Dual Longplay [27] Mortal Kombat II (Snes vs Sega 32X) Liu Kang Playthrough (Comparison)

[@MikeTRX8]

I'd go so far to say the SNES Dead Pool looks better than the original arcade version. And that distant green gloom in the SNES Living Forest is lovely.

[@Syklonus]

Mortal Kombat II was one of those games that didn't really get a bad port. At least not on the major systems. All the conversions were quite on par in terms of quality, and it was all pretty fucking good! I actually prefer the SNES and Megadrive ports to the arcade as the AI is less cheap.

[@demonology2629]

Well if you ever played a Sega Saturn you would probably agree with me it was really turned while I was disappointed in 1996 when I bought that when they had no sound effects almost at all

[@mrnuage]

The clarity of voice samples on 32X is awesome

[@demonology2629]

Yes Sega 32x actually has better sound then SNES, unfortunately there was not enough time to tap into it because of discontinue of 32x 😨

[@RealAlphaDrum]

The thing about the 32x sound is all the added sounds are loud and clear, perhaps too much compared to the rehashed Genesis sound samples that are mixed in because they just tacked on the 32x sounds on top of the Genesis version. It can be loud and obnoxious and distracting.

[@bifftannen1598]

They (32x version which was 32 megabits) ripped them directly from the arcade with no compression, whereas SNES had to compress them to get almost all the arcade sound effects into the 24 megabit cartridge they used. That's why SNES sounds a bit muffled

[@mrnuage]

@@bifftannen1598 The 24mb cartridge is far from being the biggest obstacle. Each SNES game has to load all the audio data (program, sequence, music samples, sound effects, ...) into the 64KB of the SPC700 RAM. Considering that, I salute all the work Sculptured Software did on this version. That and the fact they also cared about SNES aspect ratio, so that on a 4:3 screen, the characters have the same proportions as the other versions.

[@GodKitty677]

@@mrnuage SNES version was really well done and has a lot of the arcade version for the cartridge size.

[@LightningForce1010]

Mortal Kombat 2 for 32X was my favourite game for Sega. And that was actually my childhood. Memories...

[@miguelangelbazan8697]

@LightningForce1010 I played that version and imo was better than the Genesis and SNES version. My friend who was a SNES fan boy said his version was superior lol

[@Alphanubilus1]

Having played all three versions SNES, Genesis, and 32X, the 32X is certainly the strongest contender. The only thing that holds the 32X from even surpassing it’s CD counterparts, is that they built the game off the Genesis version versus porting the game from scratch using 32X hardware. It still uses the Genesis music as well as some of the Genesis audio samples. Hearing the grainy painful grunts next to the crisp arcade perfect screams can be a bit jarring, but on in all it’s a great faithful adaptation of the arcade game.

[@GodKitty677]

There is the massive limit on cartridge size as well. 4MB on the 32x vs 14MB on the arcade. Thats why some of the game is the mega drive version. They ran out of cartridge space.

[@TwistedIdentity]

Snes: OHHHH!!! 32x: AWWWW!!!

[@J-gritty]

I don't understand why they didn't make MK3 for 32XCD?

[@bifftannen1598]

would've been cool to see. Even though I appreciated both SNES & Genesis versions, I was really hoping for a simultaneous announcement that Sculptured Software would be porting a version to at least the 32X & build it from the ground up, unlike MK2, to see how good it could get. I wanted Sega to go all in on the 32X, but unfortunately that didn't happen. The standalone Neptune (32X & Genesis combined but still able to play Genesis carts) got me jacked up when they released pics of it & then that fell apart. Sad

[@doomer4life2]

What I learned from this video: SNES Shao Kahn: Taunts you an appropriate number of times. 32X Shao Kahn: Does not shut up.

[@william_neves_23]

🤣🤣🤣

[@marciopaja9885]

The SNES version did an incredible job, the 32x version just did its job

[@staggerlee1869]

The 32X version was literally a port of the Genesis version that they did minor tweaks to. It could have been the definitive port at the time. Instead the SNES version remains the one to own.

[@stevenelson7747]

Yall smoked out or what?? The cabinet version is king and snes was mediocre at best. Look the bottom line is Nintendo/Sony is for anyone. Like pick up and play. Once you graduate to real shit it's PC or xbox. Stick with Call of booty...

[@MrSamPhoenix]

@@staggerlee1869agreed!

[@xKillZone99]

32x version was better than the snes version, people forget the slower gameplay and slight input delay with the snes version

[@MrSamPhoenix]

@@xKillZone99 please stop, there was barely any slowdown on the SNES port.

[@RyuHayabusa06]

32X is a bit better looking but it should considering it required an expensive add-on to the Genesis. The SNES port is still impressive and miles better than the straight Genesis port.

[@samuelgao4777]

That's sega's way of not gouging people on individual carts and throwing in extra chips on their cartridges. Instead of having a superfx chip per console with increased game prices, they just released a super duper fx chip, and same priced games.

[@elianandres4326]

Miles better...?Is a exageration

[@gaba665]

Also MD came out 2 years before, so snes should be comparing to 32x instead of MD..

[@RyuHayabusa06]

@@samuelgao4777 Most SuperFX games were first party and as cheap as normal releases. Remember, it was Sega that came out with Virtua Racing for $99.99 with SVP chip.

