Fatal Fury Special (SNES vs Sega CD) Side by Side Comparison (2 Longplay)

Dual Longplay | Fatal Fury Special Comparison - Super Nintendo vs Sega CD vs SNES.
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[@VOAN]

SNES Wins. It seems like the SNES version is running at 60fps whereas the Sega CD version only runs at 30fps. You can see the differences at Mai Shiranui and Andy Bogard's stages where the water flows. It flows smoothly in the SNES version whereas it tend to struggle in the Sega CD port.

[@youtubeadmin1588]

Voan Siam don’t worry about “water flows”, it’s an animated tile has zero to do with frame rates. Both are 60Hz, snes just has more slowdown (and slow controls).

[@sylvainwillaume636]

The frame rate looks more fluid on SNES. I’m glad I never bought a Mega CD with my Megadrive… And I’m definitely glad to have wait for the release of the PlayStation to get a new console. Fortunately, some friends were ok to swing consoles sometimes. ( My Megadrive Vs Super NES… The old good times ! 😂😂😂)

[@zsiles]

A great game and very good ports, on snes only NTSC. Better on Mega CD in terms of sprites, some animations and speed but, on the other hand backgrouds are better on snes and other animations are slightly better, finally there is some kind of zoom effect too when changing planes. CD version was made with haste in order to give a complete game without bugs because of the samurai shodown Amakusa's stage bug. I missed the megadrive version, I liked 1 so much and 2 was a hit.

[@malmal2148]

There's also a bug in this Fatal Fury port. Notice how every time Ryo does a special move in the sega cd port, the AI goes completely braindead until the special move is finished. The arcade version also had this AI bug, so my guess is that Funcom (the people who made the sega cd port of this game and samurai shodown) just copied and pasted the code from the arcade version without even bothering to test it.

[@joezar33]

"Mozart Requiem" & "Big Bear or Raiden" Stage music on the Sega CD is the slight benefit from playing both version...

[@TexasHollowEarth]

Takara did a better job porting FFS than Capcom did porting their own Super SF2 to the SNES. FFS is one of the best SNES fighters, hands-down 👍. I loved this game growing up, being a huge fan of the Neo-Geo original. The Neo-Geo CD version has really good Redbook remixes of all the game's music!

[@joezar33]

The only 1 negative is they made the cheat code unlock for Ryo from Art of Fighting a pain too unlock .... only get a split second to press up up up down down random buttons.. come on couldn't they just unlock him after beating the game like good ol tekken games or a simple cheat 4 letter code...

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@joezar33 They should've just unlocked him right from the START... Wasn't Ryo already a selectable character in the arcade version?

[@chadbrick67]

32mb

[@chadbrick67]

​@joehes already unlocked in my snes version from the start 77andino

[@DJZeeJay]

The SNES port was amazing. One of the best conversions.

[@ajsingh4545]

Not really, they botched the music (It just sounds weird now) and some of the voice samples.

[@diobrando-qv3uv]

@@ajsingh4545 what do you mean the music is quite good.

[@ajsingh4545]

@@diobrando-qv3uv sounds nothing like the neo Geo version, they took too many liberties with it. They even made sone tracks sound worse.

[@diobrando-qv3uv]

@@ajsingh4545 of course it doesn't sound exactly like it there using a different sound chip plus the remixes of some songs is nice to have while not all the songs are good the onces that aren't that good are at least decent in my opinion but whatever opinions exist have a good day.

[@ajsingh4545]

@@diobrando-qv3uv Its not the chip tunes, they changed the compositions a bit to make the track sound somewhat different. Go listen to fatal fury 2 on snes, this sounds much more faithful.

[@JudgmentStorm]

Nintendo wins at FFS. Mega CD has a lot of missing details in backgrounds. Duck King's and Ryo's stages look glaringly bad on MCD. Ryo's stage on SNES is awesome with the parallax clouds and the red sky in round 2. Monolith (not related to the makers of F.E.A.R., nor Monolith Soft who made Xenosaga and is now a Nintendo first party) did amazing work on the SNES cart.

[@luisfernandomiguelpiris252]

THE SNES PAL VERSION DIDN’T HAVE CHENG, BIG BEAR,AXEL HAWK AND LAWRENCE BLOOD

[@JudgmentStorm]

@@luisfernandomiguelpiris252 That's true. The SNES PAL version was cut down to 24 Megabits (as opposed to the 32 Mb USA/Japan versions), so those characters got dropped. To compensate for this, Ryo Sakazaki was made playable immediately.

[@luisfernandomiguelpiris252]

@@JudgmentStorm Es Un Demonio

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@JudgmentStorm Do you have ANY idea as to WHY they had to chop down the PAL version? 🤔 Cuz from what I hear, it was rare and more expensive too (due to all the missing stuff).

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@luisfernandomiguelpiris252 It's a sin!

