The Adventures of Batman and Robin (Sega Genesis vs Snes) Side by Side Comparison

The Adventures of Batman and Robin Gameplay Comparison - Sega Genesis/ Mega Drive vs Super Nintendo/ Snes (Super Famicom)

[@oh_rhythm]

25 years later, I'm only now realizing I got to experience some of the best creations made by humans....and I was a kid can't thank my big brother enough for being a hard core gamer

[@S-I-T]

❤

[@Medachod]

The Genesis hyped me up so much more in the beginning with that opening sequence.

[@k4rec4]

True. But the game itself didn't live up to the intro.

[@k4rec4]

@Goku Maybe 'sidescrolling action' games are not your thing, pal. But, pardon me, there are few things so boring as a generic beat'em up.

[@TS-yz3ud]

@@k4rec4 Both ports are really good

[@rabbaniawan8999]

@@k4rec4 go play your boring snes game

[@KB61]

@Ten Shin Han no.

[@spbn0va715]

Genesis is Contra meets Metal slug meets shmup Arcade Techno House hardcore difficulty pure 16bit Awesomeness!

[@marciosantanaelvisp2707]

Lembro da revista na época dizendo que este, o do Mega, é mode 7 pra ninguém botar defeito. Acredito que foi sem dúvida, o game que mais tirou proveito de efeitos especiais no Mega. Em 1994/1995 ambos os consoles atingiram o limite, já não era mais possível ver algo tão mais impressionante, mas pela quantidade de títulos que o Mega tinha, sem o nível de otimização deste Batman & Robin, chegava a pensar que o Mega merecia e tinha capacidade para ter mais títulos bem feitos assim!

[@solarflare9078]

Genesis's soundtrack is fucking amazing. Jesper Kyd is an absolute god at making these tunes.

[@tarnishedd]

Wtf are you smoking, that sounds like a damn contra game compared to the SNES

[@pasqualperez7701]

@@tarnishedd You dont like the style we get it still that guy who makes the soudntrack on Genesis is amazing!

[@tarnishedd]

@@pasqualperez7701 That was a little aggressive, sorry

[@gouravchakraborty9801]

@@tarnishedd Shouldn't have gone that route

[@Sinteriya]

Genesis Electro-Industrial soundtrack Incredibly for 90x!

[@MasterNinjaKF]

Sinteriya DJ Jesper Kid

[@greedprime9450]

Я и сейчас его в машине слушаю)

[@Juanknes]

The Genesis version looks and sounds gorgeous.

[@jacksteel3464]

I think they both look a sound good for their respective systems considering that they're two different experiences. The Genesis version gave you more of a Dodge the bullet type of experience which also offered some good music on some levels. Where is the SNES gave you more of an action cartoon feel with the mode 7 graphics and enemies to fight.

[@CrypticDiabolo]

Wow, depending on which system you had the childhood experience with this game could've been insanely different. I'm still glad I had the Genesis version over the Snes, yeah it's a bullet hell side scrolling beat'em up Contra clone, but they went all out on the bosses for that version and I wouldn't have been able to play it with my uncles if it hadn't had been 2 player. I am happy to see that some clever design went into the Snes version, but the pacing is way lower and probably wouldn't have held the attention span of my sugar rush child brain back in the day.

[@christianisraelolmosmartin266]

I think both are great

[@scalpey6962]

genesis soundtrack is awesome!

[@segalivechannel2991]

Mega Drive wins. Two players, great music, cool graphics, good gameplay. One of my favorite games

[@buiomega82]

Snes comics style!!! Perfect!!!amazing

[@TheouAegis]

Really weird hearing both audio at the same time. lol I've never played either version, but the Genesis one's soundtrack I have listened to time and time and time again. Seriously, if you're DJing an industrial mix, sneak this soundtrack in and the club will be bangin'. The bass lines are boss.

[@reginaldeberhart8521]

You're right, along with SOR soundtrack

[@claytonlessa3653]

Não joguei a versão do Snes. Mas esse jogo no mega drive com certeza é um dos melhores do console, músicas e efeitos sonoros e visuais impressionantes com zoom e rotações coisa q muitos diziam q o mega era incapaz de produzir.

[@dinamiteomegagames]

Desculpe destruir sua infância mas os zoom e rotações do mega na verdade é tudo animação feita com vários frames

[@claytonlessa3653]

@@dinamiteomegagames minha infância destruída por causa de detalhes técnicos de um jogo de vídeo game? Acho que não.

[@rickydo6572]

​@@dinamiteomegagames Tem ctz q é o caso nesse jogo especificamente? Sempre achei q o mega drive n teria tanto espaço no cartucho pra armazenar tanto sprite assim.

