites
The 32x can display 32,000 colors on-screen at once, and they decided to stick with the Genesis palette. Also, I always hated the control scheme in this game. Whomever came up with "hold button, then make joystick pattern" can suck it for avoiding the SF/MK control scheme.
Both very true. The 32x version could have looked so much nicer than what it was. And yes, the controls in this game are stupid.
I believe that one of the 32x's limitations was that it had no hardware support for shifting lots of sprites around; it was totally CPU driven. To reduce the workload, the backgrounds tended to be offloaded to the Mega Drive/Genesis VDP, but then you have the 16 colours per tile from 512/only 4 16-colour palettes available at once problems.
In my opinion the PlayStation version of Primal Rage is the best one. Despite the long loading times it plays just like the arcade version.
It isn't!
31leoceara Oh yeah? Well which version of the game do YOU like the most?
Dude, what abut the ATARI JAGUAR version? I wished you compared that one with the 3DO one, also... you mentioned the Saturn version had bigger sprites than the Playstation1...but at the video it looks quite the oposite, the PS1 sprites looks huge¡¡
I believe Probe ported Primsl Rage to the Jaguar from the 3DO version?
Jaguar version suffers smaller, less defined sprites?
Seems the Jaguar CD version wasnt included. Have you played that one?
I'm afraid not.
@@RetroCore The 2 guys from Probe who did the Jaguar CD version were initally handed the 3DO version, having done a decent enough job on that in the eyes of their masters :-) they were handed the job of converting it to Saturn and Jaguar CD.
They said limited Ram was a major issue on all 3 formats, as once they'd compiled the inital code, it clocked in at around 4MB and this without any of the sound or graphics code, let alone the 25 MB of stop-motion animation on the Dino's that had to go in.
Cue months of 'squeezing code and graphics to fit'.
If you imagine the SNES version, but with more detail and animation frames, you've basically got the Jaguar version.
You say the Saturn version has larger sprites than the PlayStation version. Unless the capture is off, that doesn't appear to be true. On the Saturn version, the characters are placed higher on the screen and the area under their feet to the bottom of the frame is larger. The PlayStation's framing is actually more similar to the arcade. The Saturn version seems to have smoother animation though. I'll reserve judgement on the colours though because as you told me recently, your capture card doesn't always play nicely with the Saturn.
Looking back at the footage that does seem to be the case, the saturn characters being higher up on the ground.
Yeah, the colours are down to the way the capture device sees Saturn RGB.
You mixed up the Genesis and 32X version. 🤦
Sadly that is correct, 😔
I expected this to be much better than it was, even my love of Stop Motion animation didn't help. Not a bad port for 3DO, shame they weren't stop motion movies. Worth noting the GB sprites are four colors, meaning they actually layered one more shade of grey on them since 2bpp is just three colors with the fourth as transparency. Love that DOS spec gradient, wish more PC arcade ports took advantage of larger PC system memory like that but they rarely did.
Really impressive palettization work in the Genesis port, normally things get very muted and dithered with 64 color reduction. It's shocking how bad the SNES port is, graphics, sound, controls, and presentation all toilet grade porting. 32X ports were always so lazy, you have to redo the backgrounds to get a 32X advantage rather than lifting them directly from Genesis.
I don't think you're hard on Amiga, largely the platform was squandered with crappy designs and bad ports Egs. no new expanded joysticks for the Amiga launch and the CD32 console non ports. The average level of coding excellence really dropped off after switching from C64 to Amiga imo.
Was curious how PS1 & SS faired since copies aren't very cheap anymore. Saturn does 2D fighter well, what a shocker. ^_^ Still I wonder why it loads faster, both were often equal for CD wait times?
Obviously the arcade is the best and I played it but which one is the true best port? I had the MSDOS version.
Wasn't there an arcade sequel that was in development but then cancelled?
Yes, there was. It was shown for testing g but soon vanished.
It's odd that it was scrapped due to the success of the original even though the original is a very average game. Interestingly though, for the original, they used digitised models for the monsters.
i wish it was rareware who would've done the snes port in 1994 rather than in 1993. remember killer instinct?
It still wouldn't have been good due to the base game being awful. Killer Instinct was a vastly superior game for sure.
@@RetroCore i wonder why does probe have to always handle arcade ports. not a fan of that company. especially when they handle the genesis version of mk.
Hey Mark, I think you've swapped the Mega Drive and 32X versions.
Yep, that is true.
The GameCube version is the most faithful.
Forgot the jaguar cd.
Ah, I. Didn't forget it, I just couldn't get it to work :(
You messed up on this one. You got the Genesis and 32X ports mixed up in the video, so the 32X version gameplay is shown during your talk about the Genesis one, etc.
That's right. Sorry about that. I have no idea how I messed that up.
Ehh no problem. I only noticed because I play the 32X version often. I prefer the Dos, Saturn, and 32X versions the most, so I own them and have put a lot of time into playing them.
I did forget to mention, you left out the Jaguar CD version, but given how the Jag Cd system is a giant hunk of shit, I cant really blame you for not bothering with that one.
You didn't do the DOS version. It's such a weirdly well done port.
He did. It's at the 4:46 mark.
@@RedRanger2001 oh sorry didn't recognize the logo at the time.
I have a great suggestion for you (I guess)
the first Rayman (not origins) the first of 1995. :P
Sorry man, I'd like to do that but Battle of the Ports is all about Arcade ports. I do t think Raymond was ever in the Arcade.
I've owned arcade v2.3, SNES, Genesis, PlayStation, Saturn, 3DO and Gameboy. I have to say SNES and PlayStation are the only ones I've experienced that are remotely close to arcade v2.3 as far as extra combos, specials and fatalities. 3DO version looks nice and has v2.3 update, but it feels limited to v1.7 combos. I've read that Midway Arcade Treasures 2 on original Xbox is the best arcade port of v2.3.
You must be a bug fan of Primal Rage to have owned so many versions.
WOW. Nice choice with Primal Rage Mark.
I remember over in my area how animal rights activist were angered over this game because they calmed that it motivate those on endangering animals in real life fighting rings.
But despite the allegations on Primal Rage, the title was a success overall.
Well done as always Mark. Thank you for what you do.
Anthony...
Hahaha, seriously? Dinosaurs are nothing like endangered animals. Oh well.
Retro Core That's right Mark. I swear these activist were insane. To the point like they were considered radicals.
Anthony...
What do you think about the PS2 Version on the Midway Arcade Treasures Vol 2. ?
Steve Mcintire 9 letters EMULATION!!
It's emulation so no difference from the Arcade version. That's why it's not covered on this video. Sorry.
You forgot the best part. Which ports were you able to pee on the looser and which did they remove that ability.
Good question. I believe you can pee on all versions. Well maybe all apart from the SNES. I'm not sure about that one.
i bought this at a toys r us for 4.99 because of the GS controversy they ended up dumping all their carts ......
Both the DOS and Saturn versions are quite decent ports. That said I found the game rather crappy no matter what it was on. I just had a lot of trouble doing anything rather than the Ai handing me my ass.
I'd even go as far as saying the Saturn port looks nicer than the Arcade for some reason. But as you said, it's still an awful game.
This should come back
No Atari Jaguar CD? Wasn't that one of the best versions? Perhaps you do not have the emulator for that... LOL!! It is not a hard game to get hold of for those who own the system... The Jag CD is a particularly high quality and quiet system for its time. I still have the unit from launch.
I fucking love this game.
Why is Blizzard so aggressive on the Game Gear port? Even on the easiest difficulty, he is annoying in this game.