[@santitabnavascues8673]

The Mega CD backgrounds are lame and really poor for the hardware, they use a single bg plane and horizontal interruptions to change the scroll, it would be perfectly possible to get an almost pixel perfect version, if any, less colorful, but with almost all it's original elements present if they used the two planes that at least provided MegaDrive. And sprites don't even have zoom. A missed chance for a superior hardware

[@OtomoTenzi]

They were obviously in a BIG hurry to rush the game out... That was how the gaming scene was back in the 90's!

[@santitabnavascues8673]

@@OtomoTenzi not that it was a matter of life and death for them, alas a bit more of care would have worked wonders. The SNes version was superior

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@santitabnavascues8673 That's because the game developer who did the SNES port (Monolith) was way more competent and they did an EXCELLENT job... The Sega CD version was outsourced to a crappy half-assed developer known as FUNCOM; who was known for their very poor watered-down and half-cooked ports. These guys obviously don't know what they're doing! Either Sega wasn't paying them enough for this project or they just didn't feel like porting it themselves? 🤨

[@JoseMarques-gv8sq]

​@@OtomoTenziEverytime SNES port is well made and not rushed, It wins over Genesis. Better System.

[@morkdork7639]

Takara used mode 1 on the snes which has 3 graphical playfields in contrast to sega cd's 2 playfields which makes a big differance in this game.

[@ailaxl]

SNES also had a better color palette with more simultaneously different colors between sprites and backgrounds and in total. That plus the fact that the CD was obviously a rushed port has the SNES winning this.

[@vasileios6301]

Thats a tough one. Its great on Snes but also very good on Mega CD,missing animations on backgrounds is due to limited cd ram,this problem even plagues some of Snk's own Neogeo Cd games.

[@stephenhumphrey7935]

Yes, it seems that JVC decided to use the Mega-CD's RAM on the sprites and character animation.

[@Kunio_Chile]

This is another conversion that went through many attempts, the Japanese, European and American versions have different ROM sizes on Super Nintendo, the Japanese version was developed by Monolith, in the USA it was reprogrammed by Takara with 32mbits while the European version has 24mbits , the results were strange, although there was a movement that was reprogrammed by pressing the combination "down + X" everything else looks the same. I wonder how that space would have been used?

[@edu1916v]

A la versión europea le faltan 4 personajes, con sus 4 escenarios, sus 4 temas musicales...

[@Vancityplayboy]

SNES graphics and Sega CD music mixed together would have been nice

[@youtubeadmin1588]

Vancityplayboy ??? Sega CD graphics are clearly superior...

[@Rurounik99]

@@youtubeadmin1588 Only on fighters. Everything else Snes wins.

[@youtubeadmin1588]

Cristiano Pereira that’s not true at all. There are dozens of games spanning all genres that are better on Sega CD and Genesis.

[@Kaido_928]

@@youtubeadmin1588 mega cd lost. Loading time alone is a big letdown.

[@Bloodreign1]

@@youtubeadmin1588 So you are defending a known bad port to Sega CD, this game? Good lord dude, this port was doomed to fail, lile Sam Sho did because the developers at Funcom had no source code to work with at all. The Sega CD was a flop, not enough great games like a Lunar or Popful Mail on it. Even the great PC Engine CD port of Fatal Fury Special laughs at the Sega CD version, and it is quite a proper port too.

[@louiskeiflin5858]

Sega cd version may have the identical music than the arcade but some soundtrack like the victory theme is missing, and even some stage has a missing feature. Take an example of Jubei's stage, the breakable boards are missing in the Sega Cd version while the snes have it. Yes gotta admit that the SNES version of the soundtrack may not reach the Neo geo version (it's still good in it's own way), otherwise it has everything in it.

[@Nolasco.]

The Sega CD got more frames in the character select screen but when the game starts....... Much worse frames than the snes. Really bad conversion

[@RedRanger2001]

Don't forget that the European SNES version left out Big Bear, Cheng, Axel, and Laurence. NTSC SNES wins!

[@Bloodreign1]

People in PAL land really got screwed over a lot over the years.

[@DanielAyy]

I wonder why the Sega CD version doesn't have the Neo Geo scaling. The CD was more than capable of that.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

its a half-assed port. As you can see in games like Soul Star, the Sega-CD had some amazing sprite scaling ability.

[@DanielAyy]

@@SomeOrangeCat That is true. The Sega CD library could have been so much more interesting if developers actually took advantage of the extra power of the Sega CD

[@SomeOrangeCat]

@@DanielAyy Even FMV could have been used better. I mean some devs got it. Silpheed used it very well. They rendered footage of flat shaded polygonal capitol ships, asteroids and planets, and it matched the play field objects perfectly. Creating this seamless illusion that the whole game was real-time polygons.

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@SomeOrangeCat 'HALF-ASSED PORT' is the correct term used here... Also, I suspect that JVC didn't really even know the SegaCD's hardware all that well! JVC should've NEVER been allowed to make this port. Since when was JVC ever known for making high quality videogames? If SNK or Takara handled it instead, they would've done a much better port!