[@gaba665]

Ryu, "miles" better?.. 32X has A LOT MORE SPRITES AND FRAMES OF ANIMATION, bigger sprites, higher resolution, arcade's intro, excelent soundtrack, better sound quality, better gameplay, and snes has better colors, and images on endings.. snes has even lower sprite size than MD, less frames of animation than MD, worse soundtrack than MD, and worse gameplay than MD, everything else is probably superior.. but I won't consider it "miles better" than MD.. 32X is clearly superior in every way tho.

[@TechAppsNGames]

I owned the SNES version too. My friend had the 32X version and it was more true to the arcade. Good ol' days of wanting arcade perfect games at home. =)

[@andrewortiz9226]

even Street fighter 2 for SNES has closer sound and music and graphics than Sega Genesis version!!

[@onisiforosalexandrou2551]

32X wins

[@sharifsingletary6710]

@@greensun1334 , YOU DON'T REALLY BELIEVE THAT 😂😂🤣🤣

[@greensun1334]

@@sharifsingletary6710 oh yes, it is. It's the arcade truest in terms with original intro, lifebars etc. - but it's not the best cartridge MK2 - the best is still the SNES-Port!

[@greensun1334]

@@sharifsingletary6710 for me, there is a difference between to be true to the arcade - and - to be the better port. Again: 32X = more arcade-true (but not the sound!), SNES = better game overall

[@josequispe3488]

Sega 32x wins

[@CassioQueixudo]

FATALITY

[@brandogg]

@josequispe3488 it doesn't though. Sound and background graphics kill it. Also the gameplay isn't quite as good or arcade accurate as SNES

[@mattkennedy6115]

@@brandoggdid we watch the same vid? The music may have been better on snes and if we’re comparing the standard 3 button genesis controller to the snes controller then yes, it is better in those respects. Don’t get me wrong it’s a competent port and is superior to the Genesis, but the gameplay, larger sprites and more detail give the 32x the edge

[@lausonic11]

I think the most important difference is that the 32x is better because of gameplay! Faster and more precise, also you can play with a 6 button controler.

[@ge4]

@@eltroopertekken It does but the layout of sega 6 button controller is just better for fighting games.

[@ge4]

@@eltroopertekken Yes and No, because the 6 buttons for the genesis and 32x was made as a replica of the arcade sticks. So it's closer to the Arcade... As a preference for me is the same you can give either the snes or the genesis that i can play with both.

[@VOAN]

@@ge4 Even so the arcade game only had 5 buttons, not 6, there's 4 attack buttons and one block button. There were no run button at the time. The SNES controller imo is perfect for playing MKII cause all the attack buttons are on the face and the block button was assign to the shoulder so it was out of the way allowing for performing moves easier. On the Genesis and 32X sure you could use the 6-buttons and activator to play but there's no remap option so the block buttons will always be in the way. I think MKII on Genesis and 32X were better play with a 3-button controller cause then A button is punch, B button is low kick and C button is high kick while START is block and that's good cause the block button is out of the way of attack. Considering the 3-button controller merge high punch and low punch into one single button, performing Kitana's fan toss and Reptile's force ball are much easier cause you only had to press one button instead of two like the arcade and SNES versions.

[@ge4]

@@VOAN I did play MK2 with both the 3 buttons and when MK3 was released i got the 6 buttons one. Then i went back to MK2 and MK1 and oh boy i loved them even more.

[@gaba665]

@@VOAN block is not in the way. Is like saying buttons on the arcade were "on the way" lol you got used to play on that snes layout, and that is your problem. That's the only reason posible you could write that.

[@ganjagun0025]

The SNES really showed up.and showed out with this release. One year we were the laughing stock of the school playground( MK1). The next year we got revenge. And boy oh boy did it taste delicious. The SNES pulled the gloves off for this title. Sega Genesis fans were mad asf.

[@dipakroli411]

32x Wins! However, SNES version is a great arcade port!

[@demonology2629]

Both versions are BEAST, I love 32x Pit Fatality and demonic Fatality sound when dripping blood. I love how SNES version has most sound effects and end biography pictures of the story when beating the game. (Both have decent graphics and music) The best way to be truly satisfied? Is two own both versions it will leave you, left knocked out bloody with a smile on your face😌... Ps. 32x version with 🎧 stereo head phones and killer Graphfx (DOPES UP THE BRAIN AND GETS YOU VERY HIGH/NATURAL HIGH😯) 🙏🏻☯️🥶‼

[@stradaguillermo]

Down, forward, back, back + high kick (sweep distance)

[@boosterfly]

Enter the dragon!

[@demonology2629]

🐲☯️🙏

[@brunodimaggio9946]

Oh Yeah

[@samuelmorales2344]

32X looks better. The floating wizard goes up and down, in the SNES version just stays there. The Genesis version I think didn't have the floating wizard. The 32X version looks sharper too. The characters look less pixelated.

[@supersonics5000]

Agree

[@galvinstanley3235]

In the 32X version of Mortal Kombat 2 has the full Arcade intro story,and the names are actually in the life bars.

[@alubaldini]

but is an extra port

[@tightlypackedcoil]

Gzus Kreist you mad

[@scottcollins5240]

Probe pretty much put everything in the 32x version they couldn't in the Genesis version. Though it is built off of the Genesis port it has a larger color palet, more frames of animation, the characters bios and endings are actually arcade perfect as is the intro and all the sound effects and dialogue is present. Like Mortal Kombat on the Sega Cd though it is not a direct MKII arcade port, just a Genesis port of MKII with some finesse.

