Different on the Super Nintendo

[@thecunninlynguist]

i loved when the same game was different on SNES and Sega. One of my faves of this instance is Shadowrun

[@JP47471]

Genesis Shadowrun fucking OWNS SNES version.

[@thecunninlynguist]

@JP47471 yeah. Bad ass version and my fave

[@Naruga]

Both are too different to compare imo. I enjoyed both a lot.

[@SneakyMuskrat]

The most different one that comes to mind first is Jurassic Park. Completely different type of game, view point, and art style.

[@thecunninlynguist]

I loved renting the genesis one and playing as the raptor. I only played the SNES version years later via emulator.

[@robarmstrong5404]

It even had an fps portion lol. It actually blew my mind visually at the time

[@thecunninlynguist]

@@robarmstrong5404 that's how I felt about festers quest fps part and toy story lol

[@SullySadface]

I owned the SNES version, played the Genesis version on Sega Channel. Never beat the SNES one, and honestly feel like it's the better experience

[@spencerstevens2175]

The SNES game is a nightmare. It's very challenging and does not do a good job of telling you what the fuck you're actually supposed to be doing. I wanted to like it so much, but it's a mess. ​@@thecunninlynguist

[@frederickwilliams3319]

Just wanted to take a minute to encourage you. Your videos are always a joy. As an old fart gamer the nostalgia fix always brings a smile to my face. Thank you for such great content. I hope you have a great day and I look forward to the next one.

[@michaelpaoletti8588]

My feelings exactly!

[@GamSin1981]

I loved this era of gaming because it made you buy consoles unlike now. Alien 3 was my personal favourite on the Mega Drive, and when I saw the SNES version it was a different type of game in most ways. I found the Mega Drive had a more arcade feel than the SNES long haul adventure, and both were amazing.

[@opaljk4835]

I think people still buy consoles for various reasons

[@jasonleveck8546]

Definitely a different gaming era and one that I severely miss!

[@MCastleberry1980]

The sound effects on the SNES Batman Returns are so satisfying.

[@SonOfSyrinxia1993]

SNES and Genesis are legendary. I miss those days, when it was an easy choice on what to play.

[@ajsingh4545]

Ps2 ftw

[@swittersanggraini1780]

It was great. You couldn't go wrong with either choice.

[@greensun1334]

The 16bit/arcade aera was by far my favourite and most interesting time in video gaming, and I still prefer to play those games. Old school games had something special and satisfying, I never felt anything comparable with modern titles.

[@projectmayhem6898]

I am glad you keep making videos!

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks, I appreciate it.

[@felman87]

I think GameSack had a similar series. "Same Name, Different Game" or something of the sorts. Always interesting to compare and contrast games from back then, since they were often done by different development teams. Then we moved into the era where the Consoles had 1 version and handhelds had another. Then we had the PSP/Vita era where the consoles had 1 version, DS had another and those titles might have had one or the other depending on game and budget. And now it's all pretty much 1 version.

[@jasonleveck8546]

The Gamesack guy is a douche in my opinion. SegaLordX pisses all over him in my opinion.

[@Grieskram84]

That's not fair with Flintstones! Because there was a Flintstones game by TAITO on SNES too! And it's different from the Mega Drive one! And... it's FANTASTIC!

[@DesireeRodriguezGuitarra]

Yeah, I love every Flintstone games for SNES, Genesis and NES, except for that lame movie - based game.

[@thingsiplay]

Are we doin' this? CONSOLE WAAAARS

[@EpicLebaneseNerd]

That's it......

[@Unquestionable]

One of my favorite long running channels. No matter the day I'm having when they upload something new it never fails to cheer me up.

[@sb6482]

that channel is nowhere near as funny without Greg

[@gumpyflyale2542]

Its great regardless one of my favorite channels​@sb6482

[@ChaoticHoly]

Was Pope John Paul II made an honorary Harlem Globetrotter? Is Maine the only state whose name is just one syllable? Was ketchup used as medicine to treat such ailments as diarrhea, indigestion and jaundice in the 1830's? *YES.*

[@PookaBot]

The animation on SNES Alladin looks pretty darn good to me 🤷‍♀️

[@jpesicka492]

Entirely different game though.

[@jaredbaker1183]

Jurassic park was radically different on the Genesis, Sega CD, and super Nintendo. Those would certainly fit the theme. Also the Tiny Toons games were very different action platformers.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

The SNES version played like a scaled back version of the PC and Amiga version, which was also divided into overhead and FPS stages.

