Let's Compare ( Fatal Fury )

[@GameSack]

Personally I wouldn't bother comparing stuff like Playstation 2, Wii, etc because those versions are simply emulated from the arcade. Unless there's something extremely wrong with the emulation (like Xbox version of Capcom Classics where Ghouls & Ghosts is too dark) then it's really not worth the time. It's like comparing how one ROM runs in ZSNES and the other in whatever other SNES emulators are out there (I don't follow the emulation scene). Stuff like the original PlayStation and Saturn would still be conversions and not emulation or ports so those would be good. However the "arranged" version of the game counts, IMO.

[@StevenCusic]

The arranged Ps2 versions were entertaining

[@StevenCusic]

Btw i know this is Joe your a dick but I love your show

[@GamingHistorySource]

Thanks for the comment & the view. I see your point but trust me when I say this. I would hear about it if I didn't add it. lol

[@GameSack]

Gaming History Source Probably true. :)

[@GamingHistorySource]

It's true. lol

[@Espilonarge]

I own a PAL version of Fatal Fury on the SNES and can confirm that the "WAITING!" screen is a loading screen... which I could never understand why it would need one unless it was horribly ported... ... oh wait, it was.

[@StevenCusic]

Lol

[@Tempora158]

The "WAITING!" could be to load the audio samples into the audio RAM of the S-SMP, which is technically located outside of the SNES and is its own system (think Roland MT-32). All SNES games have to do that, they just don't throw up a loading screen to announce that fact.

[@TheSonicbandicootX]

The Mega Drive version is awesome.

[@asgoel8363]

Arcade/Neo Geo:Great gameplay and soundtrack. Genesis:Good job Sega! Snes:WHY YOU CENSORED NINTENDO? Also loading. Sharp X:Those loud voice clips! ow. PSP:The same from the arcade Neo Geo CD:No comments.(its the same thing)

[@Brian_i]

The sound in the sharp x version are really poor quality

[@vitormlb]

Genesis: Good Job.....TAKARA

[@mastersproutgamer9327]

Super Nintendo: The game as a whole is now censored thanks to Nintendo.

[@popixel]

The funny thing about this game is that it was being developed at the same time Street Fighter 2 was being developed. On top of that some of the drawbacks that you mentioned at the start of the video could have been due to Fatal Fury being designed by the same person who designed the First Street Fighter game.

[@mastersproutgamer9327]

1. Arcade / Neo Geo 0:39 2. Genesis / Mega Drive 4:08 3. Super Nintendo 7:37 4. Sharp X68000 11:07 5. Playstation Portable 14:34 ( SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1 ) 6. Neo Geo CD 18:02 7. Playstation 2 ( Fatal Fury Battle Archives Vol. 1 ) Original 21:31 Arranged 24:01 8. Nintendo Wii / Playstation 2 26:39 ( SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1 ) 9. Playstation 4 / Nintendo Switch ( ACA Neo Geo ) (not shown) Credits 30:28

[@MrDerOutsider]

gotta love the snes music: farts + trumpets + lags + weird noises

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

You gotta love its struggles!

[@PadPoet]

Hahaha! So true!

[@StevenCusic]

Hahaha

[@ZoneyDuel]

in snes, sounds like Grover and Bert from Sesame Streets.

[@craigcotter7476]

still, pisses rings around the Genesis version. Now THAT is struggling. I thank you all.

[@MrCageCat]

Wow, can't believe how crappy the Super Nes version looks compared to the Genesis version.

[@yuvraj01]

Is Michael Max Balrog's long lost brother?

[@yaywhewclips242]

so lucky got 5 genesis games at Salvation Army thrift This was 1 of them

[@dropkickmonk3y]

SNES version's music really sucks.

[@zacharymassey4859]

Terry Bogard is coming to Smash Ultimate.

[@StevenCusic]

Dang even the 68000 can mess with ! THE ! POWAH! Of the NEOGEO

[@StevenCusic]

*Cant*

[@MrDerOutsider]

actually i am pretty sure that the X68000 is more powerful than the neo geo.