[@vintageceilingfans]

Both are about equal to me.. Both have the Ups, and downs.. Back then you didn't get true arcade experience on home consoles, even when the PS1 N64 and Saturn came out.. They still had limitations and cut corners.. The SNES version still has better color palette, and soundtrack which resembles more the arcade.. Though the SNES is not very clear in the sound department.. The 32X still uses the Genesis music and some of the backgrounds still don't have 3 scrolling layers.. But also some of the levels on the SNES doesn't either.. The voices and talk overs are added even though SNES still has more.. Shau Kon says you will die "Mortal", Is that your best, You are too easy, and laughs, while 32X version he only says You will Die , and the color is much better and even a few of the levels look better than the SNES while some on the SNES look better than the 32X.. The 32X is better attraction, while SNES has the better ending.. I don't understand why it had to take the 32X to have all of this, when you would think the Genesis alone should have handled this. Instead had muddy graphics and no voice overs..

[@greensun1334]

It's all about money. The Genesis-MK2 could be like the 32x-MK2 and the 32x-MK2 could be MUCH better, like near arcade perfect, if Sculptured made them instead of lazy Probe! I like the SNES-port better than the actual 32x-port for different reasons

[@LeroyVermaak]

My first 16-bit console was the MegaDrive. Then I saw a videogame magazine review of SNES MK2, and I bought the SNES just for this game!! This is the game that persuaded me to buy an SNES 😁

[@SuperHamsterGaming]

I'm going with the SNES here. A lot of the backgrounds on the 32x look like they're still rendered on the Genesis and therefore still limited to 64 colors on screen. Sure the added processor power allows for some of the backgrounds to move a little more on the 32x, but considering the SNES is holding it's own with a 3.68mhz CPU and in some areas beating the 32x version I'd say that's a victory. Also alot of the 32x music is still being played through that tinny Yamaha synthesizer chip in the Genesis. All the drawbacks of the 32x version are because it has to share the job with the limited Genesis.

[@michaelockk2635]

That's because the backgrounds in the 32X version are using the Genesis hardware for backgrounds, and the 32X for everything else.

[@BGizzle8098]

It definitely could've been better even with the fact thst it's teamed with the genesis.

[@NANA4bacon]

The real question is do you press or push start?

[@greensun1334]

...I think PUSH it is enought!

[@brunodimaggio9946]

@MrGriff305 BEST decade

[@william_neves_23]

Push. . 🤣🤣🤣

[@sw1000xg]

I trigger start

[@derekdash2179]

Push had 14 wins streak, press had 1 at the end. So there's your answer...

[@123OGNIAN]

30:32 the credits on the snes are awesome XD

[@spacepizzer]

V E R Y T I R E D P R O J E CT D I C T A T O R D I R E C T O R

[@adamp9553]

Additional thanks to: Elvis, Jim Morrison...

[@anthonywise1989]

Presentation: 32X Sprites: 32x Stages: SNES BGM: SNES Voiceover: 32X Sound FX: Draw While overall i enjoy the 32X version more, it's pretty remarkable what they were able to accomplish on the SNES port. Especially when there almost wasn't even going to be a port due to Nintendo's "family friendly" policies of the 80's and 90's.

[@neodistinct]

Holy crap, there were no hardware limitations for Sega anymore, but backgrounds all still better on SNES :(

[@TechRyze]

The background graphics are handled by the Mega Drive, and have the 64 colour limitation. 32X did the character sprites.

[@OnafetsEnovap]

@@TechRyze So that's why the 32X came with an additional cable which had to be connected to the Mega Drive. No wonder mine didn't work, I couldn't see who I was playing as.

[@luisjunior6654]

percebi na 1ª fase as texturas duplicadas e espelhadas no Snes, mas também parece ter algum filtro anisotrópico que o 32x não usou, existem uns quadradinhos nas texturas, as cores no 32x são mais fortes, a resolução parece ser maior...

[@TheDukeOfZill]

Check out the Doom Resurrection release, it fixed the levels, gameplay, visuals, performance, music etc. Someone could technically do the same for MK2 on 32x. Fix the music, a few visuals etc. Heck, Openlaura is already running on the 32x (early stages). The 32x is thriving in the homebrew department. There's a lot to look forward to!!

[@GodKitty677]

The cartridge would need to be 14MB to match the arcade. Normal 32x cartridges were 4MB (32mb). It could be done with bank switching or compression. Only a few newer games use these bigger cartridges. The largest at the time was around 5MB approx. Paprium/Pier Solar for example used 8MB or 64mb. Paprium uses compression which means the cardridge has modern processors builtin. Opemlaura has issues with fps, approx. 10fps or less last time I looked.

[@carlexsonsena4552]

Engraçado que estamos em 2019 e ainda acho esse jogo moderno, principalmente para as versões caseiras

[@JimboJammy]

I wish we could have taken bits from both versions. 32x has the better voice samples, but I think the sfx and music is better on the snes, backgrounds have a higher res on 32x giving it a better sharpness but I prefer the colour pallete used on the Snes. Its all very close! Both great versions though.

[@demonology2629]

I have both versions and both definitely has their good points. I would lean little to the 32X side though for bigger graphics and good game play and good enough sound.

[@heilong79]

Very close, It is amazing what a developer who knew what they were doing could push out of the SNES, The 32x version is just the Genesis version pushed by the 32x hardware, the backgrounds should have been rendered by the 32x also.