[@ocosmosinfinito]

Na verdade o Mega faz rotação com o mesmo sprite, o desenvolvedor pode acessar o mesmo bloco em qualquer ângulo sem reprocessamento, então o que vemos é diversas cópias do sprite. A vantagem do Mega é que embora ele tivesse menos memória de sprite esta estava em um nível mais perto da unidade aritmética o que significa fazer mais acessos.

[@JoseaparecidoAlves-nx6ll]

​@@dinamiteomegagameso importante é que funciona bem kkk

[@im_aa2017]

SF/SNES : We have the best graphics! MD/Genesis : *Shows there version of TAOBAT SF/SNES : I---

[@hpickettz34]

Mega Drive pure 16bit power.

[@TaoistDivine]

Genesis - hardcore playing.

[@DoctorEVIL555]

Sega Genesis/ Mega Drive - WIN!

[@KlingonCaptain]

There are things I like better in each version. I like the opening cut-scene art for the Genesis, and it's almost 3D animations. But, I also like the SNES sound/voice effects better, and the fact that there is a lot more level variety right off the bat, as well as additional dialogue.

[@tgg5214]

Jogos totalmente diferentes algo que era muito legal naquela geração, diferente do que acontece hoje. O do mega a dificuldade é insana e os gráficos são excelentes, aquela fase que você voa sobre os prédios é sensacional. Gosto muito do jogo do snes também

[@kokiriman7277]

Just keep going uploading this comparison videos man. I dont know what they have but they keep me watching everytime. Also this game for Genesis drove me insane. This was hard af.

[@yoyoyonasa]

Genesis version was and still a blast. Best batman game of the 90s

[@dickface9157]

simply no.

[@solarflare9078]

Honestly, whenever I see these comparisons, I always look at or play the full games before judging here, and my final opinion here follows: SNES is clearly more true to the show, with a similar score to the show as well. I like how you progress through stages, using items of sorts in your main arsenal to advance and help you through. The graphics here are colorful and accurate to the show as well. However, I think it plays a little too slow in some parts and the lack of a 2-player mode is truly disappointing. Genesis version is practically an entire new game on its own, which means there's going to be a lot to talk about here... There are 3 weapons in the game, each that can prove itself useful in some sort of way. Also, there are four levels in the entire game, and while some segments may be too long (Level 2-2 anyone?), each one takes you to some sort of new twist whilst keeping the frantic gameplay. The graphics are some of the most impressive in the 16-bit era as well, with 3D scrolling, tons of fully animated enemies, details, and objects, and heavy use of scaling and rotation, all with no slowdown at all. And those boss battles... they are some of best 16-bit boss battles I have ever seen, especially the Mad Hatter. Plus, the music is amazing and original, and 2-player mode is a thing here. My problems with the game however are the aforementioned overly long stages and also that it's too difficult (at first). The game does get loads easier with practice though, so it can be taken as a positive aspect too. Final assessment? I think the Genesis version is LOADS better than the SNES version. It may not be as true to the show like the SNES game, but its fun factor, graphics, bosses, and various other aspects destroy the SNES version entirely imo.

[@Pridetoons]

Thank You! I agree that the Sega Genesis Version looks better, but I still want to try both games.

[@nickl1768]

As a kid, I had so much trouble with the mad hatter level for some reason. I'm not sure why but it gave me hell. And the end of level 2 in the batwing took forever as well.

[@MrBranh0913]

Despite having the same name these are 2 different games completely. With that said the SNES in game graphics are far superior to that of the Genesis. I also don’t think run and gun contra style fits Batman that well. So SNES wins there too. But I feel presentation wise Genesis has SNES beat. I just feel the gameplay in the genesis version is lazy. As if it were meant to be a different game and decided to use Batman assets. Where as the SNES game look like it was intentionally designed to be a Batman game

[@kilgincedi]

Bro serious?

[@Flpstrike]

Holy crap!, they looks soo different from each other!

[@Kpocci]

São jogos extremamente diferentes, fica até difícil dizer qual é melhor. No SNES acho que fizeram algo muito mais fiel ao desenho: trilha sonora, gráficos, personagens, eu identifico mais Batman no SNES. Mas confesso que achei o jogo do Megadrive até mais divertido, lembra o clássico Gunstar Heroes, com belos gráficos e perspectiva interessante e trilha sonora empolgante embora seja meio genérica e pouco lembre o desenho. Pela qualidade do jogo do Mega o meu voto é EMPATE.

[@fqnfinancas3431]

A trilha do Mega é genérica? Esse não sabe nada de música eletrônica.

[@troywright359]

I like the mega drive version, but the SNES always felt like a better adaption. I enjoyed it more, even over the 2 player mode of the Mega drive. Good games though

[@solcreate490]

@Levi Doneson These videos are something like 90% pro-Sega. You can tell that this is the fanbase for this place.

[@marcelochagra3307]

@@solcreate490 I realized that. The same page is pro Sega. One notices when the Sega audio channel is louder.

