Mortal Kombat 1 - All PORTS: From BEST to WORST (Only Official Releases)

[@pacsonic9000]

Fun fact, unlike the other Jakks TV games which were either programmed by HotGen or Handheld Games, the Mortal Kombat Jakks TV Game was programmed by Digital Eclipse who also brought us Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, Dragon's Lair on Game Boy Color which played like the lazerdisc game, as well as other game compilations released today.

[@ccfgameplay]

And they still work with conversions today, they recently made the Atari 50 anniversary. And thank you for bringing this information.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

I had the PC version back in the day. It plays the most like the original game, because it uses the actual source code. The PSP game is actually emulation of the arcade game.

[@AdamSMessinger]

I would love to see another video like this ranking the MK2, MK3, and UMK3 ports! This one was really well done.

[@ccfgameplay]

I wanted to do a series on MK2 last year, as the game turned 30 years old, but I couldn't due to lack of time, but it's still in my plans

[@tykohondo]

Great editing...like the overlay of the console it was on 💯

[@ccfgameplay]

Thank you for your comment! I'm very happy with your feedback!

[@LEXRAPS]

Looks like Jakks Pacific added some liu Kang sounds lol

[@Tenchigumi]

Oh god, I had the Game Gear version, and that exact song (5:18) has been SEARED into my brain as a source of nausea, as I would play it on long car rides and inevitably get car sick. Good times...?

[@ccfgameplay]

Good times? donno... Nostalgia? for shure! :D

[@forresthunter1483]

Great video! The review being displayed as a page from a magazine is really clever. I would just suggest it cover less of the game footage being displayed in the background.

[@ccfgameplay]

thanks for your comment, and about the magazine, it's true, it gets in the way, in the next videos I thought about leaving the TV more to one of the corners

[@TheTookinator]

Fun video! Tiger games were always a different animal (haha), and gamers back then knew to expect it. You got the Tiger version of something if you couldn't afford the others, typically. (I had and loved their Baseball game, but opted for Mortal Kombat on Game Boy.) :D Constructive feedback: in your newspaper reviews, it should be "verdict," not "veredict."

[@ccfgameplay]

Hi John, thanks for your comment! I still have a Tiger with an X-Men game at home, the gameplay on this one is so bad that the only way to play is smashing buttons and hoping it works hahaha. And thanks for letting me know about the mispelling, as english is not my native language I ended up not even seeing that, but thank you very much!

[@Tenchigumi]

Gameplay notwithstanding, I was always impressed by how Tiger portables and their primitive LCD ilk managed to create reasonable games with just ONE screen of static images. There's a certain type of artistry and creativity in conveying a playable experience with images that can only ever occupy one spot of the screen, and squeezing them all in on a tiny display (often reusing the more abstract shapes to create entirely different forms). It's something I think folks really have taken for granted.

[@TheTookinator]

@@Tenchigumi it's true what they say, limitations breed creativity.

[@superpan218]

Saying that the Tiger Games version is better than the Game Boy version is saying something.

[@robkrasinski6217]

There are bad mini MK games now, the Arcade1up collectorcade with 2, 3, and Ultimate 3 and the MyArcade version with the Genesis version of the first game. Better to get the one or two player Arcade1up countercade if you are short on space.

[@Kryz70phoro]

The best thing about the SNES version is that it has infinite kredits

[@ccfgameplay]

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[@MegaNancyLover]

Great video! Hope to see more videos like this on definitive ports of games!

[@ccfgameplay]

Thanks for your comment. It's in my plans to create more videos like this, I just lack time :(

[@gvfo]

Thanks for making your reviews non intrusive using text and not obnoxious voice over

[@ccfgameplay]

opa, obrigado pelo seu feedback!

[@seantds619]

One other thing I'll give the Game Boy version is the title music I really like that 8 bit style

[@ccfgameplay]

I think the music it's the best part of this port

[@Crystallums]

Hi, great comparison format! I liked the diary with the rating notes. In my humble opinion, the best version currently would be the Genesis hack titled MK Arcade Edition, which fixes all the errors of the original and feels just like the Arcade version, it's just what we needed in the 90's! 😅👍🙏

[@ccfgameplay]

I know this one and It's incredible how they managed to make it run on the original hardware. I even played an MSU version of this hack with the original arcade songs and other bug fixes. But in this video I wanted to only include the retail versions. But thank you very much for your comment!