[@demonology2629]

The 32x backgrounds are rendered better then then SNES version. On 32x look at the ACID stage the chains with meat hops scrolling in full effect just like the arcade. Pit Fatality on 32x looks and sounds better. Check it out again

[@barryschalkwijk9388]

@@demonology2629 it's 50/50 bruh. acid pool, armory, forest and flying castle stages look way better on SNES

[@roldanrosario243]

The 32x feels like they used the Genesis as the bases. Opposed to starting from scratch. I give this one to SNES simply because 32x could have done an arcade perfect offering. This is the Genesis verion with upgrades.

[@nyastclair8174]

Nah 32x version is flat out better than the SNES version. As it should be.

[@roldanrosario243]

@Anthony Cook After further looking into it, this is a tough call. 32x port is better then the PS1, Saturn versions. (And for those that think 32x vs 16 bit SNES isn’t a fare comparison. If SNES can build up a 32 bit cartage like DK County and compare it to other 16 bit consoles, then 32x games can be counted in these comparisons.) I’ll give this one a tie. Only because both are very complete home ports. But, neither are arcade perfect. While still being better then the home ports released by the next generation consoles. SNES is the one I had as kid and is the best to me. Yet I still admit that the other one kicks like a mule too.

[@barryschalkwijk9388]

looking at how close these are and thinking about how much power and price difference there was between a SNES and the megadrive+32x combo, it's just further proof that the SNES port was a masterpiece.

[@greyfox8310]

32x wins of course. The standalone genesis port wasnt up to par with snes BUT it was still a decent port graphically unlike MK1

[@mulletboater]

On this one: it goes to 32X. The sound and visuals are slightly more detailed throughout. During the time of these games Mortal Kombat had a reputation as a "serious" and "dangerous" game, and, as with most all tournament fighters; the replay value is in two player matches. Having a slightly more "edgier" and detailed version of MK would have had value back then.

[@Bloodreign1]

I've plaed the 32X version, own the SNES/Genesis versions, I must say when I still had the love for MK (this one, MK2, remains my favorite though) I enjoyed trying it out. The added voices and colors really were eye popping after the Genesis ports drab colors really disappointed me (the system was capable of colorful games), plus the SNES version had a bug where you could use certain characters to jump backwards, right into your projectile with repeated usage. All ports though have an easy to exploit AI, duck and wait, opponent gets close, jump back, they follow. Uppercut away, or snare them with Scoprion's Spear. Characters that could exploit the AI easiest are, Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Reptile, Jax, Johnny Cage, and Baraka. Liu Kang, Mileena, Kung Lao, and Kitana could not pull off such an exploit for some reason.

[@brandonhoun]

I have the Genesis and SNES versions... I wish I have the 32X version, looks good.

[@worldofretrogameplay6963]

Probe was lazy with the 32X version. Sure, the game looks great - and the voice is clear - but why did they keep the lousy sound effects from the Genesis version? Why not rip the sound effects straight from the arcade board instead? I’m sure the 32X could handle it!

[@gaba665]

Yeah, but it wasn't a 32bit game.. still a 16bit so they used MD MK2 as a base, and they modified it.. 🤷🏼‍♂️ cheap af I know but that was typical of probe.

[@marianogonza6295]

Notese que es Snes vs 32X, no es Snes vs GENESIS. Claramente gran trabajo de la gente de Nintendo. ✔

[@greensun1334]

And SNES wins

[@retrogames3404]

Uma coisa que é legal lembrar, é que em 94 e 95 começou uma onda de ter fliperama montado com MK2 de Mega Drive, mais barato e rentável pros botecos.

[@alexisjohnson]

SNES is by far the best all the way around. Some parts of the 32x version looks a lil crisper and some bits look worse.

[@jorgeeduardorivera6807]

I prefer the 32x version but the SNES are very good

[@jordansouza6350]

O port do 32x pra mim vence essa.

[@miguelangelbazan8697]

I think the 32X version was the best home version in it's time. I owed the Genesis version and also played the SNES version

[@alanlee67]

Something wrong with the sprites for certain character models on SNES. If only they had corrected the music tracks for the 32x, it would've been the ultimate port.

[@TheToyBoy1978]

yeah, the snes sprites are pretty poor, in some ways i actually think many of the mega drive characters look better than the snes let alone how much better the 32x sprites look!

[@kiwisoup]

If you are talking about mixed up music tracks, that is the sega cd version if mk1 not this one

[@icekokoro2708]

I always wondered why the music tracks were mixed up in certain ports. In the 32x version, the character select screen is using the Kombat Tomb theme, and the Kombat Tomb is using the Tower theme.

[@BIGGIEDEVIL]

Bro that is in no way the combat tomb theme its completely different and is missing from the port completely

[@gaba665]

@@BIGGIEDEVIL sega has music for all stages. You're wrong. And yes, selection screen has its own unique track, kombat tomb its own unique track, and tower its own unique track too.. clearly ice kokoro doesn't hear shit lol.. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@thefroyukenfiles3641]

@@gaba665 Sega ports' stage and screen music mix-ups: Kombat Tomb - The Tower The Tower - The Portal/Khan's Arena Khan's Arena - Wastelands/The Pit II Continue? - Goro's Lair Choose Your Fighter - Kombat Tomb Battle Plan/Prologue - Choose Your Fighter (a close approximation of it at least) Pre-logo reveal title screen - Continue? That about covers it. Never understood why Probe mixed up the music in the Sega ports of MK and MKII and still irks me to this day.