[@chadbrick67]

Its the hardware you dummy not the cd

[@nelsonriqueminajarroflores2013]

It is strange that the Snes version have the flags on the stage of Mai on the CD not

[@jason.kchantziaras8456]

Sega CD verson still Rocks !!! Glad I bought a copy back in1995 sad this game came out the same time so late in the systems life

[@zoetai306]

Something was a big problem,Kyo isn’t from fatal furry,he’s come for art of fighting… But…Actually he was in kof with Terry,Andy,Joe… Even…Mai and Kim…

[@OtomoTenzi]

He was a special guest in this game...

[@luisfernandomiguelpiris252]

@@OtomoTenzi Kyo Es De The King Of Fighters No De Art Of Fighting Verdad.

[@VOAN]

It's Ryo, not Kyo. Kyo is exclusive to KOF. Ryo is from Art of Fighting. Art of Fighting took place in the same universe as Fatal Fury but in the event of AOF Ryo is many years older than Terry and Andy. That's why the match at the end was a Dream Match cause it never happen as a younger Ryo fought a prime Terry. In canon during Terry's prime in Fatal Fury, Ryo is much more older and is not young anymore. Dream Match only happen on SNK games so such a confrontation will happen but they are not canon. In KOF both Terry and Ryo appeared together and are same age but KOF is not in the same universe as Fatal Fury and AOF, KOF is just a Dream Match universe of its own where Terry and Ryo are the same age.

[@luisfernandomiguelpiris252]

@@VOAN Cómo The King Of Fighters Kyo

[@nimaiiikun]

the SNES had a nice remixed sound track (although a bit of reverb). However I bought the CD one in the end (on sale). Sprites are much bigger, it has the arcade style endings with voices. but the backgrounds are empty. Look at big bear or Joe's stage. where is everyone

[@tsitracommunications2884]

And sometimes the they also sound a bit metallic

[@MajinGouki]

17:31 kim stage on snes looks better and animated than sega cd

[@StrokedGT]

I think Laurence's looks better too on SNES 24:24

[@MajinGouki]

@@StrokedGT snes VERSION IS BETTER AT ALL SPECS

[@richarddean8882]

Snes ganha, pois não precisava gastar o preço de dois consoles para jogar.

[@canaldojoe4214]

ganha fácil.....pessoal do sega cd tinha vergonha de ter 2 video games pra chegar perto do Snes.....os primeiros consoles de CD eram uma M. até chegar o Play.....tive o NEO GEO CD e o 3DO e tomavam um pau do super nintendo que ja tinha gráficos 3d bem parecidos com do 64....alias o nintendo 64 foi outra m.

[@melficexd]

The CD conversion was outright lazy, it could have been much better, many scroll details were missing, and it's not like the size of the characters could have suffered at all. Was just there wasn't the drive to make a good conversion, it's like they took the genesis version of ff2 and just modded that.

[@Robertoilo]

Where are the paralax efects on Mega Cd side?

[@hepwo91222]

not many levels have it, same issue with the PCE CD version too. Does have larger sprites and better sound though.

[@danielb.m1075]

I don't understand why Sega CD save disk space avoiding animation frames and voices like 'round x, fight!'

[@OtomoTenzi]

Not enough RAM + LONG LOAD TIMES...

[@Silanda]

Missing animation, but the Mega CD version's sprites are look ripped straight from the Neo Geo original. They weren't redrawn to be smaller like in the SNES version (or the Sega port of Fatal Fury 2), and the game runs in the console's higher res mode. Sound's pretty good too. It seems that the backgrounds got murdered to keep the sprites sizes and sound samples close to the originals. The game looked great in screenshots but not so great in motion.

[@VOAN]

Because of the larger size, it also runs at 30fps so to not get an eyesore. Laurence stage in the Sega CD already seem like an eyesore a bit due to the constant dipping in framerates when the bull animations are in place.

[@OtomoTenzi]

The could've done ALOT better tho... Either JVC wasn't too familiar with the SegaCD hardware, or they were just in a BIG hurry to rush the game out! 🤔

[@MoonScythe1]

I have to give it to the snes. It is the overall better package. SCD has better looking sprites, some nice looking backgrounds, good voice samples, and the arcade soundtrack. But the snes has better sprite animation on a whole, more detailed backgrounds (more parallax scrolling, animation and time changing), better sfx and just appears to be the better game overall. Takara simply did a much better job on porting to the snes than JVC/Funcom did with porting to SCD. I think the guys who ported over Final Fight on SCD should have ported this game.

[@deckofcards87]

Sega CD looks and sounds more like the Neo Geo versions, so it wins.

[@OtomoTenzi]

For around the same price tho, might as well just get the NGCD version then... 🤔

[@YamiAtomsk]

Sega CD looks and sounds better but damn did they have to compromise on animation. Really makes you appreciate how incredible the SNES port is.