[@Crystallums]

@@ccfgameplay Excellent! That's the good thing about knowing several, if not all, versions. This great game deserves a special place on our fighting game podium. 🙏

[@daniel022209]

The MS-DOS version gave us the image as to what the SNES version would have looked like with blood added on.

[@ccfgameplay]

I don't think that the fault of the SNES version was only the censorship, the gameplay is quite different from the original too and there is some input lag in the commands

[@ThePastorsCasket]

​@@ccfgameplayDefinitely. It looks and sounds like the arcade, but the controls are awful. It's the version I grew up with and I appreciate it, but it's highly flawed.

[@daniel022209]

@ccfgameplay as funny as it sounds, I have gravitated to the SEGA Genesis version because I have favored the gameplay a lot more, but I still play both because they're fun to play.

[@RetroGamesBoy78]

Get a screenshot of the Snes version, then stick it next to a screenshot of the arcade, you'll probably be surprised how far of it is.

[@popixel]

The MS DOS version of this game was really good. I had a friend in high school that had it, and I loved going to his place to play it. Though... I do have to question your thought process on putting the Tiger version above the Gameboy version 🤣

[@ccfgameplay]

I did it just to tease, because I think it's absurd that the Gameboy received such a bad port. and having had so much advertising, at least tiger games didn't fool anyone 😄

[@popixel]

@@ccfgameplay with Tiger you know what you are going to get. But to be honest, I played the Gameboy game a lot back in the day. The music was great, had that classic chip tune sound.

[@adamw.p.6287]

It's not the best port but I dig the gritty soundtrack and sound effects of the Genesis version.

[@ccfgameplay]

Me too, I love the songs and sounds of this version, and together with the adaptation of the graphics, this port seems to me even darker than the original

[@stijnvonck1431]

What about the port that came in the ps3 arcade kollection?

[@ccfgameplay]

I didn't include any versions from 2006 onwards because they are all virtually identical to the original game, the only difference from the original to the arcade kollection version is a more accentuated input lag.

[@Ratofsteel1984]

Ретро-Fatality-Кайф! Про ревью с газеты классная идея!

[@ccfgameplay]

Спасибо за комментарий! Идея газетного обзора - усилить ностальгию.

[@ZonnexNecton]

Obviously the Gameboy version is way too superior without a doubt in my mind.

[@ccfgameplay]

give it a try and then tell me about the controls, it's a miracle to be able to do a special move in this port

[@V3ntilator]

PS2 version don't belong on the list as it came 10 years after the original, but could have been mentioned at the end of the video. It's like comparing all 1990's Doom versions vs the modern remaster who would easily win over the originals. There wasn't much porting in early 1990's. Games were mostly made from ground up on each system back then by different teams and is partially why they are different on all systems even if they had similar hardware. You could make the game on Amiga and Atari ST at the same time and end result would be different.

[@ccfgameplay]

the comparison you made does not apply here because in the case of the PS2 version it is WORSE than the original, and it is a port and not just the original game being emulated on modern hardware, the code was ported to run on the PS2, and even this must have caused the input lag problems and problems with music

[@V3ntilator]

@@ccfgameplay Title says "best to worst" and PS2 version is #1, but sounds like worst to best. ;) Amazing that PS2 version have input lag when it's the most powerful console in the video.

[@chadkirk150]

I remember owning a Mortal Kombat Tiger electronic that used cards. It was good entertainment back then.

[@ccfgameplay]

I came across the one you are referring to in my research to make this video, it seemed interesting, but I didn't know it, it wasn't released here in the country I live, but all Tiger LCDs arrived here, good memories

[@petr79]

DOS version had issues with the keyboards of that era, making moves requiring 2 simultaneous buttons like Sub-Zero's slide impossible. Also depending on your sound card, music would sound different

[@ccfgameplay]

I remember these issues, but what I remember the sub zerp slide was the only special that couldn't be done, and the kano ball was very difficult to do on the keyboard, but both the input issue and the music issue were fixed in CD version that came out a while later

[@petr79]

@@ccfgameplay Liu Kangs fatality on keyboard was even harder and I could rarely perform it compared to Blanc... Kano's move. Though on MK2 that fatality was nearly impossible on keyboard

[@robertbeckman2054]

I remember when MK2 came out onto the home system scene. There was a ton of anticipation as to which system would be the closest. I think for consoles it was the Sega Genesis/ 32X insert that came closest.