[@gaba665]

@@thefroyukenfiles3641 mix ups means same exact track? Or different tracks? IDK what's the point mentioning things we all know just for the sake of it.. 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

[@thefroyukenfiles3641]

@@gaba665 Means exactly that. Several tracks from the arcade were placed in the wrong parts for the Sega ports.

[@danielquintela1]

Versão de 32x tem uma pegada boa, personagens grandes, sons das vozes quase que iguais ao ao arcade... 32mega, imagens ilustrativas do arcade em definição boa e etc, porém como foi feito nas coxas a probe se utilizou de muito da versão mega drive melhorando a paleta de cores e detalhes ausentes na versão de mega, mais esta la junto aos belos sons os arrotos da versão de mega... ausentes certos detalhes que o 32x faria perfeitamente como ossos no chão... gritos da plateia... as outras vozes de Shao kan e etc, se fosse uma versão feita do zero com 100% do 32x e ainda em cartucho nos teriamos uma versão que competeria em 2° lugar com o arcade, deixando até o psx e saturn no chinelo... Ja a versão de super nes feita pela scuptured e perfeita para um 16 bits, muitos detalhes do arcade estão lá, cenarios lindos, vozes e sons... tudo está lá, só e mais lento que o 32x, mais pelo conjunto total da obra e tirando o fato de não ter a apresentação do arcade em fotos eu fico com a de super nes, o 32x tem capacidade de sobra para fazer muito mais do que isso, mais a probe usou a versão de mega como base, fodeu tudo. Até as músicas fieis ao arcade estão no super nes, no 32x usaram as mesmas músicas do mega, isso prova as coxas dessa versão.

[@recomecoemdeus5844]

Exatamente o que sempre falei desta versão do 32X , O Super tirou onda neste game para um 16 bits fez bonito

[@earlduran6419]

Sega 32x and SNES both wins :D

[@EduardoSilva-ze8tp]

Linda a versão do 32x pena que não época era caro demais pra poucos jogos rs

[@fabioxenofonte87]

Se a versão de 32x não ganhasse, teria sido a maior vergonha alheia da SEGA em relação aos seus concorrentes.Óbvio que a versão de 32x é melhor, mas a versão de SNES obteve um mérito muito maior considerando o hardware inferior e um custo benefício muito maior. A maioria esmagadora das pessoas preferiram pegar um SNES para jogar MK2 do que gastar duas vezes para ter um MEGADRIVE + 32X e finalmente poder jogar a versão de MK2 do 32x. Considerando a época, o preço, o custo benefício, a versão de SNES deu um show e foi disparado a melhor versão de MK2 dos consoles da década de 90. A versão de SEGA SATURN era fraca e a de PS1 só era vendida no JAPÃO, então, não podem contar.

[@ogralico3396]

@@fabioxenofonte87 esse port do 32x é uma vergonha isso sim. um treco q se diz mais poderoso q o 3do não venceu o snes kk

[@remitonaraujo1005]

😊​@@ogralico339632x foi mal aproveitado, difícil de programar.

[@DAZZYVANDAM]

32X version has to win pity the 32X was so bad when it was capable of so much.......but at the time against the PSX and The SATURN it never stood a chance.

[@franciscoandrada412]

I have to say 32x, it's literally an arcade machine except for sounds

[@WonderCreationStudios]

And the sounds are a huge part of the arcade experience. I owned the 32x and when you pay that kind of money, you better see a significant difference, and that difference is definitely not here. SNES crushes this.

[@rod4020]

There aren't big difference. I guess, don't worth pay more for 32X game in this case.

[@isaiasmatos5967]

The 32x is beats 1000 x 1000

[@IvanGuilhermeOfficial]

Não tem pra Sega dessa Geração 16 bits e esse projetinho de 32 bits, as conversões de MK2 para SNES em diante são perfeitas!!

[@renatogois5966]

A versão do SNES não é perfeita a versão perfeita e do arcade a versão do 32x só não ficou melhor porque A brobe desenvolvedora uso como base a versão do mega drive e so bor esse motivo não ficou melhor mas se usado o potencial de hardware do 32x o super Nintendo viraria um NES 8 bytes.

[@khmerrcsouljah]

Playing this when i was a kid, I didn’t care about graphics and sound and stuff like that. But now as an adult and having way better graphical and sound consoles in this generation, i see the many nuances of both ports. The thing that I didn’t really like is that in the SN port there’s like a 1-2 second delay right after shao khan says fight.

[@xsinyxx]

Great job on the 32X version, but this was the SNES alone. No addons or enhancements, so it really isn't fair to compare these. It should have been 32X versus Sega CD version.

[@xsinyxx]

@georgesheardexpress9 yeah there was, it was actually MA 17, and it came through as an arcade perfect port.

[@xsinyxx]

Yeah the load times were horrendous, but at the time with what was there that was arcade perfect. And yes 2 was on the Saturn that's where my confusion came from. Both CD and Saturn blur together they were both around that time.

[@DrewPicklesTheDark]

Unlike MK1 where it was one-sided, this one actually looks like a closer race.

[@corey-666]

A versão de 32X pecou um pouco nos cenários,ai marota agora faz a versão de Saturn vs a de PSX,pra ver qual é a pior,kkkkk.

[@vcdecide]

Published on Jan 9, 2016 (Sega Saturn vs Playstation) :P kzbin.info/www/bejne/bILVhmqlbqd8maM

[@corey-666]

Canal Vc Decide Pior que eu já tinha visto esse seu video,tá feio o negócio,kkkk.