[@RAMCARTGAMER]

Mega CD needed a Ram cart.

[@100troqfazer]

O Snes parece mais bonito, com mais animações de fundo e mais colorido. Tenho o meu cartucho até hoje que ganhei do meu pai que comprou quando foi viajar acho que para Manaus e me trouxe um paralelo que funciona perfeitamente até hoje. O Sega CD só tem os personagens maiores e o som acredito ter qualidade superior em relação ao Mega Drive por ser CD.

[@bigboifriendcomtabacobemma2397]

E mais o maior problema são os loadings né

[@canaldojoe4214]

CD é sempre melhor....tecnologia usada até hoje praticamente...em termos de qualidade digital.

[@canaldojoe4214]

@@bigboifriendcomtabacobemma2397 sim, zuado.

[@jrsemfio]

Super Nes Wins

[@mariowario5945]

Wow, I would expect snes to win against an upgraded cd based console, but here we are!

[@mikeanaro]

Love how clean and nice the Mega CD looks, but backgrounds are missing dumb details like people, or that duck king stage display has no animations, its a shame because it looks awesome.

[@baruck2231]

Sega CD lacks parallax scrolling to, the first stage in this video is very noticeable with that.

[@miguelangelirribarrensalas6260]

Mega cd visually looks almost as neo geo, but other things like nes xD

[@MajinGouki]

1:59 wtfk andy looks like a roaster in segacd

[@anthonyrizzo9043]

As much as I'd love to love the Sega CD version, out of anything here the load times are the most aggregious. Also considering it has to load all the time on the Sega CD, there are many aspects that are graphically worse than the SNES version, not only do you have to wait for loading times but it doesn't look as good in many instances.

[@OtomoTenzi]

For around the same price and with load times, might as well just get the NGCD version then... 🤔

[@miriamalmeida6687]

Snes forever

[@Goku16053]

Muito bom os portes!! Realmente fica difícil escolher um melhor!! Nos gráficos o SNES é superior na questão de cores os Paralax de fundo que são muito bem feitos!! Mas nas músicas e efeitos sonoros o Mega CD ganha de lavada!! Mas os 2 são ótimos!!

[@canaldojoe4214]

ñ tem como comparar áudio de cartucho com de CD, até o NEO GEO CD ganha do NEO GEO normal que era bem melhor. Tecnologia do CD era uma revolução pra época em termos de áudio digital, aliás até hoje é...mas evoluiu de wav. pra mp3.

[@fadasoubruxas6297]

Pega a versão msu1 de snes mata p mega cd

[@fadasoubruxas6297]

​@@canaldojoe4214 versão msu1do snes

[@hopetagulos]

SNES venceu! O Sega CD já deveria ter uma paleta e exibição de cores maiores... só 64 de 512? O mesmo do Mega Drive de 1988! Assim ficou ruim, e constrangedor pra dar uma resposta nos anos 90. Era um periférico muito salgado e, com mais cores, poderia ter feito mais bonito. Nem dithering na TV de tubo salvaria dessa vez.

[@miriamalmeida6687]

Super nes the best.

[@hopetagulos]

@@miriamalmeida6687 Sí, la versión de FFS en SNES és mejor.

[@fabiojcarvalho]

Apesar dos sprites maiores, faltam animações nos cenários do Mega/Sega CD

[@farmaciacolosso7675]

Snes se fosse bem aproveitado pelos programadores com a ajuda da Nintendo teriam conversões maravilhosas como essa!!!

[@Ricardo_Rossini_Vilanova]

Snes não tem potenco sem chip, nao tem muito oque melhorar alem disso

[@JoseMarques-gv8sq]

​@@Ricardo_Rossini_VilanovaNem com add on de CD, o mega consegue chegar perto do SNES 🤭 vcs meguistas mamaram legal heim

[@sobesons]

The SNES version is awesome!

[@Andi9N]

Another bad Sega CD conversion without using any hardware abilities.

[@youtubeadmin1588]

Andi9N looks great, Neo Geo version didnt scale

[@laumpolumpio]

its all fault of the SegaCD tiny RAM memory, had Sega introduced a RAM cart for the SegaCD it could have had a quite capable port, almost 1:1 to the original with a lower color palette of course.

[@leighbyford635]

@@laumpolumpio I agree. A 1/2 meg ram cart would have transformed the sega cd

[@TS-yz3ud]

@@laumpolumpio It still would have looked better regardless.

[@SDSOverfiend]

@@laumpolumpio Lazy Developers. Period

[@100troqfazer]

Vale lembrar que para o cara ter um Sega CD ele tinha que ter um Mega Drive e comprar mais dois controles de 6 botões além do jogo, já o dono do SNes era só ter o Snes e o jogo, óbvio!! Sega CD além de tudo isso era mais caro, só CD original, carregamento de 1a geração demorado...