[@thankfulgamer2405]

Lol even boon said the snes was the best port but ok sega poverty fan boy

[@ccfgameplay]

he also thinks that MKX is better than 11, so honestly... even though he was the programmer of the original and became the creative director of the series, I don't have to agree with everything he says

[@TeamGun]

@@thankfulgamer2405 SNES version of MK1 is awful due to low resolution and input lag. MK2 is better on SNES than Genesis but again, the resolution is terrible but input lag is good and it looks and sounds great, though mk2 on Genesis is still pretty good. MK3/U is awful on SNES the resolution makes it a real mess. Genesis version is higher resolution and smoother. Remember though SNES had more colors on screen its processor was half the speed of the Genesis and this really had an impact on fast paced games.

[@shinji-kaneda7911]

SNES version was much better in every way

[@TENTRI_EDITION]

The commodreamiga version is great, and I see that you didn't know how to use the Commodore emulator well haha that screen resolution looks very bad.

[@ccfgameplay]

Are you saying this because of the black spaces on the screen? This happens with several Amiga games, and I didn't want to crop it because my intention on this channel is to present the game the way it was seen at the time 🙂

[@galvinstanley3235]

The Gameboy version is arcade perfect.

[@ccfgameplay]

for shure! 😂😂😂

[@metalgrinch]

The fact that this was even attempted to be released in such limited capability handheld versions just shows those were nothing but complete marketing cash grabs we all fell for, and COMPLETE extortionate ripoffs to say the least.

[@ccfgameplay]

cash grab for shure! under today's standards most of these versions would not have been approved for release

[@woof9408]

Played the Arcade, snes, game gear, and tiger version as a kid.

[@Gametester110-qf8vs]

The Genesis port is Legendary!

[@markula_4040]

How weird is it that the only one of these I ever owned or played was the Gameboy version. I did have a Super Nintendo but never picked it up or played Mortal Kombat for it. Too busy playing all the Street Fighter 2s they released for it I guess.

[@ccfgameplay]

If you had an SNES I think it was a good choice to spend time on the SFII ports rather than this MK1 one :D

[@locked01]

Putting Tiger electronics above gameboy was brutal and undeserved. I agree with you about the rest. Master System and Game Gear versions could have been way better.

[@ccfgameplay]

I just put it to tease, because I think it's absurd that the Gameboy received such a bad port

[@endowedego]

Too bad they never tried it on the 32X that'd have been close to perfect I think. MK2 should've been a 32XCD version. Finally, the Saturn should've used a Rom/Ram cart to perform a perfect translation of UMK3. Dreamcast was lacking dedicated developers as the Saturn was, they could've been much better consoles if others had taken the time to fully understand and utilize they're capabilities. R. I. P Sega consoles. 😢 ... My thoughts nonetheless.

[@ccfgameplay]

I agree with you, I just think they didn't think about this possibility because 32x came out in late 94, and they were even developing MK3 at that time, but if they did, it would have the potential to be a great port! I also think an MKII made for the 32X+CD combo would be great, but Sega at that time was so confused of what to do with these addonsm It's a pity

[@endowedego]

@@ccfgameplay well said sir and sadly true.

[@RetroGamesBoy78]

A 32X CD version wouldn't be a financially sound idea because only 3 million Mega CDs sold worldwide, sales of the 32x probably hadn't even reached half a million at that point, there's no telling how many people owned both systems, more than likely very few. But with those numbers it tells you exactly why there were only a few Games released that are 32x CD games. Saturn UMK3 with a ram or rom cart? Sure, why not? although the port we got was pretty awesome tbh

[@RetroGamesBoy78]

So you didn't actually play these all on actual hardware? Hard to truly review a game properly via emulation, especially something like the game gear and gameboy versions, although I can confirm the GB version is awful.

[@mattm7798]

Who's Carl?

[@ccfgameplay]

it's Liu Kang's pseudonym invented in this game boy port :D

[@NeoGeoNinja81]

I get what you're saying re: SNES version. However, individual context is often important here. I, for one, didnt have access to an Arcade version in the day and immediate access to footage etc just didnt exist. So I wasn't cross referencing it directly against the arcade back then (re: gameplay) I was in 1st year high school when i got this for SNES and my best friend got the MD release. And, although I take on board comments about responsiveness and censorship, the MD version looked horrible, had almost no animation (which affects gameplay but in a different way imo) didnt sound as good overall (that Matt Furniss title theme tho) and overall just felt like a sloppy mess. BUT WAIT! It has poorly digitised gore intact which enabled civilisation to overlook all of it's other flaws 😂. Comparatively I really liked the SNES release. I only just played the MegaCD release this year though and was really impressed by it 👍