[@gabrieldias3479]

I was checking if someone had mentioned Tiny Toons already. That should be on the list for a next episode.

[@MrStrangermoon]

@@SomeOrangeCat lost world md was smilar too top down and 3d stages. it was out 1997 it was last game.

[@kevinramsey417]

The Genesis and SNES versions of Beavis and Butt-Head couldn't be more different. The two games had the same plot (B&B go on a quest to recover some lost GWAR tickets) the SNES version was a straightforward action platformer, while the Genesis version was more of an adventure game. Play the Genesis version.

[@carloscanales3183]

@@kevinramsey417 LOVED the genesis version!

[@MikeDest]

That’s always the first one to come to mind for me.

[@richardlong172]

My cousin had the Genesis version which I loved and therefore bought for my SNES and was a bit disappointed, through I still played and beat the game

[@codydfwn]

I like the SNES one more but this makes me think about giving the Genesis one a fair shake. It was always the edgier console after all, B&B would be an awesome addition to the library.

[@Mystemo]

The other Flintstons game on SNES "The Treasure of Siera Madrock" was one of my favorite games on the system.

[@renzokufc]

I wondered why the comparison was made against the live action game... Treasure of Sierra Madrock even had similar character sprites to the Genesis one

[@Mystemo]

@renzokufc probably because the movie game and Sega game had the same name, but it would certainly make for a more fair comparison to use Sierra Madrock.

[@Hausbrauen]

This was a sloppy mistake on SLX's part... no other way to put it. Also Sierra Madrock on SNES was incredible... one of my favorites too. It was quite similar to the Genesis version in some aspects, and quite different and superior to the Genesis version in others.

[@J3D1xKN1GHT]

I enjoyed this format would love to see more videos from you with this premise.

[@JoeyJ0J0]

Konami used to release so many excellent titles in the 80 to 00s. Just banger after banger

[@nicksrandomreviews]

People forget they were more than just Turtles and Castlevania. But like, if you saw a licensed game with their logo, you knew there was a 90% chance it was going to kick ass.

[@Adamtendo_player_1]

I recently got to play the SNES version of Aladdin on the Disney collection on switch and it definitely is nowhere near as bad as I thought it would be in fact in some ways it’s actually more true to the movie than the Sega version. I’m definitely liking these Nintendo focus episodes and I definitely think there was at least one more episode out of these comparisons. It’s one of the things I loved about the 16 bit generation, due to both the MD and SNES getting very different versions of the same game.

[@Dac_vak]

This is an awesome idea for an episode. I know you’re Sega Lord X, but it’s always a treat when you explore other systems.

[@markula_4040]

Alien 3 and the Turrican games are good candidates if you ever revisit this subject.

[@piratesephiroth]

I understand that you mentioned the movie Flintstones game because of the obscure Sega version but I think it would be better to compare the regular genesis Flinstrones game to SNES' The Treasure of Sierra Madrock since both were developed by Taito and even many sprites are basically the same. It's kinda similar to what happened to Sparkster.

[@gamerxt333]

Typing Flintstones SNES into Bing, brings up Sierra Madrock as the first example. I guess SLX simply preferred to mention the SEGA Channel version, as you say.

[@ShanetheFreestyler]

I think the coolest part about Street Racer was that it was one of the few 4-player split-screen games for the SNES and Mega Drive. (Also, curious as to why only the SNES version see a US release and there was never a US Genesis release?) Rather than the split-screen being divided both vertically and horizontally like most 4-player games, it was horizontal for all players, giving each player a very narrow, ultrawide view! The later PlayStation and Sega Saturn ports would take this even farther by allowing an 8-player split-screen mode! _EIGHT PLAYERS!!_ And it still ran at a solid 60 FPS by lowering the draw distance and by not having a lot of polygons on the screen to begin with. (The drivers were still all sprite based.) I don't think there was ever any other game in that generation to allow that many players in a split-screen in that generation or any since unless you count the open-source racing game Speed Dreams, which allows you to split the screen up to 8 times, but setting up a local multiplayer game in it is not the friendliest experience. Beyond that, there's only Street Racer! Edit: I just remembered there was a Gamy Boy version of Street Racer that was based on the Mega Drive version that _did_ see a US release! So if you wanted to play a faster-paced, non-Mode 7 version of Street Racer and lived in the US at the time, this was your only option outside of importing the Mega Drive version for your Genesis. In fact, I briefly borrowed the Game Boy version from a friend back in the day, so that was my earliest experience with the game!

