The Great Circus Mystery | Comparison - Dual Longplay

[@slamjackson2137]

Love that Genesis synth engine. Hits you right in the gut.

[@bondosho]

The music reminds me somewhat of Castle of Illusion, and that's a good thing.

[@starscreamsniper926]

Me too. I grew up on the Sega and Iwatched a playthrough of the SNES version and the Sega version was definitely Superior. Clear sounds better graphics and all the information you need for the characters are on the top of the screen instead of half on the top half on the bottom.

[@DenisSailor130]

In Genesis Version was few controls than SNES Version

[@keeper7keys2003]

21:33 Nice "rotation" effect on Mega Drive/ Genesis!

[@Sledgex3]

Gotta love that trade between versions during the Haunted House stage. The SNES version contains the entirely rotatable section while hanging on the lamps, which because of the capabilities, the Genesis version couldn't include that. However the exclusive segment was added with the collapsing room to fill the gap.

[@jediknightgeo]

Damn the Genesis version really holds it's own. Great job Capcom. I can honestly say that besides the sound of the Genesis (obviously) you can't go wrong with either version.

[@justcuz8202]

"Gosh, Goofy, just because we're late doesn't mean the whole day's lost!" "But the circus is. Everything in the tents is all topsy-turvy. Everyone's gone missing too. ...Hey, maybe I'm the one who's lost." *Goofy walks off* "Where's Goofy going?" "To find himself, I guess."

[@bgpixlarn6855]

Wow, I always just assumed the Mega Drive was the lesser version since Capcom generally didn't care much for it, but seeing it compared like this shows how much effort was put into both versions. Sure some palette choices on the MD are a bit weird and/or muddy but it sure doesn't seem to be from a lack of trying. Bravo!

[@AtariBorn]

You wanna know how close these are? Cross your eyes during the intro and you'll not only get a pseudo 3D effect but Mickey & Minnie actually stand in the foreground. Other objects have some depth to them as well. Goes haywire when gameplay starts but you have to admit they're pretty close to be able to get a stereoscopic effect during the intro.

[@MultiJose79]

Ótimo trabalho da Capcom com o Mega Drive. Quando os caras se empenhavam, faziam jogos sensacionais para o Mega. Vide os jogos produzidos pela Sega.

[@andore_btt]

Os jogos feitos pela Sega para o Mega Drive são geralmente os melhores e mais clássicos, do que você tá falando? A Capcom sempre foi lixosa produzindo games pra Sega, trabalho porco mesmo, compara esse jogo do Mickey feito pelo Capcom com jogos do Mickey feitos pela Sega, vai ver o que eu estou falando, o trabalho aí foi preguiçoso e, apesar de não ter Black bars como no SNES ainda tem detalhes faltando e bugs imbecis que só a Capcom poderia fazer.

[@JoseDanielMatute]

Tienes razón

[@retropolis1]

Very close call, but the SNES wins by a small margin. Mostly due to real transparencies (see ghost boss) and a few less dithered color gradiations

[@ThePreciseClimber]

That Genesis fog probably looked better in Composite, just like waterfalls in Sonic.

[@ACosmicCastaway]

Sega consoles always used dithering for transparencies. Some SNES games used it, but some others used the hardware processing transparency together with it. Even on Saturn you can see dithering as transparency alternative.

[@Felix-mp2vj]

Mega Drive'stages are slightly brighter in terms of colour.

[@capcom23]

and sharper.. check the trees... while snes is a bit more blurry while genesis trees has more visible lines

[@98kreB]

Both games seem on par… can’t really go wrong with either game

[@DenisSailor130]

SNES Version is my Favourite

[@jefersonrodrigues6983]

Sound in the MEGA DRIVE is more stronger .

[@jefersonrodrigues6983]

@Lucas. you must have ear problems... look for a doctor friend... it can be serious! Go play Mario which is better for your health... MÉGA DRIVE is for the strong...

[@TheSonicbandicootX]

La versión de Super Nes es mejor pero que excelente trabajo hizo Capcom USA con Mega Drive, que buen uso de colores.