[@ccfgameplay]

First of all thank you very much for your comment!... My story was different, I had contact with MK1 from the arcades right when it was released, I spent countless coins on it, and the first port I played at the time was the SNES one, and I thought it was very bad, some combos didn't work, there was an input lag...when I played the Genesis version, I thought the graphics were pretty ugly, but the gameplay felt right. The following year when MK2 came out I was there again in the arcades and when the Genesis port came out I asked my parents for it, when I got it I noticed that it also had its differences, it was a certain disappointment too, but not the same as I had with the SNES MK1

[@BakkerSamuel]

In the snes version, when you do an uppercut, it takes 10 seconds before the opponent gets hit and flies away!! ;)

[@RetroGamesBoy78]

The just laughing at you thinking the Mega Drive version was a sloppy mess after playing the Snes version! That's Incredible! 😂👍

[@jodijohnson3488]

Had the Amiga and Game Gear versions (I liked my failing computers and consoles, apparently!) GG one is technically impressive!

[@ccfgameplay]

the Amiga version is very good, apart from the fact that they have adapted the commands to only 1 button

[@zasandfan1922]

I liked the genesis the best. Why is the tiger lcd not the wost?

[@ccfgameplay]

in fact Tiger version it is the worst of all, but I thought it was absurd that the port of the game boy was done in such a bad way, considering that there was a huge amount of money at marketing it

[@Radeo]

6:32 *to play as Goro

[@ccfgameplay]

the only way to play with prince shokan at the time, too bad this port was almost unplayable

[@Radeo]

​@@ccfgameplay Around Halloween '93 my neighbour wanted to trade me for my well-worn copy of TMNT II. He offered MK. Smelling something fishy I asked him if I could borrow it for a day first. Needless to say, (Goro or no Goro) I didn't accept.

[@ccfgameplay]

Well done, TMNT2 is a much better game than MK1, by the way, I think almost any game is better than this port of MK1 hahahaha

[@thomasgonzalez8985]

Por lejos mi favorito siempre será la primera entrega, encuentro que si a SNES hubiese llegado como la versión de jakks pacific, sería distinta su aceptación.

[@ccfgameplay]

la SNES tenía el potencial de ofrecer la mejor versión, es una pena que el port no estuviera tan bien hecho, habría sido un éxito absurdo y sin duda habría ayudado a vender aún más SNES.

[@Samanosuke1138]

I'm gonna say the SNES version is better than the Genesis. I don't use the censorship as a qualifier really because the fatalities for the most part are still creative and cool (minus 1) for that port. Sub Zero doesn't get a spine rip but he gets a really cool freeze finisher as opposed to a Genesis No blood uppercut.

[@ccfgameplay]

I don't think the fatality changes are so bad, but the blood is something very characteristic of the original that was removed, but my biggest problem with the SNES version is actually the gameplay, which is quite different from the arcade version and there is a certain input lag in the controls

[@KIFulgore]

​@@ccfgameplayYeah, the SNES port was awful. Sticky controls, jank movement, combos didn't work, projectile behavior was completely changed, flying kick behavior was different... the Genesis was good practice for the arcade version. The SNES was an awful mess.

[@robkrasinski6217]

What about the PC CD version with the arcade music? That was also released in 1993 like the Nintendo and Sega versions but was better than them. It was the closest port of the arcade at that time. Sound effects and voices also sounded the same as the arcade and the courtyard and the stage with Shang Tsung on a throne had the clapping at the end of a fight, missing in the SNES and Genesis versions. The 2005 Jakks version plug and play looked decent, maybe better than the SNES version but music sounded a bit cut down from the arcade. PC version and PSP/PS2 have the exact arcade music, and Sega CD but that was a crap port with same bad graphics, some voices still missing, and stage musics not in the right order. Now you can play MK 1, 2, 3, Ultimate 3 on an Arcade1up scaled down cabinet, this year they have a deluxe model skinned to MKII with the good BOE monitor, last year they released a 30th anniversary version skinned to MK1 and it has the bad monitor with bad viewing angles.

[@antoniobenton582]

Snes but the blood for Sega gave it a slight edge until part 2

[@darkfalzx]

For a while in the 90s the Gameboy MK was the only version I could play, so naturally I played the shit out of it. Either the game was piss-easy, or I got really good at it.

[@ccfgameplay]

The lag of controls almost made me want to break the Gameboy :D :D

[@darkfalzx]

@@ccfgameplay You get used to it eventually. It also becomes easier when you realize AI never jumps.