[@BazilNick]

Sega CD vs Sega 32x

[@mindphaserxy]

SNES wins simply because of far better color palette and sound. No need to buy a 6 button pad either.

[@Lancellot_BR]

Eu tive a versão de SNES, comprei novo na época na Progames, joguei horrores e por isso tenho afeto a essa versão, mas não tem como negar que a versão do 32x é superior em muita coisa.

[@jamessutherland9903]

eu achei superior em algumas coisas que a de snes mas não em tudo , varios cenarios por exemplo achei melhor na do snes pra mim da um empate

[@CiceroSilva-wx9ce]

mas a versao snes e para rapeloes

[@fabioxenofonte87]

Se a versão de 32x não ganhasse, teria sido a maior vergonha alheia da SEGA em relação aos seus concorrentes.Óbvio que a versão de 32x é melhor, mas a versão de SNES obteve um mérito muito maior considerando o hardware inferior e um custo benefício muito maior. A maioria esmagadora das pessoas preferiram pegar um SNES para jogar MK2 do que gastar duas vezes para ter um MEGADRIVE + 32X e finalmente poder jogar a versão de MK2 do 32x. Considerando a época, o preço, o custo benefício, a versão de SNES deu um show e foi disparado a melhor versão de MK2 dos consoles da década de 90. A versão de SEGA SATURN era fraca e a de PS1 só era vendida no JAPÃO, então, não podem contar.

[@burnermanx]

A versão de 32X poderia ser ainda melhor se não fosse a má vontade da Pobre

[@Leandrordnael1]

A versão do 32X tinha mais coisas, mas o cartucho utilizado também era maior, além do que como o MD usava menos cores, as tiles ficavam menores em tamanho (HEX), no SNES como tinham mais opções de cores e quantidade para se usar, tornavam as tiles maiores, daí limitava demais, mas nesse caso, o 32X também tinha capacidade de colocar mais cores na tela (até mais que o SNES), contudo se usar o 32x como foi usado nesse MK, os jogos ficavam com sprites lindos mas cenários pobres em cores, já que o 32x lida com as animações e imagens e o console lida com a hud e cenários!

[@WizardOfWor]

Whoever says that the 32x version is better must be either high or drunk. It's nothing more than an enhanced Genesis version with additional sound effects & Goro's Lair from the Arcade version added in. Most of the music & other sound effects are EXACTLY from the Genesis version, & not from the Arcade version at all. It's the same as the Sega CD version of MK 1.

[@coreym162]

Goro's Lair does show up in the snes version. Just when you fight the secret characters though.

[@WizardOfWor]

@@coreym162 I know :) IMO, the SNES version is the closest to the Arcade version.

[@SuperAderJinNoJutsu]

32X Wins....🎉🎉 Pero el final del juego es mejor en SNES.

[@ONintendistaOficial]

Versão do 32x é simplesmente fenomenal e não tem censura eu já joguei e é uma versão maravilhos !

[@ogralico3396]

não !! é um lixo q agregou pouco, pelo preço final.

[@ShadelifeFTW]

Sega fanboy here, the 32x version looks superior but i have ti say the snes version certainly doesn't look bad, the biggest pro is the blood in all the sega versions imo.

[@danielquintela1]

Passando aqui pra dizer que a versão snes e um luxo kkkkk

[@ogralico3396]

melhor q a desse treco

[@danielquintela1]

@@ogralico3396 tenho as duas e mesmo assim acho a de snes no geral mais fiel ao arcades pelos detalhes... Muito mais pra dizer a verdade e ainda com menos memória kkkk

[@ogralico3396]

@@danielquintela1 essa tranqueira era para fazer um port quase perfeito. não sei como elogiam isso...

[@danielquintela1]

@@ogralico3396 a versão de 32x e boa tem a jogabilidade rápida do arcade, mas como foi feita com base na de mega deixou a desejar principalmente em detalhes e características do Arcade

[@djyonoid]

Megão superior sempre, mesmo tendo o potencial do hardware sempre boicotado pelas produtoras, que sabiam que se usassem o potencial do Mega, superaria até o Arcade!

[@robsonsp3]

Snes vence, lembro que quando aluguei o mk2 do genesis na década de 90 foi uma decepção, a versão do 32x é um pequeno upgrade do genesis, a do snes é a mais fiel ao arcade principalmente o som e dificuldade, quando joguei em casa o port do snes em casa me senti no Arcade

[@rick-deckard]

Snes version has better color gradients, without dithering.

[@rodrigomendes3327]

Wow! It looks like 1/3 of frames are cutted on SNES version. Still a great job for a really crappy CPU anyway.

[@TheObserver83]

Snes actually has more animation frames on the dizzy stance before finishing (when they stand still with upper body rocking around). Looks like they used the same animation frames as the genesis port.

[@stevenacken6444]

SNES was in a league of their own with the game. It was fantastic for 16 bit. I had a Genesis and it was shit on. The 32’x had more clear sounds and screams but the SNES was still brilliant during that time.

[@zanegandini5350]

The SNES port was pushing the system's limits, so I don't think it could really do any better. The 32x port certainly has some superior elements to both the SNES and Genesis versions, but not by a lot. It's still missing some sound samples and has simple oval shadows rather than shadows that actually look like they belong to the character's specific movements, while the technically inferior SNES still has these. And if I remember correctly, the hidden stages are still like the Genesis version's rather than being arcade accurate. The 32x port is just lazy. It's definitely a nice conversion of the game, all things considered, but the SNES port had so much more effort put into it.