[@yop506]

Y la adaptación de ost

[@WeskerSega]

No fue Capcom USA quien hizo la versión Mega Drive. El desarrollo se hizo en la Capcom japonesa y además fue programado por Masatsugu Shinohara, que era un programador habitual nipón de Capcom de la época, que de hecho participó en varios de los juegos que Capcom hacía con licencias de Disney (mayormente en sistemas Nintendo).

[@bondosho]

Both look and sound great. If I had only one system, I wouldn't be disappointed with either version.

[@BaronOfAnarchy]

I rented the genesis version from the video store back in 98. I haven't seen it since until.

[@Maru96]

Very nice port to the Genesis and good use of color, although they could have used the higher resolution (it's still a bit higher though lol)

[@yvonnehuancayo4086]

Marcel Weber

[@Bloodreign1]

As one who owns both versions, I can say I enjoy both equally. Really fun game no matter the platform.

[@cawresse]

Marcel Weber ızzzbq

[@tskraj3190]

The Genesis/Mega Drive does have a max display of 320x224 but most games were developed in 256x224 and the SNES had a default of 256X224 but it had programmable display which allowed it up to 512x239 Progressive (239P) or 512x478 Interlaced (478i) That is why you could run two displays on the SNES simultaneously but couldn't on the Genesis/Mega Drive. nintendo.wikia.com/wiki/Super_Nintendo_Entertainment_System nintendo.wikia.com/wiki/Super_Nintendo_Entertainment_System

[@youtubeadmin1588]

Timothy Isenhart wrong, most Genesis games were drawn and designed with 320x224 in mind. SNES hi res modes were virtually unused on the console for various reasons (extremely limited pallette, extremely limited graphics).

[@DamnDealDone]

Look at the tower section 26:30. They obviously wanted a similar level to Mickey Mania but did not have the coding prowess of Jon Burton.

[@starscreamsniper926]

51:31 right where they enter after going on that secret room there's a secret store under the door but watch out for the spikes are under that bar. The store has upgrades for 10 coins. So that means extra hearts and upgrade on both the vacuum and cowboy outfits.

[@MrZillas]

Hardest decision ever. But I go for the Genesis with brighter graphics and more contrast.

[@yop506]

Snes has better graphics, but I prefer Sega, because of the music that sounds better, because of the resolution, which is something that can affect it, and because of the merit

[@CanadianPenny]

This is a game where the Genesis (designed to compete with the NES) really shows its power in comparison to the younger SNES. Yes, there aren't transparancies and the Genesis soundchip may not be optimal for the sound design of this game, but it looks just as nice (sometimes the colours even 'pop' better on the Genesis), plays just as well, and it has more vertical screen space.

[@CanadianPenny]

It is true there were a few 16bit PCs out in Japan when the Mega Drive debuted, most notably the very expensive Sharp X68000 PC. But that is it; the (Super-)Famicon, PC Engine, Genesis type systems are going after the near-bottom end of the video-gaming market. When the Genesis came out, its nearest competitors were 8-bit, including the PC-Engine. It was designed to create a clear contrast in performance to them. A company can have more than one entry in market; no need to think linearly. But whatever you say, you cannot overlook the fact that the Genesis came out October 29, 1988 in Japan, and the Super Famicon November 21, 1990. The latter was designed to outperform the former, and not the other way around. That the Super Famicon could outperform the Mega Drive/Genesis in many areas is clear; but the fact is that clever coders and designers sometimes took advantage of what Mega Drive/Genesis did offer - most notably its faster chip - to surpass similar offerings from Nintendo.

[@clownheart9195]

Caramba o game ficou muito bom nas duas plataformas, mesmo com a limitação de som do MD ficou incrível. muito bom o conteúdo continue com o ótimo trabalho!

[@youtubbeisshit]

Circus Fear snes vs mega drive eram como o Ps4 vs xone de hj. Os jogos eram bem parecidos quando vc comparava

[@andersonmarlen77]

Mega não tinha limitações de som Porém tinha que saber trabalhar com ele, E antigamente Poucas empresas sabiam. hoje é diferente apenas uma ou duas pessoas produzem fazem um jogo, E lançaram jogos para o mega Que o som está perfeito.