[@tammid8423]

@@solcreate490 Worst is that a few people go out of their way to defend even the goddamn Sunset Riders or Mortal Kombat 2 ports

[@davidaitken8503]

@@tammid8423 I've actually had clueless Sega fanboys swear up and down that the Genesis versions of Rock 'n' Roll Racing and Zombies Ate My Neighbor's are superior to the SNES versions including AUDIO!!!! I kid you not. Now that is some Q-anon and MAGA levels of delusion right there.

[@famyemil]

@@solcreate490 exactly!

[@MiguelDash01]

Snes for me. The way the genesis version is done (at least in the way I like videogames)is not what I expect from a Batman game, is different in its own way to show Batman. In my opinion the genesis version should be for another characters or history (maybe a Contra) , but anyway everybody has his/her own favorite version, mine is snes.

[@sylvesterwallace6965]

I prefer the snes version as it so much more to do however the genny version my God the tech is AWESOME

[@TP-rb3vs]

I loved SNES version, it felt like if you were watching a normal episode from Batman TAS (and as a matter of fact, every level is based on a chapter from the series)

[@rickydo6572]

The wind doesn't affect Batman's cape in the roller coaster stage on the snes version, like it affects his cape in the moving trucks stage in the genesis version. It's just a small detail I enjoyed in the genesis

[@dickface9157]

remember when batman threw fireballs at people?

[@VictorMartinez-nx7ww]

I played a lot the snes version during my childhood. What a enjoyable game!!!. I even played a lot as an adult. I Just love it. I recently bought a Genesis with this version. My god!, this is another complete level. IT is very very hard, but the graphics, the frenetic gameplay, and the music, are so accurate that you just do not want to stop.

[@fXoKDM]

The snes version was fun but it was for little kids bro if you wanted to play a real Batman game you bought the Genesis version I have both of them bro and I play with my kids and I'm telling you right now once I put on the Genesis version my kids get crazy they love that version more than the super Nintendo version

[@EDifyer881]

I like both versions snes: looks like the cartoon has levels based on the cartoon good music great detective solving but only has 1 player, the name of the game is misleading, and the final bosses are just rehashed. as for the genesis: the only version whose name of the game wasn't misleading, only version to have Robin as a player, 2 players, has a better final boss than snes version, doesn't look much like the cartoon but has some 3d effects thrown into it and is insanely difficult but unlike the snes version it has mad hatter

[@TheVicovicovico]

jesper kyd :)

[@dickface9157]

accurate to what?

[@cyberpc1333]

SNES versão é uma boa adaptação do dezenho, funcional, bem feito e só ! MD versão é o oposto, só pega a ideia (Skin) e coloca em um dos jogos mais avançados da era 16bit, foi o primeiro jogo a usar partículas (primeiro chefe) algo que só veio com jogos como Raiden DX do Arcade e posteriormente consoles 32bit! * Mad Hatter boss é impressionante até hoje, não só pelos efeitos especiais mas sim pela velocidade absurda que os cenários se movimentavam, sem qualquer traço de slowdown!

[@mundotwalot9195]

3D floors on the genesis?!? I swear to god.

[@HistoryandReviews]

Not 3D floors, 2 level floors is what you mean

[@juanbadilla2232]

@@HistoryandReviews no, he said 3 D FLOORS! Are you blind or what?poor idiot!

[@RedTsarOldChannel-INACTIVE]

@@juanbadilla2232 Actually that's a very tricky use of the background.

[@XBladenoJutsu]

SNES version looks nice, but the Genesis version does everything else better, and it has a great original soundtrack by Jesper Kyd.

[@jeanjean59ful]

I didn't know it was Jesper Kyd. No wonder why it sounds so good.

[@pdiddlyd]

it's crazy how much more effort they put into the Genesis version lol

[@Old_Man_Jay]

@Dan S Man, you're nuts. Everyone knows the Genesis version was better.

[@Halbared]

From seeing both these versions for the first time, the Megadrive version looks poorer compared to the SNES. Gameplay, I don't know as I never played them.

[@davidaitken8503]

@@Old_Man_Jay Nope. The SNES version was another excellent sidescroller by the geniuses at Konami. The Genesis version is tedious with far less variety. The only people that like the Genesis version are sad little fanboys that are convinced the game is running all of these crazy 3D effects that "only the Genesis could handle." Hint, it's not.

[@davidaitken8503]

@@Halbared The SNES version has excellent gameplay and great variety from level to level. Each level is basically an episode out of the TV show.

[@RoxyBaby951]

David Aitken no, us “fanboys” like a harder game, and the MD did just that. The SNES is to easy.

[@rerolol]

both equally good game, except genesis win this round with the opening sequence, character select screen and soundtrack

[@dickface9157]

its not a batman game

[@tanzimi5518]

I prefer the Megadrive, it’s great but it’s a rare instance where the music is better on it than SNES

[@oscarzxn4067]

Both ganes are very different, but the MD Génesis version is far more impressive

[@retrosoul8770]

there are so many awesome 3D effects in the backrounds in the Gen game that are not displayed here. Missed opportunity, a tad unfortunate.