[@SkyangelPR]

I hated the snes version cage combos were impossible to do

[@ccfgameplay]

the SNES version is very different, the impression it gives is that they reused the arcade graphics but rewrote the game code

[@alexandernikitin4789]

Sega Genesis - best soundtrack

[@ccfgameplay]

I agree with you, and not just because this Genesis port was the version I played the most as a kid :D

[@byronarvanitis1189]

The Amiga had great music too.

[@brandogg]

Nah dude. Genesis version is cool but SNES soundtrack is extremely close to arcade perfect.

[@BakkerSamuel]

@@byronarvanitis1189but the arcade wasnt good ;)

[@tonyrosario1940]

Agree to disagree! Too many fart sounds from the Genesis sound chip, lol. But in all honesty, I love all of these ports, even Gameboy! 😆🍻

[@panthakurai5267]

CARL? Carlos Pesina perhaps?

[@ccfgameplay]

I had thought about that too, and if that name appeared with Raiden then I would be sure it would be a tribute to him

[@GAMEPRODELTA]

​@@ccfgameplayapparently the renamed characters are from a British sitcom called "Dad's Army", which was airing around the time that Mortal Kombat came out.

[@0wnz0rz888]

Holy shit if the GB version is worse than the Tiger Electronics then we’re really f’d in the a

[@ccfgameplay]

it was an irony :D but I think it's absurd for a port that had so much marketing involved and sold at full price to have been so bad, at least at the time everyone already knew what to expect from a crappy version made for TigerLCD

[@chaserush1382]

i still have my jakks pacific port. i was gonna get the street fighter one but mortal kombat was the better choice.

[@ccfgameplay]

was there a street fighter from jakks pacific? I've never played this one, I'll research later on about it, and thanks for your comment!

[@chaserush1382]

@@ccfgameplay i was at my local K-mart before it closed & it had a Toys r Us section in it & the display had all the plug in play games on a row of shelves. there was mortal kombat & street fighter but me & my little brother got the MK ones & my little sister got some disney one where you play golf as disney characters.

[@superpan218]

Saying that the Tiger LCD version is better than the Game Boy version is rather ironic.

[@ccfgameplay]

yes it was irony :D but I think it's absurd for a port that had so much marketing involved to be so bad, it was a big disappointment

[@williamsmith666]

WORST TO BEST; Gameboy Game Gear Genesis Sega CD SNES (even without the blood its the closest to atcade perfect)

[@ccfgameplay]

The graphics on SNES port are excellent, but the gameplay is very different from the original, which is why I've put it lower on my list.

[@williamsmith666]

@@ccfgameplay That's actually a good point, I'd forgotten how stiff the movement is. I can flip-flop between that and the CD port depending on the day

[@erikperez9277]

That tiger electronic version that’s got to be the worst one The gameplay it’s too slow as well with the game boy version..

[@ccfgameplay]

I ended up doing this just to cause controversy, but look, the controls responsiveness of the tiger version is incredibly better than the game boy :D

[@AaronC143]

Yep, Another thing good about the Tiger Electronic version is that it has all 7 playable characters. Plus the 2 boss characters. So that beats the Gameboy and Game Gear versions because they have only 6 playable characters.

[@gavh9360]

The Amiga version was awsome

[@ccfgameplay]

and quite impressive considering the hardware limitations, the only problem I see is that it only has 2 buttons

[@gavh9360]

@ccfgameplay yes two buttons but we enjoyed the game. Us Amiga owners were used to pushing up to jump and other combinations . Multiple buttons was for wimps 😂😂 or we had a keyboard. 😁

[@MrZillas]

Genesis had the best intro-music. With the blood-code it was the thing to have. Mega CD had nice CD-music, still fantastic video-scenes. Some years later I bought MK1 for SNES on flea-market for 5 bucks. Back home I tried in my SNES, but damn, even these 5 bucks were wasted. Poor kid who got that for full price in 1992/1993. What a waste of money. Hearing about blood and gore and seeing fatalities in the arcades and then you get that shit without blood and punching sweat out of the enemy plus censored fatalities, lol. I can hear mum asking Nintendo-kids: "My son, why dont you play the new game you wanted so hard?".... and telling your mum it's garbage, lol.