[@jnmsc.4]

​@@andersonmarlen77sabiam sim, só faltava empenho pelo músico programador

[@thegeezerdan]

I have beat both versions and I think the Sega Genesis or Megadrive version is slightly harder than the Super Nintendo version but which game is better out of the 2 versions I would say even.

[@kuby64]

Apparently, this is the only "Disney's Magical Quest" game for the Genesis/Mega Drive. The Super Nintendo has all three games in the trilogy, while the Genesis/Mega Drive only has one. The problem with the Genesis/Mega Drive version is the limited use of buttons. The Genesis/Mega Drive version is best played with the 6-button controller instead of a 3-button controller. The Super Nintendo version however has 4 buttons, 2 shoulder buttons, and a Start and Select button. That makes 8 buttons. On my word, the Genesis/Mega Drive version is good, but the Super Nintendo version is great in terms of sound, graphics and the controls. This game also has a remake for the GameBoy Advance as well as the other two games in the series. Most likely, the third game is only released exclusively for the Super Famicom in Japan. And not to mention, the Super Nintendo version has (a few) more levels than the Genesis/Mega Drive version.

[@dutchkel]

it's ok cuz genesis has castle of illusion & world of illusion

[@WeskerSega]

The Mega Drive was also going to receive the first game in the trilogy, The Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse. It was even showed in showed in Winter CES 1994, but nothing ever came out of it. My guess is that they were developing the game and maybe even completed it, but the timeframe for the Mega Drive version release was already too late (it should have come out at least one year before) and they skipped it in favour of timing the release of its sequel together with the SNES version. I still hope that any prototype of the Mega Drive version may have survived and could still appear somehow someday.

[@anjodaharpa8757]

Genesis of course.

[@Bloodreign1]

Own both of these, both are fantastic fun to play.

[@alanmrtns61]

Mega Drive Wins em todos os aspectos. Comparando os hardwares de ambos os consoles, a versão do Mega foi muito mais trabalhada, além de que o som poderia ter sido melhor explorado pela Capcom, porém a mesma preferiu somente portar o áudio para os moldes do chip Yamaha ao invés de recria-lo. Apesar da resolução da versao do Mega ser levemente superior, fez toda a diferença nesse jogo, deixando a imagem muito mais nítida. Lembrando que estamos falando de um console com diferença de hardware de 2 anos comparado ao Snes e mesmo assim se saiu muito bem.

[@alanmrtns61]

@Lucas. O efeito Dithering só fica evidente em tvs modernas, onde o game foi pensado e criado baseado nas tvs de tubo. Sobre o nível faltante, isso se deu pela capacidade do cartucho ser inferior em memória. Comparar um console com 2 anos de diferença em tecnologia, faz claramente perceber que a versão do Mega Drive é superior.

[@Dracomut]

Its close, but I say SNES wins due to slightly nicer looking graphics, better HUD, and better sounding music

[@videogameobsession]

They're both good versions. The SNES however does have real transparencies, such as with the water at 11:48, where as the Genesis relies on dithering. Some of the backgrounds also look smoother on the SNES with its increased color palette.

[@davidcarlton2513]

You say that but on the same part the backgrounds look better on the genesis

[@capcom23]

don't forget that Genesis has better trees.. look at the details those trees have... on SNES is more a blurry trees on the background. The lining of details on those trees is also the winner for me

[@h.junior2692]

Genesis win

[@EspyPom]

I think if given the right people, this game could sound amazing on Genesis hardware. Stuff like the lack of use of psg sound is what really bogs it down. Otherwise graphically it's very close to being equal with the super Nintendo

[@FuerzaAzteca1000]

Genesis graphic since to look little bit brighter. I give this a tie.

[@emersoncardosocardoso8053]

A versão do snes e cortada tanto em baixo qto no alto da tela, já gráficos ambas parecido mas com alguns detalhes no fundo as vezes mais bem desenhadas no mega, e som prefiro do mega tbem pois essa flauta que parece ter no snes incomoda um pouco, mega wins.

[@soulblazerz]

MD!

[@gardeniachan8780]

It's hard to decide which one's better, especially in terms of music

[@xenobytek9583]

Only to hsow how good Megaman X could be on MD/Genesis. Did u guys noted the effetc during pause in Genesis? Can say Genesis cant do it? Perfect.