[@NeomarioYtreturns]

Sega cd faltan animaciones y ademas la banda sonora en super nintendo es legendaria 👌

[@chadbrick67]

Surround sound on the snes

[@Epsilonsama]

Sega CD backgrounds are static but they have bigger sprites and bigger area of play. The audio is obviously better on the Sega CD but it has load times.

[@OtomoTenzi]

I think the SNES version would prolly sit well with younger gamers, cuz they prolly won't mind the minor graphical details quite as much... But they WILL be ANNOYED by long load times tho!

[@Saselandia]

La versión de Sega cd es mucho mejor y le sigue de cerca la de pc engine. Supongo que aqui en los comentarios todos han jugado al de snes.

[@juanpedronoltinggomez7989]

Sega cd mejores sprites Snes mejores escenarios Por favor tenéis que hacer la comparación de fatal fury special sega cd vs pc engine cd

[@isaacgonzalez7536]

La resolución también es mejor en Sega Cd

[@isaacgonzalez7536]

y la resolución de audio.

[@juanpedronoltinggomez7989]

Si el audio del juego es algo obvio por eso no lo puse, CD vs cartucho ya se sabe quien gana en calidad de sonido

[@danielb.m1075]

Los FPS de los personajes en Sega CD se reducen a 2 frames al iniciar los combates. En SNES no pierden frames.

[@juanpedronoltinggomez5342]

@@danielb.m1075 si ahora que me fijo es cierto, pero en la pantalla de selección de personajes (ryo sakazaki), aprecio mejores movimientos del personaje y más coordinados en sega cd

[@DJackson747]

Id thought the It'd be no contest between the Sega Cd Version at first glance but the SNES retains more elements of the neo version. Sega CD doesnt have time of day changes, parallax scrolling is gone and some stages dont even animate at all or lose animated elements of the stages entirely. The character sprites are bigger on CD and animate better and the music is straight up arcade music, but the voice samples from the fighters sound terrible while they're lower quality on SNES but they're at least clear. SNES is just a more faithful port. There must have been a big reason why the sega cd version isnt closer.

[@OtomoTenzi]

The Sega CD version wouldn't have sold that well anyway...

[@fabiojcarvalho]

Percebem-se slowdowns na versão Mega/Sega ?

[@xTerrySunderlandx]

what makes me wonder what the heck happened is that the sega cd SHOULD have been better.... it's not... The resolution is better , but then the stages have less details, the sound is almost the same and well the loading times are a killer...

[@OtomoTenzi]

For around the same price and with the same load times, might as well just get the NGCD version then... 🤔

[@lazarushernandez5827]

What happen with the Sega CD version? This should have been a lot closer considering the added storage and abilities of the CD. On the positive it has larger characters on screen, the presentation screens are nicer, bonus of CD music. On the minus side, longer loading times, and there is a lot of missing background animations and parallax layers. This is even compared to Fatal Fury 2 on Genesis, which this should have been an extension of.

[@HellTantrumbull]

Funcom is what happened, they did a terrible job at porting the game to the SCD and didn't use the hardware like it should have been used for the game. Samurai Shodown also suffered from bad programming since Funcom screwed everything up.

[@Bloodreign1]

@@HellTantrumbull When you don't have source code to work with, disaster can strike......twice.

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@Bloodreign1 Cost was also a MAJOR factor too...

[@JoseMarques-gv8sq]

​@@HellTantrumbullSNES is a better system. That happened

[@nathleflutiste]

@@JoseMarques-gv8sq Please don't speak about something you don't understand.

[@indahpratiwi4308]

at 24:28 why do the bulls looks like they have a slow FPS on Mega CD compared to SNES? It looks strange

[@DanielAyy]

You're totally right, it does.

[@claudiexx6274]

because they used a small loop of frames that doesn't work at all to make you feel that the bulls are running... bad and rushed programming...

[@MaxwelThuThu]

On SNES is a scrolling layer with animated bulls, on Sega CD is just static animation

[@321driftoff8]

The Sega CD version was a better port than the Genesis, as it was able to increase the size of the sprites and had some more processing power available. The sound, of course, was dominant over the SNES, but the SNES once again wins overall graphically with the much larger/better color pallet, but I was impressed with the SEGA CD effort

[@rogeriopaliosa]

O Sega CD só é melhor nas músicas (óbvio), e no tamanho dos personagens. Os cenários no SNES tem muito mais animações além dos paralax muito melhores. Só não ver quem não quer. Na parte da jogabilidade, são bem próximas. Ambas igualmente ruins. Se bem que a versão do Neo Geo também era bem roubada.

[@jediknightgeo]

Seriously, how is the Game Gear version of Fatal Fury Special even more impressive than the Sega CD version? Funcom dropped the ball with the Sega CD version.

[@laumpolumpio]

SegaCD version could have been almost perfect if the SegaCD had more RAM, or some method to expand it, like on the PCE/Turbografx

[@juanjoserivasgarcia2336]

The 32x could be used for hat , butit was released 1 year later.