[@StevenCusic]

+MrDerOutsider well considering that the fatal fury x68000 port came out in 1992 when the x68000 model CZ-674C was out technically the CZ-674C was more impressive graphically as the Neo Geo could handle adpcm sound and no device was out to give x68000 that kind of audio. With scaling they are about equal neither is quite Sega super scaler quality. But where neo has it beat is the cartridges CZ-674C had 2mb ram, neo neo had memory for everything already around 100k each than think about how fatal fury rom is 4mb compressed.. That not even a uncompressed size and can load at around 95ns.

[@StevenCusic]

+stevacus if the x68000 used cartridges that would have been crazy haha

[@StevenCusic]

+MrDerOutsider ok so I found that the x68000 can do adpcm but only 1 channel using the OKI MSM6258 while the Neo Geo can do 6 or 7

[@CrazySandtrooper]

They all looked decent conversions =)

[@Brian_i]

Except the snes version it doesn't have the plain's

[@diobrando-qv3uv]

@@Brian_i bad gameplay and Harendoes music two it's by far the worst version.

[@RetroGamingSpirit]

First game with the Lone Wolves. Even if Street Fighter II is better, I love this game.

[@KnowYourVideoGames]

The NEO GEO AES and NEO GEO CD are the same hardware. The only difference is the format; one being cartridge and one being CD. The ROMs are the same. Aside from loading, there really no reason to compare the same rom.

[@StevenCusic]

Yea the Neo Geo Cd had so much dang memory in its hardware Ps1 had 1mb saturn had 2 not counting ram cartridges. The Neo cd well. 68000 Program Memory: 2 MB Fix Layer Memory: 128 KB Graphics Memory: 4 MB Sound Sample Memory: 1 MB Z80 Program Memory: 64 kB VRAM: 512Kb[5] (For graphics attributes) SRAM: 2 KB (For high scores / general save data) That's just friggen nuts....

[@StevenCusic]

+stevacus that's enough for a whole older gen neo Geo game to fit into

[@RetroCore]

Actually it uses the same music as the Neo Geo AES and MVS :)

[@StevenCusic]

+Retro Core me and retrocore know our stuff trust

[@RetroCore]

Indeed. Actually, you won't believe this but my Battle of the Ports for tomorrow is this very game!

[@JAYCEEDOUBLE]

sharp 68000 got pretty close for the older systems in this list!

[@Progearspec]

Terry,are you okay !!!!! Still that port of fatal fury for the snes is terrible.Yet takara manage to do a better port for the genesis instead.

[@StevenCusic]

This actually killed street fighter in so many way, if only the made it more conversion

[@StevenCusic]

I meant more competitive

[@brogoram]

rising tacke? burn knucke?

[@sugarhieroglyph]

If you haven't done it already, Samurai Shodown would be cool.

[@PedroSilvahf]

The genesis port seems to work a lot better than the original but i remember the special attacks still being too hard to do anyway, could be perfect if they worked around some bugs. They did it later as fatal fury 2 was made on the same "engine". The snes was just a big mess, its been a long time but i can remember only awful controls

[@UberNeuman]

The dreaded Richard Meyer!!! oh no!!!!

[@StevenCusic]

Neo Geo Cd is the best version

[@StevenCusic]

Kids killed this game at the 7 11

[@leonard316]

good vid. i like all comparisons. someone needs practice. barely ANY special moves used. lack of skill aside compare is good.

[@Riz2336]

This game is okay but If I want to go with a Fatal Fury game fighting experience Real Bout Fatal Fury Special is WAY better.

[@marciofranze]

Super Nes was very good console, however frequently its versions were so desapointing...

[@vitormlb]

Developers were not used to SNES back in the days when this was release. When you compare to AoF 2 version, where even full zoom was decently emulated, you see how a skilled developer makes the difference

[@aquamentus8951]

Am I the only one who actually didn't have any problem with the SNES version?

[@notsuoh16Bit]

pc engine fool]