[@TheBodybuilderChris]

Xenobyte K if you have to tie it up to the snes that means it can’t do better.

[@youtubeadmin1588]

Xenobyte K kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppKXeGyVrdqCpNU

[@mr.peanutbutter9962]

Really weird the cloud boss on sega but hey I love the falling floor in the mansion

[@SomethingNewEveryDay]

Slight differences but they are both done well. Both win

[@videogameobsession]

The dithering at 19:50 looks quite bad on the Genesis. This wouldn't be so much of an issue on a CRT via composite or RF, but sticks out like a sore thumb through RGB or Component video. The SNES luckily has support for real transparency effects.

[@bondosho]

For the clouds they could have used the Genesis's highlight/shadow feature. It allows the Genesis to produce more colors on screen, and would have given the transparent effects the programmers were looking for. But, they'd just be lighter colors of what's there, no colored transparency.

[@davidcarlton2513]

Your right on that part the clouds look way better on the snes but i would say they are even overall.....both consoles have bits that look better

[@capcom23]

yeah, but sometimes SNES games are quite bland tbh.. genesis has something magical to me that SNES doesn't always capture. Each his own

[@videogameobsession]

​@@capcom23 Definitely play whatever makes you happier. I enjoy most video game consoles. I assure you that the SNES has many very beautiful games. Super Metroid, ActRaiser, Yoshi's Island, Contra III, Zombies Ate My Neighbors, DKC, Super Castlevania IV, Chrono Trigger, and so on. A compressed KZbin video doesn't really do either system any justice.

[@inceptional]

Strange that the HUD on the SNES version looks like it's running in low colour mode or something. :-o Overall the SNES version has slightly nicer visuals but I do sometimes like the higher contrast in the Genesis version too.

[@MaxwelThuThu]

It is. It's using the 2bpp background that have 8 palettes of 4 colors each.

[@inceptional]

@@MaxwelThuThu Even with the colour limitation, I think they could have done a little better to be honest, maybe even by sacrificing a couple of sprites overlaid on top if necessary to hide the colour limitations so they weren't so obvious. I mean, it looks like they're just using a single 3 colour palette for most of the HUD, so maybe they could have coloured a few of the different elements using one of the other 8 available palettes.

[@MaxwelThuThu]

@@inceptional Yeah, looks like is only using 2 palettes for no reason. Also, that black border on the screen is unused in most of the game. I've removed the top one and the only scene where the game show glitchy graphics is on the cloud mode 7 boss. And that could probably be fixed. Oh well, Capcom...

[@predaking2wings]

Not much a difference i,ll give this one a tie!!!

[@youtubbeisshit]

Jungleman savetheforest looks like when we compare the same game for Xbox one and Ps4 nowadays. Both consoles tie

[@bazilhunter5420]

Thiago Loureiro Nn

[@youtubeadmin1588]

21:33 - genesis version has an extra section, complete with rotating objects falling from the background??? Wha!!??

[@TooManyMonsters]

Yup and SNES has this exclusive part usig rotation 23:56, I think that due to the Genesis couldn't do rotation the developers add that an exclusive section on Genesis version, both are great.

[@tunafissh]

Gosh! The freaking static on the Genesis Version!

[@inceptional]

The HUD is nicer on the Genesis version (uses more colours), and sometimes the way they've had to fake the water transparency actually makes the colour of the underwater stuff a bit more pleasant on Genesis (the particular blue hue), even though the actual transparency effect obviously isn't as good, but everything else on the SNES version looks a little better from what I can see.

[@StaticTV80]

And the Genesis version is playing faster and smoother.

[@inceptional]

@@StaticTV80 They both look to be running at a consistent 60fps and with basically the same animations as far as I can see, so can you prove your claim and show me [objectively and measurably] how the Genesis version is running faster and smoother (using frame rate tests/analyses using proper measuring software, sprites sheets showing how many animation frames were used, etc).... Look, the only thing that looks objectively and measurably worse on SNES that I can see is the HUD that visibly uses less colours than on Genesis and not quite enough to hide the colour limitation there, which is a minor and personal bugbear of mine that most people won't even care about. But there's a few things that clearly look better on SNES due to the fact it has proper transparency and more colours, such as the water for example (even though I do personally prefer the particular hue of the Genesis version, but definitely not the effect itself), or anywhere smoke is used, or the reflections in mirrors, or just most of the game looking a tiny bit more visually advanced because it's using more colours throughout that allows the artists to get all the little details and stuff closer to their original vision rather than having to work within the Genesis more restricting colour palette.