[@fazares]

no oval shadows on the 32x...check it out

[@takodachi8283]

No doubt 32X made a superior version when compared to MD (just saw that video), but still can't reach the quality of the Snes port in terms of backgrounds and voices. Even the end credits are a treat lol

[@Kevin_40]

they are both really good and one is not really better than the other.

[@andersontododuro9183]

Realmente a versão do 32x está bem mais nítida .

[@milfilosofia4994]

Pois é, e ainda tem maluco falando que a do Snes tá melhor. O negócio todo embaçado! !

[@milfilosofia4994]

Fora que o Snes corta a tela embaixo

[@sappgirl1]

Both Ports Are Good, On SNES Version, The Trees In The Living Forest Stage Make Noise & On Jade's Stage Which Is Goro's Lair, The Background Has Eyes In The Dark, 32X Version Characters Do Look Sharper, Also SNES Version Game Ends Like The Arcade With Shao Kahn Exploding & Screaming No No No & Showing All The Characters.

[@gaba665]

That was mk3 you dummy! 😂😂😂😂🤦🏼‍♂️

[@sharifsingletary6710]

@@gaba665 , You're the dummy, Look at a arcade version playthrough & SNES playthrough, both have Shao Kahn screaming at the end

[@gaba665]

32x was the way to go... period.

[@sharifsingletary6710]

@@gaba665 For you

[@gaba665]

@@sharifsingletary6710 ????

[@djyonoid]

Megão superior sempre, mesmo tendo o potencial do hardware sempre boicotado pelas produtoras, que sabiam que se usassem o potencial do Mega, superaria até o Arcade!

[@senorsnipey1595]

Damn!!1 I have 2 on the Saturn and it runs with better frame rates on the 32X

[@user-dv2hc8zt3o]

The Saturn port was terrible, or so I've been told.

[@senorsnipey1595]

@@user-dv2hc8zt3o I actually liked the Saturn version bc the camera was closer to the characters but it definitely had fps issues.

[@martincorbeil4910]

The graphics look a bit sharper on the 32x, but the music is atrocious, and some sounds downright terrible. I'll take the snes version any day.

[@heavyset0223]

Arcade version is the winner

[@bastardferret869]

Genesis needed a peripheral to look better than SNES, and still barely sounded better. Debatable if it did really. Sega fanboys will defend this, to this day. :D

[@RAFAKSBR]

Alguem sabe se "Goro's lair" esta presente na versão 32 x qndo se luta com smoke?

[@BGizzle8098]

How are those voice samples so perfect on the 32x?

[@bifftannen1598]

ripped directly from the arcade. They used a 32 megabit cart as opposed to the 24 meg carts of the SNES & Genesis versions. I guess they used the extra space mostly to get about 40 arcade perfect sound fx (voices, yells, etc) in the game that the Genesis version didn't have, along with noticeably better graphics & the intro screens. I think if they compressed some of the sound fx they added in, they could've had all the rest of the missing arcade sound effects & would definitely have beaten the SNES version in the sound fx category. It's pretty much a draw as each version has something the other doesn't & both are great.

[@gaba665]

Lol snes version sounds HORRIBLE!!!! 32X WINS

[@BGizzle8098]

@@bifftannen1598 I just really HATE the genesis' music! Why oh why couldn't they have used the 32x improved sound capabilities for better music?

[@bifftannen1598]

@@gaba665 - horrible? Get your ears cleaned out. I think you're overstating that just a bit. By all accounts (and reviews at the time), Sculptured did a very admirable job for a 24 meg cart on a 16-bit system. The 32x version had 8 more megs to work with on their cart & still couldn't manage to have some of the sound effects found on the SNES

[@gaba665]

@@bifftannen1598'sound effects' lol that's at least LAUGHABLE 🤡🤡🤡🤡😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 snes 'sound effects' were all muffled and lowpass filtered af. SOUND EFFECTS 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 32X were clean and directly ported of the mk main board, dumbass. Do some research before commenting ignorant stuff. 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

[@Goku16053]

Que comparativo top!! 32X muito superior!!! Eu queria conseguir um mais tá difícil de achar! E geralmente é caro!!! Mais ele é superior em praticamente tudo!! Ótimo porte!!!

[@jefersonMK95]

Verdade. A única vantagem do SNES é que tem os finais. Só isso. Esses que dizem que a versão do SNES é melhor é porque eles tem uma memória afetiva pelo jogo.

[@Fatelipe]

Sega 32X Win Better resolution and fps 3:25 Look the fluid fluttering of dragons behind in Sega 6:01 Look at the speed of the background sky

[@Kaiman76]

4.42... less parallax plane 🤣🤣🤣

[@gozinta82]