[@parallaxcraze958]

Probably the most impressive game of the 16-bit generation and it runs without any added chip or CD add-on, only pure Genesis raw power.

[@retrosoul8770]

Exactly, unbeknownst to dumb Sega, the Genesis was plenty powerful on it's own w/o the add on's, if anything they make the console itself seem less potent than it actually is, when they're both attached it really does look like life support. For impressive Gen games, Alien Soldier, Gunstar Heroes, Thunder Force IV and Musha are also top tier hardware pushers that Snes fanboys love to ignore.

[@parallaxcraze958]

Yeah, the Genesis is just THAT good :) Musha is fantastic, released in 1990 and solely on a 4 meg cartridge, it oozes passion and quality with beautiful pixel art, awesome parallax scrollings and killer soundtrack. And while the gameplay is not the most hardcore ever, it's still quite frantic (especially in later levels) and fun to play. No wonder it's such a cult classic. And Alien Soldier, Gunstar Heroes and Thunder Force IV are masterpieces as well, even better! Thunder Force IV is like a movie in shooter form, there's something really special about it. Also the multidirectional scrolling, horizontal but also vertical (with 2-3 screens height!) is impressive and gives a great sense of freedom. There's a Mega-CD shooter called Bari-Arm which does the same, did you know this one? Also did you see the Genesis game called Red Zone? Another technical fest which shows that the Genesis is the most powerful and versatile console of its generation :) So yeah, the add-ons weren't really necessary but the Mega-CD is still a cool hardware which brings some neat features. But the 32X? No. It might be also an interesting hardware in some ways and has a handful of great games but it made for a duality with the Saturn which wasn't a good move and all the money and development time puts into the 32X should have been put solely into the Saturn instead.

[@retrosoul8770]

I completely agree, it's nice to meet other folks on the net that are informed on the quality of the Genesis/MD, there's not too many of us out there lol. I'd still like to try Red Zone and Android Assault aka Bari-Arm, as well as Robo Aleste, the successor to Musha. But yeah Musha, like the other aforementioned titles a technical marvel, comes out in 1990, blows pretty much everything on the console at the time out of the water and really displayed what the console was actually capable of its even got some sick sprite scaling, but no one seemed to bat an eye because I'm assuming "oh it's just another shooter, move on". No reason why it should only be a cult classic, should be in every Top 10 list for the system. Compile was ahead of their time, even when the generation came to a close, it still was one of most impressive games from the era (not even the 2 year newer Snes was able to top it or the other Gen hardware pushers from Treasure and Technosoft). But then again, the Snes wasn't designed to bring a fast, frenetic arcade experience home, the Gen/MD was. Nintendo was going after a completely different gaming philosophy/demographic. (Something that people also don't seem to understand...lol)

[@Rafa8]

Both games are different and awesome by it´s own. There´s no need to compare these two.

[@ppgranja3]

The Mega-Drive is definitely the best one

[@brunocouto5550]

No way

[@JuanGarcia-vh7zo]

How can any one say that the Sega version is Better than the Nintendo version? The first level of the Mega-Drive/Genesis is just the same one building repeated over and over. The Snes you get variety plus the graphics and animation are way better.

[@str8duval]

Juan Garcia gotta play the whole game

[@nweditor875]

No kidding and at least you get to play Robin. I remember putting the SNES version and I thought hey where's Robin? Also I hated how on SNES how slow Batman is in that game.

[@HistoryandReviews]

@@JuanGarcia-vh7zo people tend to like repetition. I know I do

[@iluvmyale]

Both games are very impressive, really hard to compare since they are practically totally different games. The Genesis version has incredible audio, it's a really fun game with lots of action. I think the SNES version did a better job replicating the aesthetics of the tv show and is also technically a better game, but I found it a little boring after you finish the game the first time. It's really cool to see how both consoles did their best to win the console war, giving us excellent titles at the time.

[@ayahdawanandito8096]

Genesis's parallax scrolling (or whatever they call it) looks so good, I thought those buildings are made of polygons :O

[@unakinta]

Ambas versiones se ven bien. Y son juegos distintos. La intro de MD es espectacular. Y los detalles gráficos, ya en el juego en sí, son sobresalientes en el Snes. No sabría decir cuál es la mejor. Ambas tienen sus puntos fuertes.

[@retroboy-fh1ji]

unakinta Definitivamente, la versión de SNES no está tan mal en cuanto sus gráficos y gameplay, me encantan los colores que usa, pero la versión de Megadrive es muchísimo mejor en este juego, y aprovechan bastantes cosas del hardware de la consola para crear una excelente experiencia visual que muy pocos juegos en la consola también lo supieron utilizar.