[@StaticTV80]

@@inceptional i guess your delusional snes drone eyes didn't notice the black borders on the snes version as usual.

[@inceptional]

​@@StaticTV80 I can admit that I didn't notice the borders this time--and I can admit it because I'm not a blind fanboy who can only see the world through Nintendo goggles like you can only see the world through Sega goggles. But they make very little difference here, and certainly if you play the game on any modern device capable of playing them via emulation and displaying the game on a large screen and sometimes even removing the borders in the process, which is how most of us are going to play it anyway. By the way, I have no idea why SNES games regularly do this when the system has exactly the same vertical resolution as the Genesis. I can understand when Genesis games show more of a game's level on the horizontal axis (to the left and right), because it has more horizontal resolution, but not vertically. It's possible this is in fact a way to get around the slower CPU on the SNES sometimes by drawing a few less lines vertically, since it's not all games and varies from game to game. But a game like Rendering Ranger R2 shows you can have technically astounding games with loads of layers and enemies and explosions and so on with no borders, and not slowdown either for that matter. Now, prove your claim that the Genesis version is running faster and smoother--so we all know you're not a totally delusional Sega fanboy....

[@StaticTV80]

@@inceptional you can clearly see the Genesis version is playing smoother.

[@kinorai]

This begs the question... Could we have gotten megaman x on genesis? My guess is yes. Awesome game on genesis! (When compared to the snes... Of course the snes is better, but what a tour de force on genesis!)

[@TheBodybuilderChris]

Philippe my answer is no it couldn’t have

[@youtubeadmin1588]

Yummy Chris and you’d be totally wrong: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppKXeGyVrdqCpNU How’s that crow taste? Is it yummy, Chris?

[@TheMasonGamer]

@@youtubeadmin1588 Someone's bloodthirsty

[@cahmercier]

Pela resolução mega winssssssssss

[@zendher]

On 39:00.... real transparency in Sega Genesis, or other trick?

[@Bloodreign1]

Dithering, which would look better on an old CRT televsion. Modern TV's do these old games no justice at all.

[@MaxwelThuThu]

It's a color change based on the scanline. Same trick as Sonic water levels.

[@youtubeadmin1588]

Luciano Korn shadow/highlight, same as Sonic and other games with water. Same as a transparency, it’s not dithering Bloodreign.

[@madson-web]

Em relação ao som do snes. O que uns contam como vitória pra mim é o ponto negativo. No mega n aproveitou o hardware(compara c mickey mania p ter uma noção) e o gaucian interpolation exagerado na versão do snes faz todas as músicas parecerem a mesma. Já sobre os gráficos.. os dois são praticamente os mesmos. Mas melhor no snes, bem mais cores. E até dá pra defender o mega, se vc ver numa TV (ou num emulador com filtro ntsc), vc vai ver bem mais tonalidades de cores que as mostradas nesse vídeo. Mas n existe milagre, só melhora, n supera o snes. A versão do mega tbm tem menos slowdowns durante o gameplay, apesar de serem poucos, eles existem. No mega isso é nivelado por baixo, então é mais tranquilo. Eu daria um empate. Apesar das dificuldades do mega (e por ser um port). O jogo possui o mesmo aspecto e cumpre o q promete.

[@andore_btt]

Esqueceu-se de mencionar as black bars irritantes no SNES, em vista de tudo o que você apontou (e o que obviamente foi visto no vídeo) posso dizer que a melhor versão é do Mega Drive.

[@Rafael_Francisco]

I think SNES wins by a slight margin.

[@theexelord8912]

2:56 2 Mickeys And 2 Minnies

[@inceptional]

48:25 and 49:53 and 50:42 and 54:21 The flame effects/animations are so lovely in this game.