Attract Mode: Sega - closer to original w/ story art and overall presentation of the title, along w/ the fights. Character Select Screen - Sega - a little crisper mugshots and definitely better than the Genesis version. Ladder Screen - Tie - Much improvement over Genesis' gray mountain, but both are really similar. In-game - Level-wise, SNES has some things that even 32X doesn't, while the 32X stages look crisper. The health bars and font look better on the 32X, having the names in the bars, the stone textured trim, and the font of the rest of the text. The SNES says round 1 or 2, but the rest of the voices are pretty similar. Some SFX are in 32X but aren't better quality, while Shang Tsung's morph SFX are. The animations and palette of the 32X characters are a little better. The 32X version lacks some animation of the trees in the living forest but overall it looks better than the Genesis. I'd say Tie (btw need a 6-button for full experience on 32X but it's a bit more responsive on the 32X). Ending - SNES - more true to the arcade, and longer and more fullfilling w/ character appearances in credits. I do give credit to 32X on making Shao Kahn's Arena much better looking and the animated crowd. I'd say that overall the SNES is better than the Genesis version due to so much that Genesis lacked (not to say the Genesis version was bad, I love playing it). The 32X makes up for much of it's lack in the Genesis version but still seems to use some of the sfx that the Genesis used, and some of the color palettes for parts of the game. Otherwise, the 32X is sharper and has better animations overall. In the end, if you have 6 button controller, this is just as good, if not better than the SNES version. Now that the SNES has blood. The small nitpicks just give you a preferences but overall they are both great.

[@bifftannen1598]

I always thought that these 2 were so evenly matched & that if you took the best parts from each game (better backgrounds, more sound effects & ending music/screens for SNES & better resolution/sprites, arcade perfect speech & opening screens from 32X) combined with the great play control from both, no other home conversion could've touched it or the other scenarios would be if Sculptured has used 32 megabits for SNES originally, it would've had the intro screens & the few sound effects missing would've been included & the speech would've been arcade perfect or if Sculptured had done the 32X version from the ground up, everything but the music would've been arcade perfect. So many what-ifs, but it sure is fun to go between these versions

[@esportebahia]

Eu acho uma covardia tremenda comparar um jogo de 32 bits contra o de 16 bits.

[@BIMBOBOOP]

The 32x one can handle the expert juggling combos properly like in the arcade. The SNes version is superior in sound and graphics, but it cant handle the expert combos cause it suffer from a shitty programation that make the characters stop for an instant after a jump. Is just a little moment, but enough for make the expert combos impossible cause you dont have enough time to begin the juggling with the crouching low punches, after you kicked them whit a flying kick. SO SNes has better aesthetics, but 32X has the real gameplay like it should be. (BTW many people doesnt notice that cause they just played SNES versions all their life, so they dont even know that the expert combos existed)

[@juststatedtheobvious9633]

It's pretty hard to ignore all the jagged, uneven pixels in the SNES version...I'd switch for that reason, even without the better combo system.

[@SegaKid_V]

Can you make a video with MK 32x Vs. MK arcade?

[@OnafetsEnovap]

32X for the win, beating out even the PC version for DOS.

[@CesarCostaVentura]

A versão do 32X é melhor, tem mais cutscenes, maior definição e som, só peca no quesito paleta de cores mas ainda sim é melhor. Já comparando com a do MegaDrive o SuperNes ganha fácil...

[@greensun1334]

32X version has no arcade ending and no ending pictures, they just used the biography screen again. SNES wins imo.

[@ogralico3396]

@@greensun1334 snes wins here

[@greensun1334]

@@ogralico3396 indeed

[@popunkid]

A little disappointed the Pitt 2 (and stage fatalities, in general) weren't represented. I was hoping to compare Mode 7 to the 32X's enhanced scaling.

[@cyberpc1333]

32X >>> SNES > MD MKII do 32X é um dos poucos jogos do console que ficou decente.

[@dan2771]

para mi que super nintendo no era 16 bits era de mas la calidad grafica y los colores que tenia muy buenos, sega con 32 bits nisiquiera es mejor que el super nintendo en este juego

[@HostiaRecords]

El Snes simplemente tenía una excelente paleta de colores y un chip de sonido muy avanzado, pero su cpu seguía siendo de 16 bits, para que veas que los bits no lo son todo, el Jaguar era de 64 bits y había juegos que ni parecían de 16 bits

[@thefifthdoctor6780]

Still play this on my 32x

[@robertkirkpatrick3092]

I had the Snes version. It was a great game!

[@sonicthejetsetbeat7465]

@20:36 pause it: Guys, someone in the background is trying to stalk for Sindel! XD

[@neomarioyt3373]

Snes :v

[@sonicthejetsetbeat7465]

@@neomarioyt3373 Yup xD

[@XX2Media]

The SNES version wins this bout simply because you got more game for less money. You'd have to pay almost 3x the price (Genesis + 32X + the game itself) to play a game that is only marginally better in some aspects and worse in others. The SNES was an engineering marvel that didn't require stupid add-ons in order to stay relevant. The ONLY thing I really did enjoy about both the Genesis and 32X versions is the fact that Probe Software put in a Debug Mode with a soak test and other fun features, such as the "Fergality". Fergus McGovern really did enjoy making these home ports and it showed. All that said, the Super Nintendo gave you much more game for the price you eventually paid. Besides, I hated that my Genesis would have to look like a damn tumor just to play slightly better versions of the same game. It just wasn't worth it back then.

[@feps9555]

A versão de 32X realmente é a melhor versão caseira de MK2 da quarta e quinta geração pois as versões Ps1 e Saturn são literalmente cagadas de problemas

[@HostiaRecords]

Prefiero la versión de SNES, la de 32X es muy buena, pero eso de comprar ese aparato, mejor me quedo con la de SNES o incluso la de Génesis

[@cybermx8896]

Snes still has better music. Shame on Sega 32x. 32x has less SFX than snes version. The Pool looks a lot Better on Snes.