[@octaviovilte7742]

No entiendo cómo hicieron caber eso en una consola de hace 25 años

[@carlosenrrique6528]

@@retroboy-fh1ji aunque la super nintendo tiene un exelente uso del modo 7 en esenas como la montaña rusa

[@octaviovilte7742]

@@carlosenrrique6528 cierto

[@vaesTT]

Sin duda la de MD es la mejor, en la música, y se nota mucho el MT 68000, en este tipo de juegos se notaba la diferencia, siendo el de SN bueno también.

[@KaTiToYs_81]

The gameplay looks better in Genesis... its like a Contra-ish style... but the SNES version is much closer to the Animated Series... both has its own beauty....

[@HQLBvideo]

Wow the opening scenes on the Genesis look great! SNES bored me with the long reading sequence.... However I like the way the background and Batman look in the SNES version. But the game play looks better on the Genesis. So The MD wins this comparison in my opinion. 😀

[@spotgameoficial3526]

São jogos extremamente diferentes, snes realmente plataforma e fiel ao desenho, mega drive run n gun , mais as 2 versões maravilhosas, por isso é sempre bom jogar nas duas plataformas, apesar de ser o mesmo jogo foram portados de forma diferente para cada plataforma, então é aproveitar o porte de cada uma !!! Vídeo top !!! É Nóis !!!

[@NERDMELO]

verdade!cada um tem a sua particularidade.

[@JarDisvarine]

У Mega Drive однозначно куда более серьезная работа над спецэфектами (всюду эмуляция изометрии, вращающиеся спрайты, хотя конечно размеры основных спрайтов поменьше), лучше музыка (как ни странно для Sega - все таки звуковой процессор у SNES куда мощнее - но тут очень грамотная работа композитора), по геймплею ничего сказать на могу - разные. Но у Мега Драйва, он на самом деле, обалденный. Редкая игра которую я столько раз перепроходил )

[@SegaKid_V]

They both are great games, it's true, I just always wanted the Genesis (Mega Drive) version to have music from the show. I know that the hardware could do it. Would be cool if someone made a hack for the Sega version.

[@maxigabime5308]

2 juegos impresionantes♥ Muy buena comparación! Gracias!

[@DeadGreen1]

En Mega Drive, los mega bits extras, le dan mega poder, en gráficas SEGA WIN!!!!!

[@NickBFTD]

You can't really compare these two they look to be completely different experiences.

[@ma90pr]

A minha consola preferida sempre foi a Mega Drive, mas confesso que a versão da SNES deixou-me curioso, parece um jogo bem mais fiel aos desenhos animados e com uma jogabilidade interessante.

[@hectorvalentin8613]

SNES esta mucho más a tono con los episodios de la serie,génesis usa la formula de Contra con gran resultado así que la única opción es tener las dos versiones

[@cesarjezreelmolina8030]

Hector Valentin es aburrida la versión de SNES... Y de qué sirve que se llame las aventuras de Batman y Robin si solo puedes jugar con Batman? Epic fail!!!

[@octaviovilte7742]

La de SNES toma un rumbo más rpg y más pausado mientras que la de mega drive es más frenético y más de acción y divertido Gana la de mega drive pero la de SNES está de una forma en la que nintendo acostumbra a hacer

[@ZennEvil]

@@cesarjezreelmolina8030 Sendo fanboys estás pequeño timmy,Por que las dos versiones no pueden ser buenas?Ni que te pagaran por defender lo que te gusta...Penoso. Te duela o no,La escensia de los comic de batman,La atmosfera oscura se aplica en la versión de snes.

[@metallicwarrior]

@@ZennEvil osea que la versión de snes es mejor por ser más fiel a algo de Batman? Te recuerdo que eso tambien lo tiene la versión de génesis con sus cutscenes, tu solo te centraste en el gameplay y no profundisastes más, Parece que a TI te duele que la versión de génesis se viole a la de snes, llamarlo copia de contra hard cops es como decir que los juegos de Zelda son inferiores por ser copias de otros RPG.

[@ZennEvil]

@@metallicwarrior Quien llamo copia de contra hard? wtf.... "Parece que te duele que la génesis viole a la versión de SNES" Frase típica de un Fanny que quiere defender a toda costa algo. Yo mismo dije por que las dos no pueden ser buenas. Que asco de tipo.

[@androidtrece3900]

El chip de sonido de la versión de Sega suena de puta madre Sega se puso las pilas con este juegazo

[@viniciuspinto5444]

Não sabia que o BATMAN fosse um MegaMan do MEGADRIVE.

[@bacontube1271]

Its a little tough to compare them, while they (obviously) have similarities, they’re still very different games. Personally, I prefer snes, but they’re both good in their own ways

[@lostboy626]

Not a very fair comparison, they are very different. I'm glad you did put them side by side so people can see that though. The Genesis version is technically superior, but its really tough! I haven't played the SNES or Sega CD version, but the SNES version looks easier to play.