[@nykraftlemagnifique]

Scd brings more ram ! Is just Takara who don't know how to use properly this console ! The 68K inside the Scd are same of Neo Geo use (12Mhz). MD and Scd can do so much better than this poor crap portage !

[@SawdidSpinx]

@@nykraftlemagnifique Takara didn't make the Sega CD port...

[@nykraftlemagnifique]

@@SawdidSpinx Yes I was confused !

[@baruck2231]

This would have the best on the 3do if anything, that console almost did a perfect port of Samurai Shodown.

[@fabiojcarvalho]

Tá aí a prova que nem sempre sprites maiores vencem. Tem que ver o conjunto da obra e a versão SNES se sai melhor principalmente pelas animações de seus cenários. O Mega/Sega CD é bonito, mas não é

[@hallysonvieira2782]

Verdade olha por exemplo killer instinct e mk2 e mk3 do snes ...ficaram ótimos

[@luisfernandomiguelpiris252]

1:38 Una Diferencia En La Versión De Sega CD Ryo Hace Una Animación Al Iniciar Una Pelea Que No Lo Hace En La Versión De SNES. Verdad.

[@guillermoandresverondeastr8302]

La version de snes es mas equilibrada.. No obstante el audio y los personajes son mejores en sega cd...

[@elianandres4326]

Equilibrada? Creo que esta comparación el termino no tiene caso.

[@Sakruei]

Nintendo lo que tenia es que cuidaba mucho los detalles de cada uno de sus titulos al testearlos antes de su fecha de salida y Sega cuidaba mucho el Audio y Sprites obvio como debe de ser, Pero descuidaron ese toque que Nintendo Hizo y Sega dejo pasar lamentablemente esto es un Empate me da pena decir esto ya que aun siendo CD el de SEGA no le dio la magia que Nintendo le puso a este gran titulo!

[@santitabnavascues8673]

Tambien lo censuraron, ya que estaban...

[@Kunio_Chile]

considera que la version europea/japonesa tiene menos memoria que la USA de SNES, lo que se tradujo en un control bastante lento de respuesta y extrañamente en la version americana son 32mbits la rom, mientras que la japonesa/europea son 24mbits

[@BLKBRDSR71]

OMG! I'm so used to playing Sega CD games on emulation. I forgot about the atrocious load times. 🤣 That's the one thing I don't miss about retro gaming in general.

[@argedismun2]

Snes , amazing

[@felipev8927]

não é possível !!! acho que a Marota trocou as telas na hora de montar o vídeo..... o certo seria SEGA CD a esquerda e SNES a direita ... sqn ... como pode o jogo em CD ser pior do que o de cartucho??! isso tem um nome, chama se PREGUIÇA !!! só pode ser isso não é possível !!!! que versão CAPADA essa da SEGA, meu DEUS do céu !! kkkkkKKKkKK

[@TodoHW]

Isso resume o MK1 e MK2 do mega também, MK2 do Saturno

[@renangeek47]

Capada só se for nos cenários. A versão de Sega CD tem sprites maiores e bem mais detalhados e melhores animados. Chega mais perto do arcade que a versão de SNES.

[@felipev8927]

@@renangeek47 Amigo, nós sabemos que o megão CD poderia ter tido algo um pouquinho melhor, é claro que os sprites são grandes e tem sim seu mérito, pois no Super não tem eles, mais um jogo não se faz só com Sprites grandes, lindos cenários ou jogabilidade mais sim um equilíbrio entre esses fatores, que na minha opinião a do Super Nes é um pouquinho melhor mais também fica devendo muito em relação ao game original de arcade, que parece ser OUTRO jogo tamanha é a diferença. É óbivio que não podemos exígir que aparelhos de 16 bits rodem na perfeição, jogos feitos para sistemas de 32 bits, porém faltou um capricho maior para ambos, princípalmente para a versão de Mega Drive. A Capcom e Konami por exemplo criaram e portaram jogos que em alguns casos até superaram o original do arcade !! (Tmnt Turtles in time do arcade X Tmnt IV do Snes) por exemplo. Forte abraço e BOA jogatina !!!

[@xtremegold2950]

im a megadrive fan but the snes version is better here..even with the image resolution crop sadly the neogeo ports of fatal fury 2 and special..are bad on the megadrive and CD..was bit dissapointed with fatal fury 2 port on the megadrive how nasty those graphics look...sega should not release it .

[@Versatil-1980]

El port de SEGA CD tiene mejor resolución de video (Mayor nitidez visual:) Y el sonido es decente... El port de Super Nintendo el sonido es mas estilo ARCADE y por el resto de las cosas gana el Super Nintendo. (Sin embargo - SEGA CD puede mucho más, este juego no le hace justicia a su hardware)

[@imppylives5225]

Olha vou chutar o pau da barraca e falar que por mais que o hardware do sega CD seja melhor que o do super nintendo, o snes ganhou Os cenários do super nintendo podem não ser muito grandes mas são bem detalhados, a música deu uma melhorada depois do 2, as vozes ficaram meio abafadas mas não ficaram estranhas como a de sega CD e não tem muito loading. Sem falar na mudança do cenário que é coisa que não tem no sega CD Acho que a versão do sega CD foi meio capada pra um console potente do que o super nintendo. Deve ser por isso que todo mundo diz que fatal fury special é a melhor versão do fatal fury pro super nintendo

[@zecle]

remember that time when the nintendo 64 was advertising on _no loading time_ ?