[@AddyLovestar]

Is this SNES version harder?

[@Bloodreign1]

Nope, pretty much the same, not terribly hard, but not super easy, just right.

[@jonathanbeshansky4932]

No! Both versions are about the same difficulty. You can change the difficulty in the options menu in both versions. The only difference level-wise is one part of the Haunted House level where the SNES version has a reference to a level in Super Ghouls and Ghosts while the Mega Drive version has a large room with falling ceiling pieces and floating platforms above a large bottomless pit. And of course the music quality in which my opinion, the SNES version has the superior sound having played and beaten both versions. It sounds more Disney-esque if you know what I mean. Either version is good to play! If you played one version and then played the other, it’s fun to spot the small nuances in both versions.

[@mickayesou]

sur megadrive, des couleurs plus flashy et moins pastel, c'est plus harmonieux en général sur snes, des effets de transparences en veux-ty en voilà niveau son, c'est pmus mélodieux sur snes mais pas dégueulasse du tout sur megadrive des détails en plus ou en moins sur le premier niveau plus de cassure dans le bois au moment de la rencontre avec donald la jauge est bien mieux en haut plus fine sur megadrive qu'en bas en gros sur snes les nuages sur le toit du cirque, le chapiteau en fond qui manque à la première balançoire alors qu'il est présent au moment de la seconde balançoire second niveau les fantomes au début font plus propre et plus lisse, par contre le seconde partie du niveau avec des couleurs de fond plus sympa sur megadrive c'est plus coloré sur snes notament l'eau et un chouilla dans le fond violet du niveau, effet des transparence en plus sur l'eau sur snes niveau trois effet du brouillard plus classe sur snes niveau plus sombre et plus angoissant sur megadrive un passage complet inédit sur megadrive et absent de la version snes avec le décor qui s'effondre, c'est fort sympa un autre passage en plus sur snes pour compenser l'absence de l'autre après le boss de mi-niveau, passage à base de grapin et de rotation du décor bien sympa aussi niveau cinq au début du stage, l'eau bouge sur megadrive, le boss de fin est techniquement plus beau sur megadrive avec plusieurs nuages niveau six le design des miroirs est plus varié niveau forme sur megadrive, pas tout le temps le même comme sur super nintendo bref c'est kif kif, moi pasdesoucis, j'adore le jeu et je le possède sur super nintendo, megadrive et gba, pas de jaloux

[@vomoreno]

I prefer de sega genesis sound is more arcade game

[@bacsutek]

hahahahaha

[@dinosaursfor4709]

Esse jogo mostra que mesmo o Mega Drive saindo 2 anos antes do Super Lento, não deve em praticamente nada para o seu rival e ainda o supera em alguns quesitos.

[@dinosaursfor4709]

@Lucas. Mega Drive saiu DOIS anos antes, uma vergonha pro Super Lento , sem falar q essa desgraça lenta corneteira tem processador de bosta.

[@AlexSantos-yp3ge]

As duas versões são excelentes. Mais a do SNES tá um pouco melhor.

[@aprendendoyoutube3942]

Sometimes I prefer SNES... sometimes I go with Mega...

[@Droid360]

everything is kind of better on Genesis, except for Alpha effects. 11:00

[@visitor404]

no real differences, besides resolution but not big deal

[@PhilipMarcYT]

Graphically, the Genesis looks better and the music is really good, but I quite like the SNES music, too.

[@maxwelllima9876]

gostava daquele e o mickey e o Donald

[@inceptional]

Do you know why the SNES version is running with a lower vertical resolution when it can display exactly the same vertical resolution as the Genesis? And do you know why many SNES games do this?