[@Densester]

lostboy626 the sega cd version is just a shitty car simulator, its taz mania on snes all over again.

[@SDSOverfiend]

both get the nod on this one.. keep in mind.. Konami made the snes version and Sega did the other.. Both finessed the hell out each game

[@solarflare9078]

Sega didn't do the Genesis version. Clockwork Tortoise did.

[@TheSonicbandicootX]

La verdad depende, ambos juegos son geniales, absolutamente hermosos. Si queres algo como la serie, SNES es tu caso, si queres algo frenetico con un sountrack impresionante, Mega Drive. Yo voy por el Mega, dificil como pocos.

[@RodrigoGeraldo]

Sega Genesis the Great Wins!!!

[@Tracks777]

Great content

[@terrymcginnis2878]

The snes is my favorite version of The New adventures of Batman

[@Adamwinters]

So different! But both are respectable hits in different ways! Wish I could have owned both!

[@AirFerno]

Eu não tinha visto ainda a versão do MegaDrivre. Kra, tá muito melhor graficamente!!! Genesis Win!

[@Rodrigo54638666]

...e bem mais difícil.

[@bryansteele832]

What a wonder it must have been for those who owned both the SNES and GENESIS? You like Batman the animated series? Here you go! Two totally different versions of it! You like Aladdin? Here you go! Two totally different versions of it! You like Alien 3? Here you go! Two totally different versions of it! You like Jurassic Park? Here you go! Two totally different versions of it!

[@abdulalazizalmansoori]

Mega drive is number one

[@davidvfx]

MD WINS!!!!

[@knightshifter2201]

You’re right it doesn’t when it destroys the competition of the SNES.

[@hababacon]

I like the Batman sprite on the SNES, but overall the Genesis is the better looking, and sounding game.

[@solarflare9078]

Very fair assessment

[@EntidadLibre]

La intro de Genesis es impresionante y tiene una BGM brutal, pero la de SNES me ganó con la banda sonora de la serie. Batman también se ve más similar a su par animado. En fin, Konami. Pero Clockwork Tortoise hizo un gran trabajo, hay mucha acción y se ve como un reto. Claramente, lo único que tienen en común es el título, porque son bien distintos, cada uno con su encanto propio. El de Konami es un beat 'em up, mientra que el de CT sería más un bullet hell.

[@marior6299]

Technically and graphically genesis is better. But these are 2 completely different games that should both be appreciated. As far as batman games go the snes is more of an actual batman game and the genesis version is like if batman was put in a ghouls and ghost type game. Both are awesome and worth owning.

[@alisonbewick5550]

I haven't played either version but both look top notch :)

[@blazedyasa]

Both are great games since they ate different games, I like the animation on the a new better though.

[@knightshifter2201]

That SNES version does hold true to the TV series but that’s about it in terms of graphics the Genesis has far more details and a lot more going on and especially the 3-D environmental effects just put it over the edge and the sound is both amazing on each system but they amount of effort they put into the Genesis soundtrack Is second to none.

[@knightshifter2201]

And also to add if you’re going to call the game Batman and robin you got to be able to play two player.

[@davidaitken8503]

@@knightshifter2201 When they started development on the game the show was still called Batman The Animated Series. Shortly before its' release the shows name was changed to The Adventures of Batman and Robin. If your going to call your videogame The Adventures of Batman and Robin you should actually make a game that has something to do with the show your basing it off of and not just shoehorn a lame Contra wannabe into it.

[@Feruchio1]

Este é mais um daqueles títulos onde a versão de SNES e a versão de MD não rivalizam, mas se complementam, pois oferecem experiências diferentes. Num hipotético mundo ideal, onde todos poderiam ter adquirido e sustentado os dois consoles ao mesmo tempo, isso seria incrível.

[@calebe9060]

Acho que a versão do SNES parece ter mais variedade de sprites no cenário

[@Diehardstlcardinalsfan]

Snes hands down as it looks and feels like the show. There is a reason why this one is rare and harder to find the sega genesis one . On top of that cost much more . The sega has its positives and did push the sega genesis to its limits but it didn't feel like a batman game

[@knightshifter2201]

Having something cost more doesn’t make it a better game that’s like saying a Cadillac is better than a Camaro one might cost more but that’s also slower and less fun to drive.

[@alessandroaleman4512]

The couldve made some EVEN greater effects on the SNES!!!

[@zhengistasbolatov8480]

I've played Genesis version back in childhood, and I don't think I've ever beat the first level. I feel like SNES version is less technological, almost casual but very true to Batman The animated series in style and gameplay, I love it's visuals and feel overall. And Genesis is much more sophisticated, yet its more of a bullet hell, almost Contra Hardcorps like, very challenging game, and I don't think that's how a Batman game should be like. Even tho I'm a Sega-boy, I'll give this one to SNES.