[@Projectwolfie21]

Street Racer for the Saturn is unironically one of my favorite games on it. That VDP plane usage makes you wish that more games were made in a similar manner for it.

[@justinc.5591]

I think both Aladdin games have great visuals; the Genesis game has superb animation while the SNES one has great backgrounds and color use.

[@z80player]

Es lo mismo que Cool Spot y Earth Worm Jim

[@jessragan6714]

It's really Aladdin-flavored Earthworm Jim versus Aladdin-flavored Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts, isn't it?

[@madspunky]

SNES version also had better level design, controls, and bosses

[@carloscanales3183]

Dude that Batman and Robin game kicked my ass on Sega. I rented it and spent the weekend depressed and stuck on the second stage. Aladdin kicked ass on both platforms. I remember beating it for Sega and then playing it at a friends on SNES and being so happy that it felt like a whole new game. Animaniacs on SEGA was also very underratedz

[@gavinwigg8057]

Best video I've seen from you in a while. I like comparison vids.😊

[@sb6482]

pity the kids of today. in 30 years time The Xbox Lord will be doing a youtube video about how the PS5 Version had slightly better leaf fidelity and a more static frame per second count but the Xbox series had VRR, or something

[@AndyGravity]

Xbox Lord X. 🤣

[@Alex_G_M]

And how would that be different from the last 10-15 years of multiplatform releases? I’m not disagreeing with you per se, but they’ve been going on about similar stuff since at least GTA IV, if bot earlier. With that said, I was at a retro gaming convention a few weeks ago and most of the people standing in line to play games were preteen kids. That tells me that gameplay is still the most important part in a game, despite what people say.

[@PaperBanjo64]

​@Alex_G_M that's good kids still are wanting to play these old games.

[@udance4ever]

​@@PaperBanjo64just found out about a 2000 person cyberpunk festival & there's a 8-bit & 16-bit gaming room so there's hope indeed :)

[@mishkofrydrysek7445]

Super nostalgic. I'd love to see more of the 16 as well as 32 & 64 bit. Great video again mi Sega Lord.

[@mikef8846]

Pirates of Dark Water is another.

[@richardslotboom9250]

Just playing through the Sega version, have to try the snes version too

[@unruly82nice38]

I like both, SNES is a beat'm up

[@stephenshelottiii3272]

This was one of the greatest eras of gaming. You could have a different experience playing the same game at a friend’s house on a different system.

[@jeffb.6642]

Yeah it was great honestly and it made more sense back then to own more than one console of the same generation. Of course I knew very few people who did own more than one, but looking back it would have been a lot more useful than owning multiple consoles is today where all games that come out for both XB and PS play and look identically, and there are few exclusives. Back then if a game came out for both SNES and Gen/MD and it was mostly the same game, it was the exception and not the rule.

[@GoldsteinsBook]

I'd love more videos like this. Keep up the great work!

[@r0b0m1r0]

As someone who works at a video game store, this video is a tremendous help. Thank you!-)

[@Cagearmy1031]

Great episode another 1 be great

[@andriadavid]

Also one of my favorite game on a Sega MD is Donald Duck in Maui Mallar. The super nintendo version is Donald Duck in Cold Shadow. It was made by a different team and it looks much different. more collors and better audio but i still like Sega's version because of better controllers, atmosfere, gameplay and better resolution.

[@Tjoeb123]

Never thought I'd see an entire video dedicated to SNES titles. :)

[@InitialDL84]

Batman Returns on SNES is night and day compared to the Genesis version. The Genesis version has a special place in my heart because of childhood, but I love the SNES version moreso.

[@kevyjoe413]

While the Genesis Aladdin has better animation, I prefer SNES Aladdin’s story for staying closer to the movie. Still, both versions are great games, highly worth playing!

[@JAC3DG33K]

Awesome work as always, seeing the Batman Returns game now makes me want to see a similar video between the NES and Master System.

[@justinhague105]

Great video! Very helpful in deciding which versions to play or which ones to skip.

[@juiceala]

For a future episode here are a few suggestions of games that are completely different on the Genesis vs the Super Nintendo, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Ninja Turtles, Castlevania, Contra, Sunset Riders, Tiny Toon Adventures, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Mega Man, Power Rangers (and the Movie). I have another list if you wanna go beyond these two systems.

[@opaljk4835]

Batman Returns might be one of the best beat ‘em ups of that era.

[@PRATERVXEX]

There’s a great channel called Console Wars that compares games like these. Great video!