[@inceptional]

@@StaticTV80 "All games play a bit faster and smoother on the Genesis because of the faster processing power. " This is not a fact in the slightest. There are plenty of games that run at the standard/max 60fps on both systems, and having a faster processor is irrelevant if the games have already achieved a consistent 60fps, which many games do on SNES, so your statement is just gibberish. Now, it is true that it is more likely for SNES games to sometimes suffer slowdown if they aren't optimized properly, but that's why developers often made smart decisions to make games that played to its strengths and avoided its weaknesses (such as potential slowdown), just as they made the same decisions to make Genesis games that played to its strengths and avoided its weaknesses (such as lack of colours, limited background layers, no proper transparency, more limited sound, etc). Both systems have their strengths and weakness, but, if we're going to get really serious about it for a moment, the SNES has the superior games library by any measurable standards outside of your personal opinion (such as their continued critical acclaim and appearance on Best Games of All Time charts to this day). Here are some examples: www.pcworld.idg.com.au/slideshow/317712/10-best-16-bit-games-ever/ (majority SNES games) Or www.ign.com/lists/top-100-games (count how many SNES games are on there vs Genesis games) Or www.popularmechanics.com/culture/gaming/g134/the-100-greatest-video-games-of-all-time/?slide=100 (again, count the number of SNES games vs Genesis) Or www.polygon.com/features/2017/12/1/16707720/the-500-best-games-of-all-time-100-1 (how many SNES vs Genesis do you see in the Top 100 there) Or gamicus.gamepedia.com/List_of_video_games_considered_the_best (how many SNES games do you see on that list vs Genesis games) Look, the SNES outsold the Genesis in the '90s, the SNES Classic Edition outsold the Genesis Mini in modern times, the SNES controller design had every feature that is still standard in pretty much all controllers to date (the iconic and patented and still best-in-class Nintendo d-pad, the diamond shape 4 face buttons, the shoulder buttons, the dual Start and Select buttons or modern equivalent), and the SNES library has clearly stood the test of time better than the Genesis library. You can fanboy over the Genesis all you want--and even I can acknowledge it's a great console--but the SNES beats it in pretty much every single metric and category that actually matters. SNES >>> Genesis Get over it!

[@inceptional]

@@StaticTV80 LOL See my previous post again....

[@inceptional]

@@StaticTV80 The data would suggest the SNES sold more consoles in the US too: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Nintendo_Entertainment_System www.google.com/search?q=Sega+Genesis+American+sales+figures&oq=Sega+Genesis+American+sales+figures&aqs=chrome..69i57.12599j1j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 SNES = 23.5 million in North America Genesis = 18.5 million SNES wins again. What else you got....

[@inceptional]

@@StaticTV80 The SNES also has the highest selling games and far more of them in that category too: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_Super_Nintendo_Entertainment_System_video_games en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_Sega_Genesis_games#:~:text=The%20best%2Dselling%20title%20is,with%206%20million%20copies%20sold. Anything else you care to add to the debate?

[@StaticTV80]

@@inceptional explain why the Genesis outsold the snes in the USA there has to be a reason for this? You didn't say why in your previous post.

[@brunobelz]

I was a Sega Gênesis player, but I got to Admit SNES version is a Way better for all this trilogy!

[@PersianImm0rtal]

What about the GBA version? Any comparison?

[@KrazyScruffy9001]

The GBA version is a port of the SNES version, the only difference it has other than GBA sound/resolution is that it has a save system.

[@240pgames4]

A Capcom não soube aproveitar a capacidades sonoras do MD e o áudio nesse deixou muito à desejar . Só o eco na caverna já faz do SNES o campeão nesse quesito . Os gráficos também vão para o SNES pelas suas cores suaves e transparência real . SNES leva essa vitória nesse game

[@dinosaursfor4709]

Vai de gosto, eu já acho essas cores suaves e desbotadas da versão Snes piores.

[@TyrekeCorrea]

💭 Why isn't anybody worried about Daisy? 🤭

[@maximukhin45]

Snes has level which exclusively removed from Sega genesis

[@paulmodjeski8958]

Sega genesis has level which exclusively removed from Snes

[@TheMasonGamer]

Talk about a comeback

[@Chaoslrd]

11:45 I always hated fighting this boss

[@fredericbouquin1815]

On entend la qualité de la puce sonore Sony dans la super Nintendo. C'est bien meilleur.

[@starscreamsniper926]

Too bad these guys don't know that if they just jump using the cowboy outfit on several of the bad guys that can like bosses and sub bosses they could beat them twice as fast

[@inceptional]

Why is the SNES version showing with black borders when both the SNES and Genesis have the same vertical resolution in hardware? And why is the SNES version running with a resolution lower than it's native 256×224 resolution here?