[@kekeke8988]

Genesis version needed difficulty options so more people could get through the game and actually see those awesome effects back in the day.

[@VannyARTS]

The snes version is more faithful to the Batman series, music and art

[@knightshifter2201]

Yes but that doesn’t mean it’s a better game.

[@danielquintela1]

Prefiro a de mega, já zerei ambas mas me especializei na de mega, termino sem perder vidas, ótimo jogo, recomendo!!!

[@corverespleki6673]

tu efoda mesmo legal

[@danielquintela1]

Viu meu video amador? Tenho isso filmado aqui no youtube em meus videos

[@naldolevita]

@@danielquintela1 Então meus parabéns

[@reidomegadrive88]

O Quintela joga demais esse jogo eu já zerei umas vezes mais nunca foi sem perder vida kkk ele tá de parabéns.

[@patriciajimenez2135]

Los dos empatan con estilos diferente solo falta la prueba en traje de baño xd

[@eriksojka9209]

What they did with the Genesis is unreal!!! I think both are great!!!!

[@nweditor875]

Genesis all the way I remember loved playing that game for hours, I put in the SNES one i was soooo disappointed with that game.

[@EDifyer881]

especially the final boss

[@OldSchoolRetroGamingFan]

Genesis is being pushed it to its limits for some stunning graphical results where it would be hard to squeeze much more out the system there imo, whereas the SNES version, while looking very pretty for the most part, clearly isn't pushing the SNES close to its limits graphically in many places and could in fact do more in most scenes. A simple example would be the first level in both games, where, along with a bunch of other tricks, the Genesis version even uses the shadow/highlight feature for a nice glow on the torches of some enemies, whereas the street lamp in the foreground of the SNES version doesn't even use the system's advanced transparency abilities to light up the scene and any characters that pass under it. And that's just one example in that first level. I think even more could have been done in that scene and many others on SNES to really make it more of a graphical showcase to go along with being a visual one. Both are clearly high quality games though, where the Genesis version is a pure graphical showcase and the SNES version is mostly a visual showcase that more closely replicates the actual cartoon's look and sound.

[@fXoKDM]

The Genesis one is the greatest one ever made plus it's also the hardest one to be they made short and kids and adults really had a hard time beating this game the one for the nest was great but it was too soft even on its hardest mode

[@haroldgarrett2932]

the fire effect on the genesis at 4:37 is amazing

[@davidaitken8503]

@Lionel Blanc-guilhon It really isn't. These effects are achieved the exact same way that literally dozens upon dozens of 16-bit games achieved them for different purposes.

[@davidaitken8503]

@Lionel Blanc-guilhon I wasn't trying to suggest that the programmers weren't talented, merely that these types of effects were more common than they think.

[@davidaitken8503]

@Lionel Blanc-guilhon If the game was pushing the Genesis to its' limits, it probably wouldn't run so consistently smooth. I never understand how people think a game that runs flawlessly is pushing something to its' limits? I know some of it is just good optimization, but do you really think the Genesis is working as hard as it is on a game such as Ernest Evans? That game gets a ton of sprites out on the screen and slows down quite heavily. It's funny how people like to bash Gradius 3 on the SNES for having a lot of slowdown, but is there a shooter on the Genesis that pushes anywhere near as many sprites on the screen? With better optimization, the later Parodius games ran much better too. As far as my comments regarding the effects, let me reiterate that I am not bashing the craftsmanship and skill that they were able to manipulate the visuals. I'm simply saying that Genesis games that used lots of scan line effects were a dime a dozen.

[@manmonkee]

Gameplay aside, This is a great example of the freedom to innovate the MegaDrive allowed with it's much more powerful ( for the time) Processor.

[@davidaitken8503]

I hate to burst your bubble but the Genesis was not a more capable system regardless of CPU clock speeds. The SNES's more versatile feature set offered up much more room to innovate. Maybe you should play through the SNES Batman and Robin as there is tons of innovation through use of graphic features as they pertain to level and enemy design.

[@manmonkee]

@@davidaitken8503 Groan! and I hate to burst your bubble, I didn't say it was a more capable system, read my comment Carefully. I said it had a more powerful processor, (that allows a lot of stuff the snes would have real problems with).

[@davidaitken8503]

@@manmonkee The SNES would not have problems with running a game like Genesis Batman and Robin. I can't believe such a misconception persists to this day. The only games I'm aware of for the Sega Genesis that probably wouldn't work well on the SNES are 3D polygonal games because those don't use any of the built in routines of the systems powerful GPU. Of course, that is why the FX Chip among other upgrades existed. There are plenty of two-player action games available for the SNES that get plenty of stuff on the screen while simultaneously displaying some nice visuals.

[@manmonkee]

@@davidaitken8503 You are certainly welcome to your opinion, My opinion is that the Snes having less than half the CPU speed of the Mega Drive would have problems with this. I say this as someone who worked on the Mega Drive back in the Day and produced games so My " Misconceptions" are first hand.