[@zanegandini5350]

THAT'S IT! ARE WE DOIN' THIS?

[@spazandies]

Street Racer on the Sega Mega Drive, the football mini game and best of all my memories playing Rumble with my big brother for hours back in the day.

[@DerivitivFilms]

I'd love more episode showing games that were different. Would love an episode talking about the Valis Series Comparing the PC Engine CD/Genesis/SNES/MSX versions. The Valis collection was just recently released on Steam.

[@ggbetz]

Hope you do this again. When trying games on both, its good to know what we're getting into.

[@charlieg6913]

Batman Returns on SNES is a banger. I honestly can't remember the Genesis version but Im sure I had played it back then. The SNES version though I still play once inna while to this day. Also, I'm really impressed by just how good Sparkster looks and runs on both the Genesis and the SNES. What a shame and missed opportunity to ditch that IP. Great video as always SLX.

[@jackedvader5406]

That sega Batman was so hard it was unplayable

[@Kos4Evr]

Batman & Robin? I loved it on genesis

[@jackedvader5406]

@ great looking game just brutal difficulty level

[@BlankSpacePub]

Agreed on your Castelvania X assessment. I played the heck out of that game upon release and even grew to like it better than Castlevania 4. While Richter’s moves are more restricted than Simon’s, the music and graphics were miles ahead of C4. You just have to consider CX as its own game rather than being a downgraded port of Rondo.

[@barryklinedinst6233]

The 16bit era is my favorite. SBES. GENESIS and TG16. I had them all. The guy at gamestop used to say heres the guy with all 3 systems.

[@brianmegaman]

Please do a part 2 please

[@CharBenders]

Could you imagine if they did something like this today?

[@2hrsweekly922]

With Aladdin, the Sega Master System version is even different from the other 2

[@mutalix]

I was a megadrive kid, but can't say I wasn't in awe to snes versions of the same games. The visual effects, and more notably the audio being fuller and much higher quality.

[@opaljk4835]

The audio is kind of not comparable. The snes used extremely squished samples and the Genesis was directly outputting mixed waveforms. It’s like comparing an old synth with an old sampler, (or rather, it almost is exactly that)…so while the snes could sound extremely beautiful, to say it’s higher quality is just a matter of taste than anything else.

[@gamerxt333]

Yes the SNES used "higher detailed" music, yet sounds like it's being played in a cushion. The Genesis is basically the opposite of that.

[@BigSnipp]

I liked Tazmania's sound on Genesis. It was quirky and atmospheric.

[@Unquestionable]

Love seeing these comparisons as it gives me major nostalgia. These all came out when I was in elementary school (I started second grade about the time the SNES launched) and would pour over gaming magazines like I was studying for the SATs. While I didn't have a Genesis, was overly loyal to Nintendo at the time, all my friends did giving me a pretty decent idea of what each console excelled at. I will say the Dracula X port hasn't aged great compared to Super Castlevania IV and Bloodlines but is still enjoyable. I've always enjoyed the Capcom version of Aladdin but that might be largely because I feel they were top of their game during this era.

[@tobymalamute2856]

Yeah I really enjoyed that episode. Thanks.

[@unpopularopinion-1]

Top notch vid. I don't recall if you've done this before, I would love to see 16 bit comparisons of neo Geo ports. not always, but usually the genesis had better gameplay and music and the SNES had better graphics and sound effects. I was always in search for the best version and remember, wishing I could combine certain elements from each port to make a better game. My very first paycheck, I bought a Neogeo system and that ended my hunt for arcade perfection. Such fond memories. 👍🏽

[@fabioriato]

This is a list that could go on and on and on. Both Tiny Toon (Buster's one and the multisports title) games were completely different experiences between the MD/Genesis and the SNES. Same for Beavis & Butt-Head. These are just from the top of my head, but sure there's many more. A part 2 would be very welcome.

[@michaelpaoletti8588]

As a multiple console owner back then I loved when the versions were much different.

[@maxdobbelstein7532]

Street Racer on the Playstation/Saturn. I used to have it for the SNES and my sister and I had a blast in the battle mode.

[@7Zealot]

I remember getting soft locked in the SNES Tazmania. There was an enemy that would catch you in a net and ride along with you until you used your spin move to escape. Problem was, that move was limited, and once the meter for it ran out, you couldn't do it anymore. So I got caught, had no spin, and just watched as Taz sat in the net, dumbfounded. I remember there pretty much wasn't anything I could do except reset. Glad I just rented that one.