[@RyuHayabusa06]

SNES wins. Mega CD has better sprites and music plus the intro but everything else is better on SNES. Mega CD was a sloppy port.

[@neogenesis7706]

You make no sense

[@IncessantWake]

@@neogenesis7706 actually what he said made perfect sense.

[@lauraiss1027]

@@IncessantWake What is considered "everything else" if not included music, sprites and cutscenes? Gameplay? Combos?

[@igorburakov40]

@@lauraiss1027 Background detail and animation.

[@tonyneto4783]

Tinha que fazer a comparação entre o mega-cd e o pce-cd

[@Kaiserete]

What the hell Sega?.The lack of details in the backrounds has to be out of laziness, they had the power to do it properly!

[@HellTantrumbull]

Can't blame Sega for Funcom being the idiots. even though the SCD can't do a 100% perfect port its hardware was still capable of doing better than this. Samurai Shodown also should have turned out better than it did but the programming team didn't know what they were doing.

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@HellTantrumbull Sega prolly didn't pay them enough money to work on this port... Clearly the Sega CD's hardware was WAY MORE capable than this, when placed in the right developer's hands!

[@marcosvander2479]

*Snes me parece melhor mas a do Mega Cd tem os sprits do Arcade*

[@LGDRetrogamer]

Tive esta mesma impressão.

[@AirFerno]

@@LGDRetrogamer Não é impressão, está melhor sim

[@angel3067]

La conversion de super nintendo es la mas fiel a la de Neo geo, escenearios y colores identicos. El Juego de Neo geo tiene la friolera de 150 megas, la conversion de super nes tan solo 32 megas, eso son 118 megas menos que el original, visto desde el punto de vista de capacidades es una autentica obra masestra convertida de un arcade a una consola domestica, me atreveria a decir que es sin duda la mejor y mayor conversion existente en 16 Bits.

[@Sinn0100]

No, thats megabits not megabytes. The actual size of the Fatal Fury Special Geo cart is 23.76MB. The Snes is somewhere around 3.5MB. In actuality the Sega CD could have fit any Neo Geo game on disc as its a CD which has a max storage of 500MB (megabytes). Further, Fatal Fury Special on the Snes is not the biggest conversion on a 16-bit console. Super Street Fighter 2 was the biggest at 40 megabits on both the Sega Genesis and Snes respectively.

[@angel3067]

@@Sinn0100 That's still 600% more mega bytes than the home version of super nintendo. I mean, outrageous.

[@Sinn0100]

@@angel3067 Very true.

[@Sh-hg8kf]

Sega CD requires you to buy a peripheral, costing about 100 dollars not counting the CD, and another power adapter. Snes is cheaper and a great effort for the system. Some backgrounds on the CD are choppy. Compared to the snes. Some Sega backgrounds don't even move at all

[@tarasybnios5356]

The first paragraph of your post is ridiculously stupid! Sorry...

[@loutre_retro]

MEGA-CD is completely under-exploited. On the other hand, the Super Famicom version is just splendid and shows that it had some in the circuits. Super Famicom winner by knockout

[@nanofate8662]

MegaCD was not cooking with that port, how you going to let a Snes port outdo you?

[@OtomoTenzi]

They weren't even ported by the same company... The SNES version obviously got at least SOME help from SNK. For one thing, I know that Fatal Fury 2 on SNES was ported DIRECTLY by SNK (under a different development house).

[@claudiexx6274]

I can´t believe that a 650MB CD game had: Missing animations, Missing arts, less parallax effects and much more... THAT´s what I call, a Lazy programming...

[@Extravaganza50667]

Wow .. actually the SNES version has more background details than the MegaCD.. trees in terry’s scene .. and the Flag in Mai’s scene

[@luisfernandomiguelpiris252]

Ve Este Vídeo. Contiene Una Partida Completa Dual Con Ryo Sakazaki (Personaje Principal De Art Of Fighting)

[@DeWRecordings]

Snes wins for me. The screen maybe windowed, however paralax scrolling is there in the snes version and strangely not in the mega CD? .. Plus the load times of the mega cd would annoy me 😐

[@VOAN]

The SNES version also runs in 60fps whereas the Mega CD version is running at 30fps and dipping in animations. The bull animations in Laurence's stage, the way the river flows in Mai's stage, the moving parallax clouds in Geese stage, these flow much smoother in the SNES version. The only few goods the Mega CD version had is the good music, the bigger sprites and the fact that you can still see Mai's bouncing boobs (of course the Super Famicom version had that too, it just wasn't in the SNES version).