[@ccfgameplay]

What bothers me most about the SNES port is the controls, I feel they are very different from the others, there are combos and tricks that don't work on SNES

[@TallSilentGuy]

That stupid magazine effect is blocking the view. 🤦‍♂

[@ccfgameplay]

Ohh, sorry if you didn't like this stupid magazine

[@damonbradley3883]

Ah yes, Lui Carl

[@raven0565]

I honestly think the Genesis version was better then the Sega CD version. Yes CD version had better sound/music and more animation but the loading times brought it down for me. Never played the handheld Tiger version but I did play the Gameboy version and that was a POS so I'll take your word for it being worse then the Tiger version. haha

[@ccfgameplay]

Thanks for your comment! The Sega CD loadings are really boring for shure, especially in the fights against Shang Tsung. About the Tiger and Gameboy version: my first intention was to place the two tied at the last in the rank, but I still can't believe that this game boy port was sold at full price, as if it were a real playable game :D

[@MrBronx61]

Agree💯💯💯. Mortal Monday, September 13, 1993, was one of the best gaming days ever. Great memories.

[@PrimitiveBaroque]

LOL Tiger port better than Gameboy. I actually agree.

[@ccfgameplay]

oddly enough the Tiger version has more characters and more responsive gameplay :D

[@JoshGibson2-w3r]

The Genesis version was a JOKE. The graphics looked my shit, it moved too slow, the sound effects were laughable, the music was horrible.

[@ccfgameplay]

For me, apart from the DOS and PS2 versions, all the others are pretty bad, and the Game Gear and Game Boy versions are horrible.

[@mikeadam80]

yeah if the Dos version evr actually worked. crashed constantly and i have way better than the minimum

[@ccfgameplay]

I had the floppy disk version at the time it came out, and it ran without problems on my PC at the time.I never played the CD version on real hardware at the time, I only play on emulators, but I managed to run it without problems too

[@sarahbird-lx2de]

Carl Combat

[@WWammyy]

lmao the gameboy version was terrible but I played a lot of it in the a Kiosk in Beaties shop it had a Goro cheat code and that alone made me want to play this version of the game and these days I have some nostalgia for this version 🤣

[@ccfgameplay]

being able to play with goro is something really cool about this version

[@lwwells]

The arcade version is the best. 😊

[@ccfgameplay]

thanks a lot 😁

[@lwwells]

@@ccfgameplay I know it’s difficult to tell sometimes. But it’s true.

[@Jrad117]

Carl.

[@ccfgameplay]

the best char in the game 😆

[@Jrad117]

@@ccfgameplay lol

[@damienreloaded3379]

It's pretty unfair game gear version is clearly better than MS !

[@ccfgameplay]

the graphics are exactly the same, but the resolution of the game gear is lower and that's why they look bigger on the screen, and I also felt the responsiveness of the controls are a little worse than the master system version, and the frame rate is much worse

[@damienreloaded3379]

@@ccfgameplayI didn't get the same experience about graphics and controls... However MK3 is a terrible crap on both machines !

[@ccfgameplay]

@@damienreloaded3379 MK3 from GG and MS are abominations :D they are unplayable

[@NikoGames394]

Super Nintendo deveria estar em 4o lugar

[@ccfgameplay]

A jogabilidade é ruim demais, e não tem sangue, um jogo de Mortal Kombat sem sangue não tem como levar a sério rsrs

[@Thomas-bs9xv]

At the Tiger Electronics version of MK this video just became a waste of my time

[@ccfgameplay]

if you felt that way just watching imagine me playing these crappy ports

[@mexicanbboy1993]

Carl? 🤣🤣

[@ccfgameplay]

an exclusive character :D

[@retrobear9367]

A, b, a, c, a, b, b and 2,1, down, up. SEGA!

[@ccfgameplay]

and what about the dullard code?

[@adalbertovazquez6194]

Super Nintendo was way better than Sega eazy better graphics 😊

[@ccfgameplay]

better graphics... yes better controls... no and that counts a lot for me

[@brandogg]

For home consoles, SNES is closest to thr arcade in graphics, sound, and gameplay. PSP, etc., shouldn't be on the list since they're just emulating the arcade version, not a port.

[@ccfgameplay]

the PSP version is a port, to be more exact: it's an adaptation of the port made for the PS2, and it's not an emulation, it has some differences compared to the original. The SNES version has very good graphics, but the gameplay is very different from the original, when I made this video I played all these versions, and I really felt this difference and as for me gameplay is a very important point, I left this version with a lower score

[@KIFulgore]

SNES is nowhere close to the arcade in gameplay.

[@blackrose7707]

snes verson got goro as a playable person