[@KenHauptfleisch]

As a person who has never played Rondo of Blood, I find Dracula X to be a very good Castlevania game limited by the difference inhardware, maybe should have used the DD1 chip(I think thats it) from Star Ocean and Street Fighter

[@mattb6522]

I'd definitely like to see another video like this where consoles got different versions of the same franchise or game. That definitely is something I miss about the 8 and 16 bit era. I always appreciated when each console got their own unique version of a game. I can't remember the last time modern consoles received a completely different title, but it is probably due to game development taking more time and resources to develop a title.

[@boredstudent]

There was also Micro Machines which was a Codemasters IP for many years. The one I played was the Sega Genesis version. There was a Super Nintendo port but published by Ocean Software and developed by Merit.

[@gaupau]

Thank you sega lord!

[@boredstudent]

As a kid, I remember renting that Aladdin game at Blockbuster Video. I had a Sega Genesis during that time, not a Super Nintendo even though I was a Nintendo fan as a child. Anyway, I can see why the Genesis version was the best. I enjoyed it a lot myself even though I never completed it. But yeah that version was a visual masterpiece.

[@HoroJoga]

Street Racer is a curious case of a dev sticking to their IP by making totally different versions of the game to various platforms. Besides the Mega Drive and SNES versions, there's also two 32-bits versions, a gameboy, an amiga and a pc version. All of them have different quirks which are based on what the hardware had to offer.

[@matthewMathYou]

i luv me some high quality sega lord x videos 🤙🏾

[@conradb7826]

This is a great video. I much appreciate the love for SNES Aladdin. As a kid, I chose that over mega man 8 after playing both back to back at a Funcoland. I’ve since played both versions and still prefer SNES. Nostalgia may have a heavy hand, but I’m glad you pointed out it’s strengths. The Genesis version does look fantastic. I just think SNES is a more fun game.

[@elodvezer1790]

Mr. Bones HANDS down for me! on the dreamcast!!! you gotta do Mr. Bones!! ❤

[@miken8618]

One title that was missed that I loved: Pirates of Dark Water. The Genesis and SNES versions are very different.

[@otaking3582]

I had SNES Taz Mania as a kid. I could never figure out how to get past the first level. Not because it was difficult, but because I kept moving forward and there weren't any obstacles or enemies for me to interact with, not even a turn in the road. It was like I was playing a tech demo.

[@JohnPannozzi]

Taito also a Flintstones (cartoon-based) game for the Super NES. It was quite fun.

[@jaysonmanman]

Man, they were cooking when they made Sparkster.

[@cmfort2696]

Shout-out Shadowrun

[@MiaRabinovich]

Lord, The Flintstones: The Treasure of Sierra Madrock is the Taito variant for the SNES. Were you unaware of it or having a different name broke the rule of the video? Cheers

[@SegaLordX]

That was my thinking, yes. Tried to stick to the same name.

[@slamjackson2137]

Great to see some love for the snes Aladdin. It’s a very rhythmic game and there’s a flow to its gameplay that’s a lot of fun to lock into. The genesis version is very stop and go and just not a lot of fun to play.

[@Blas4ublasphemy]

The Saturn version of Street Racer looks really good!

[@Smurfideologue]

Home Alone was another one different across consoles

[@byronlaw6491]

The Flintstones Treasure of Sierra Madrock on the SNES is an interesting game. Wish I’d never sold it as costs a fortune now both on PAL and NTSC. Glad everdrives exist.

[@DASH596]

I do remember playing the Aladdin game back in the day on Sega Genesis. But many many years later I realized the Sega version was completely different from what I played. I thought it was my bad memory. Realized two decades later from playing it that I got a "Fan Port" of the SNES version for the SEGA console lol didn't expect that

[@vallaurianv6024]

Some great snes games here - Batman Returns, Sparkster, Adventures of Batman and Robin! Others you could do - Alien 3, Jo and Mac caveman ninja, xmen, marvel super heroes (vs Saturn), Ninja Warriors, Shadow Run, Sim City etc To your point, there’s so many!!

[@Vulpas]

Having only Taz-Mania SNES as one of your few games that you haven't completed into boredom was horrible because you had to play it, and any longer than 10 minutes felt like a fever dream. Something about the art, music, and repetition made it torture lol

[@JayRCela]

Oh boy, I remember renting the same game for different platforms, I enjoyed the differences, and the discussions between my self and fellow gamer's. It was great not having to actually plop down some hard earned cash on a potential flop, and then hash it all out with your friends.