[@zecle]

Méga cd is superio... _(duck king's night club)_ *WTF MAN ????!!*

[@fabinho1978]

A magia do Ryo,é mais bem detalhada no SNES.

[@dwschiu]

A versão do SNES é definitivamente melhor... Apesar dos sprites menores, a animação é bem mais fluida e os cenários cheio de detalhes (não tanto quanto no Neo Geo, mas está maravilhoso para um 16 bits). No Sega CD, faltam quadros dos sprites e os cenários parecem como se tivessem tido corte de orçamento... Falando mais do SNES, as vozes estão abafadas, mas gostei dos arranjos diferentes para as músicas, especialmente da fase do Ryo e do Axel Hawk...

[@manuefeli]

What is the sound of the video? From snes or Sega?

[@HellTantrumbull]

Both, You can tell the snes sound when you hear a weird echo and the scd sound when there's no echo and better sounding music.

[@orthoking2722]

Thats why u need headphones

[@SDSOverfiend]

Sega CD version was atrocious. It’s so sad how many games was outsourced to people who had no freaking clue. Why the hell is JVC doing a port? Takara should’ve been handling this

[@Bloodreign1]

JVC also had no source code to work with, which was heavily not in favor of them.

[@SDSOverfiend]

@@Bloodreign1 And that's when they should've aborted mission.

[@OtomoTenzi]

I know man, JVC of ALL people... Why couldn't they just stick to making their VCRs and CD players?

[@MarioRossi-xo6im]

Well no question, the Sega Mega CD easy victory!!!

[@kaox44]

With all the extra space on a CD and SegaCD version couldn't even do scrolling/lighting effects correctly. I'll still give SegaCD the win just by a hair.

[@geovani60624]

Couldn't even do the parallax scrolling in the first stage

[@Bloodreign1]

So you give a version that's worse a win? OK.

[@evertonafonso86]

Super Nintendo wins!!!!

[@梅田博貴-n8x]

グラフィックだけならスーファミ版の圧勝ですね サウンド面ではメガCD版に軍配が上がりますね

[@ryandiggs750]

The SNES wins in certain music and sound

[@kuninblade7066]

EASY!

[@johnfreitas1257]

joguei muito no sega CD. とても良い !!!

[@MajinGouki]

13:18 snes tung fu stage looks better than sega cd -_-

[@Versatil-1980]

En el área final contra Krauser de SEGA CD, lo que se ve por sobre las velas, no es fuego... Son pequeñas manos de papel que están aplaudiendo enérgicamente! :) :) :)

[@patrickhawthorneLS]

Segacd version looks and sounds quite a bit better,it also moves smoother and quicker but those load times are quite terrible

[@陳小哈-v6f]

sega's character ratio is relatively normal !!!!!!!!! but no one from sega's background @@

[@LupusRexRgis]

Kinda disappointed with the mega cd version.

[@youtubeadmin1588]

LupusRexRgis why it looks great

[@marianogonza6295]

Not exactly like NeoGeo but closee

[@redddrago5198]

You're about to sing soprano LMAO XDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[@jcalm1]

What’s the point of buying Sega CD when SNES is more superior in term of graphics and colors? I guess the extra powers of Sega CD all go to music, FMV and voices. Embarrassing.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

You could win or lose the first round on the Snes port in the time the Sega CD version takes to load, lol.

[@ootwii]

The snes was an amazin system...its my favorite system of all time.

[@TS-yz3ud]

Brah, you're a joker.

[@Bloodreign1]

@@ootwii One of mine as well, along with the Sega Saturn. I like to give the Genesis a little love when I feel it needs it. Between it and the SNES, I own 374 games (1,281 in total).

[@hepwo91222]

Sega CD better sound, larger sprites. SNES slightly more colorful, better scrolling.

[@Versatil-1980]

Y me falto comentar, que la versión de SEGA CD se nombra a cada luchador antes de la pelea, algunas músicas tienen canciones y que las imágenes de los luchadores en sus recuadros es mucho más amplia y de mejor calidad, tiene una presentación (Opening) mejor y permite añadir el nombre tras ganar lo que se grabara en el SEGA CD los puntajes conseguidos... Por lo demás la versión de Super Nintendo gana.

[@andrealexandriadonasciment4374]

Snes: you just need console + cartrige = have fun playing Genesis: you need console + cd drive + cd game = have fun playing snes is more practical more cheaper, and no game load or "disc access" too snes wins!!!

[@OtomoTenzi]

!Most Sega CD games were far more expensive and much rarer too... You can almost always find SNES or Super Famicom games in used game stores everywhere or order it online somewhere, but that's not always the case with Sega CD! 🤔

[@fecosta269]

Versão porca essa do Sega CD, não sei pq raios essa JVC quis fazer isso, Fatal Fury 2 de Mega é muito melhor que essa porcaria...Essa o SNES leva fácil.