Battle of the Ports - Mortal Kombat II モータルコンバット ＩＩ (Show #57) 60fps
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By popular request, here is Battle of the Ports Mortal Kombat II. This video features only official releases and released which are NOT emulated. So there's no Xbox Live, PSN, Virtual Console and so on here.
Time Code
00:18 - Arcade
02:51 - Amiga
04:50 - Master System
06:08 - Game Gear
07:22 - Super Famicom / SNES
09:09 - Mega Drive
11:16 - Super 32X
13:42 - MS DOS
15:42 - Gameboy
16:52 - PlayStation
19:19 - Sega Saturn
Enjoy!
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Ah man, I remember the first time I played this was in an arcade on a rougher side of town. I got the SNES version for my birthday and I was pretty obsessed with it being a young teenager at the time. Nowdays? It shows its age but its still fun to play. I type this as I sit next to my MKII cabinet.. :)
The SNES port was one of the best ports done for its time. Even Ed Boon, the developer considered the SNES port as the best back when it released.
Mortal Kombat II is also regarded to be the first arcade game to use the revolutionary Williams-Midway DCS Sound System, hence the reason why it sounds like actual music instead of PCM samples and FM mixing.
I don't remember any slow down on snes version.
I don't remember there being much slowdown for the SNES.
I played through the SNES version of MK2 with pretty much every character and I didn't experience any sort of slowdown. and even if there is some it doesn't affect gameplay or otherwise I would have noticed it.
these videos are my addiction! I love to compare versions and find the little details of each one.
The MD version was my first MK game. I guess I got lucky I got my start with this one, when Midway started filling the game with easter eggs, and self aware jokes like ending the matches on Friendship and the “Toasty!” guy, creating a way more entertaining and satisfying game experience than the first part, which took itself too seriously.
Used to love this game!! Thanks for this battle of the ports!!
I don't agree, I think there is a night and day difference between the Mega Drive and 32x version. The sounds being the biggest one. Very clear announcer line (muffled in the snes). Just listen to scorpion scream when knocked into the spikes, or the BOOM of Raiden's victory pose. The full grunts from being uppercutted. Gotta give the 32x more credit. I found it to be the best home port on the cartridge systems.
Awesome video as always. I really look forward to finding out what your going to compare next. Been watching your channel for years. Fantastic stuff mate. I appreciate all the effort you put into every video :-)
About the Amiga version:
The characters on the Genesis looked good just not the backgrounds.
The music for the PC port sounds better through soundblaster 32
I've had the same audio issues with some of Midway's arcade games... you have to go into the service menu and turn the volume up there.
i am pretty sure that the arcade hardware was still multiple times as expensive as the 32x+mega drive - so i dont really see why it should be arcade perfect like you said.
The CD-ROM version of MS-DOS Mortal Kombat 2 features the music of the arcade version so is virtually an arcade perfect port.
For the PS1 port was it really neccessary for them to display that annoying "loading" indicator for the half-second loading screens? The port would have been so much better if they just left the screen blank and didn't put those dumb "MK" loading symbols in.
Mortal Kombat 2 Arcade Edition was running on TMS34010 TIGA. TMS34010 is one of the early APUs that combines CPU and GPU in one chip package.
Programmers were just so familiar with the Motorolla 6800 on the mega drive that if even the games looked and sounded like butt, they generally played a lot better.