[@danielrecommends]

I'll say Dracula X has way clunkier controls than the Rondo Of Blood. I never played either of them growing up but when I got the Castlevania Advance Collection and played Dracula X, it was hard to control. I played Rondo of Blood on the Turbo mini and it was a much smoother experience. Also, Dracula is hard a fudge on Dracula X with having to fight him on those pillars.

[@MetalJody1990]

Taz-Mania is probably the best repetitive game on the SNES. There was enough charm and challenge to keep me engaged with it. The later levels get pretty damn hard. Sparkster on SNES is a gem. Awesome visuals, music, and gameplay. Unfortunately there are some spots that hit the hardware, causing slowdown, but nothing an emulator can't fix. Sparkster feels right at home on the Steam Deck.

[@juiceala]

Well, actually the super Nintendo did get another Flintstones game that plays more like Mario 3 in which it's a board game mixed with side scroller... Similarly, Taz Mania also had another game on the Genesis, Escape from Mars, that looks and plays a lot like the first game.

[@Blas4ublasphemy]

Tazmania on Genesis is very challenging...

[@PaperBanjo64]

I have a Japanese cartridge of that game.

[@sitrep123able]

Keep up the good work🎉

[@ottagol1985]

Sparkster on the 32 and 64 bit consoles would've been awesome! I would've walked a mile for a Sparkster 64!

[@ericl7519]

I loved playing both versions of Aladin!

[@Hausbrauen]

Love your videos SLX, but you made a *glaring error* on The Flintstones not having a FAR closer equivalent title on the SNES. You completely looked over the existence of *'The Flintstones: The Treasure of Sierra Madrock'* which was vastly superior to the 1995 movie game. Sierra Madrock has a lot in common with the Genesis version, as well as many differences, mostly due to heavily cut content from its SNES counterpart. Sierra Madrock is legit one of my favorite platformers on SNES... fairly easy (I beat it with one hand due to breaking my arm back when it first released IoI), but incredibly polished, and packed with FAR more colorful content from the Flintstones cartoon than Sega's.

[@SegaLordX]

I mentioned this earlier in the comments but I chose two Flintstones games called just "The Flintstones" on purpose. I am indeed aware of The Treasure of Sierra Madrock but that was developed by Taito. The Genesis game was by Santos and released over a year sooner. The big difference there though is the name itself. If a game has a different name you expect a different game. I do admit I could have mentioned the other SNES Flintstones but I was trying to stick to the same name motif.

[@Hausbrauen]

@@SegaLordX 12:42 I'm just going by what you stated here within these 15 seconds, but I appreciate you owning up to that. Naming issue aside, Sierra Madrock is still quite different from the Sega release, and the SNES version mostly just builds upon it in every meaningful way -- beginning with having a world map that is plentifully filled with life and variety (one of many features Sega's earlier title doesn't have at all).

[@ZEKESPILLEDINKMUSIC]

10:34-10:42 I would also give Konami a break because they had to deal with different hardware formatting (CD-ROM vs. cartridge) and try to adapt to the limitation of the SNES.

[@jeremybowers3181]

Like being in Blockbuster video and seeing the same name yet different game when your friends who has a snes and describes something completely opposite of what you rented lol!

[@mintydog06]

A game you can add to your next video is Another World. It looks sounds and feels different across SNES, Mega Drive, Amiga and 3DO. My personal favourite is the SNES version, it has the best music by far and the slow down actually helps it feel more cinematic.

[@DerrickFinzer]

Yeah definitely Dracula x on Super Nintendo ain’t too bad and awesome music !

[@X6800]

Who remembers Bonkers? That game was different between the SNES and Genesis. Loved the SNES version. Oh, and we can't forget Power Rangers 1 and 2 (the movie) between the consoles.

[@MaxOakland]

More sequels to this video please

[@bombfog1]

Yes, certainly more videos like this.

[@jamesfrankiewicz5768]

I remember back in the day when the two Aladdin games were released. Myself, and most of my friends, concurred that the SNES version was pretty good, but the Genesis version knocked it out of the park, and that's with the fact that the Genesis owners were in the minority in my circle of video gaming friends.

[@lordjubilus]

back in the day i was pissed when the versions were diferent, i´m from brazil here the video game you got is the one you would stay, now with emulator i can apreciate both versions as spandedd dlcs

[@cybersonic8472]

I really loved Batman Returns on Genesis, my favorite Batman game on the system

[@GreatestGames777]

All of these games were good times.