[@davidaitken8503]

@@manmonkee Did you also work on SNES games? What exactly would give the SNES trouble on this particular game? The special effects that it employs aren't as crazy as everyone seems to think they are. I've seen them on dozens of games for both systems in one form or another. I've also seen plenty of games get a lot out on the screen on the SNES. Look up a few videos of Rendering Ranger R2 if you don't believe me.

[@fabiomoreiras5750]

Ambos são ótimos jogos,na minha opinião o Mega Drive leva essa,os gráficos estão mais detalhados,principalmente na metade do jogo pra frente onde tem algo parecido com efeitos que tecnicamente o Mega Drive não poderia fazer mas os produtores deram um show e entregaram um belo trabalho,a jogabilidade é ótima e a trilha sonora apesar dos poucos canais de áudio do Mega drive entrega algo muito bom,a resolução também é maior nessa game,a versão do Super Nintendo na minha opinião tem uma trilha sonora mais empolgante.

[@smessgamer]

Aquela versão aí tem pouco que jogar e muita enrolação para perder tempo, já a versão do Mega Drive você realmente joga. =P

[@TheElnapoli]

mega drive vence e esse batman é muito louco do console da sega os dois jogos são excelentes cada um com propostas diferentes o da sega é mais arcade com estilo próprio o da nintendo é mais exploração mais voltado aos quadrinhos. a dificuldade do jogo do mega é muito alta o cara tem que ser bom mesmo e se adaptar a jogabilidade pois o jogo é intenso o tempo todo repleto de inimigos e bosses fantasticos a fase do chapeleiro é uma loucura total levando o console ao limite o jogo tbm tem uma jogabilidade incrível além das músicas desse game serem as melhores da geração dos 16 bits é muito louco e pesado de bom som fudido mesmo da pra fazer muito barullho na vizinhança kkkkk O jogo do snes é incrível tbm muito bom e envolvente com gráficos muito bonitos a fase do labirinto do charada é da hora a unica pisada de bola ´que não tem dois players tinha que se chamar batman animated mas no geral é muito bom. Meu voto é para o mega drive pois o jogo é desafiador o tempo todo frenético pesado bosses incríveis vasto numero de inimigos efeitos da hora além de ter um som do caralho feito por jesper kyds o mesmo de sub terrania

[@ed2097]

I have both and to me both are equally good!!

[@Sinn0100]

So...I know quite a bit about this game. For example all the technical feats the Sega Genesis port throws all over the screen. The Snes port I have never really seen. However, as the game starts I was just about to give a slight (slight) graphical edge to the Snes version. Then I saw the roaring fire which looks like something you might see on a Neo Geo AES cart...that slight edge the Snes held flew right out of the window. The Mode 7 on the roller-coaster track was neat but knowing what I know about the Genesis port...it needs to do better than that. Every last level on Sega's 16-bit machine has incredible technical feats in them and the same cannot be said for the Snes. So with that in mind, the Sega Genesis beats the Snes in graphical fidelity. The Snes does strike back with better sound but it's close. What pulls Snes over the Genesis in sound is the real orchestral instruments and hearing that old Batman theme from the first two films in the 1990's.

[@DJpate]

wow growing up with an snes, I never knew the genesis version was totally different. In my opinion the snes version stayed true to the early 90s cartoon, by that I mean, the art of the game looked like the cartoon

[@darky4312]

The Megadrive version it's technically impressive, but a good game doesn't have to be just a tech demo, the SNES version I find it more fun.

[@sheheryarshahbaz911]

I see what you did there!!! You fackinn turtle.

[@salvadorpasseri2774]

sega, ever. snes was the family friendly version of everything, just made for the "nice guy" of 90's. we are the bullies, the siths, we are in the sega side of the force, no bullshit, we are a legion. (ok maybe tha was too dramatic) xD

[@soramirez5473]

obviously the genesis is much faster and more frenetic, like most genesis games tended to be, while the Snes had better sprites and graphics (albeit the genesis had very nice special effects going on in this game).. The genesis always had more characters on screen and more action going on with out any slowdown.. at the expense of sound and graphics.. but growing up with first a master system and then a genesis, obviously i'll give sega the win here ;) however the Snes version looks nice too and i'll give its try..

[@reginaldojunior5353]

As 2 plataformas são excelentes.

[@MorrisChannel4]

Both are really good, hard difficulty. Arcade on md, action adventure storydriven on snes. Snes got the animation in show style down, genesis went for the more detail oriented painting style you would see in title cards of the series. Genesis version was a technical achievement. Impressive Coming back to my comment, these games really cant be compared as they are 2 different games altogether with the same liscences

[@Obviousthrowawayaccount]

The Genesis/Sega CD version is by far more impressive technically, a SNES port of that would have been better had it been feasible