[@MarcoPolo82]

São bem parecidas. O SNES levava vantagem nas cores e no áudio, óbvio.

[@pedroantonionicola4097]

TIE

[@6o6p2006]

различия минимальны.... )

[@viviandrob]

It's a poor game by Dysney standards. Nor is it a Capcom specialty. Super Nes has an additional stage using the Mode 7 effect with top-view and spin, Pilot Wings style, very difficult to play in Genesis, despite similar effects used in the Sonic game. But the SEGA version surpassed in the linear scroll effect screens 40:55 "water, fire" "Shadow of the Beast, Shadow Dancer". This is worth the speed of the processor. At 42:51 Sega does not play Mode 7 and the amount plans to incorporate objects transmit flaws in the game's sprites. Nintendo wins by the few more effects, despite the same gameplay.

[@Lio2251]

*Draw/Empate* poucas diferenças nos Efeitos Sonoros,Músicas e poucas diferenças nos Cenários e Icones Gráficos de ambas as télas...

[@emmanuelbernadinolima1253]

Mega

[@nelsonjmeloni]

Very good game!!!

[@juniornintendo]

Snes the best .audio .rotation efects

[@dr.joshdarealgamer1610]

Sega Wins

[@ferreirajosue2677]

SNES eh melhor....a Capcom fez um port do SNES para o mega oq deixou a tela do megão pior....na fase de neblina da p ver como eh bem melhor no Nintendo! Tempo 18:25...

[@dinosaursfor4709]

Seu rabo que a versão do Mega Drive é tão ruim assim como vc prega.

[@ferreirajosue2677]

Kkkkkkk.....eh pior sim

[@dinosaursfor4709]

@@ferreirajosue2677 versão do MD é competentíssima, mostra q o console que saiu dois anos ANTES, não fica devendo em quase nada pro console da nintendo. Diferente de Mickey Mania em que a versão do Mega Drive humilha a do Snes !

[@ferreirajosue2677]

@@dinosaursfor4709 somente 3 jogos eh melhor no mega q snes... Mickey mania....Pit figther e eaethworm Jim....soh...

[@dinosaursfor4709]

@@ferreirajosue2677 isso só na sua opinião de merda !!! Tem VÁRIOS jogos melhores no MD, somente cores a mais não da vitória pra console nenhum, engloba várias características, jogabilidade, fluidez, resolução melhor e até som, sim o som do Snes nunca foi essa maravilha toda q os nintendeiros pregam !!

[@emersoncardoso3743]

Sper nes só leva vantagem no som,e ñ é tanto assim,agora a versão do mega ganha em senarios de fundo muito mais detalhados e tamanho da tela maiores, aí vem uns idiotados falar que a versão super nes melhor,se ñ cortar a tela e alguns personagens ele trava kkkk Aff.

[@TyrekeCorrea]

Hmm... While the Sega version has the better screen resolution, the Nintendo version seems to have better color and sound.

[@johnwardjr3001]

Now I see the comparison..... the Genesis has no score.

[@johnwardjr3001]

The points are tallied at the end of each stage... okay.....I had no idea.My bad

[@keyllagamerblox14]

outra surra da Sega!

[@alkolove1]

Snes suxx

[@markinferno9771]

La snes tiene menor resolucion de imagen parece borroso en sega la resolucion es mayor se ve mejor todo ,solo basta con mirar en ambos lados

[@JimWegner]

Worst Mario kart game goes to super Mario kart 🙃

[@capcom23]

yes it is and also one of the most overrated mario kart games. period. N64 still the winner for me.. gamecube is nice too

[@marcusviniciusmelo4745]

sega wins!!!

[@Bloodreign1]

No, SNES has a slight edge. I swear I see replies like these on many comparison videos, even when the games play the EXACT same.

[@markinferno9771]

Genesis wins

[@Bloodreign1]

Incorrect, both are incredibly fun to play. I know this because I have copies of both versions in my collection.

[@kaliguladavidlevi7607]

sega is beter

[@iulianispas8634]

The snes music sound as wet fart again ,very annoying also washed colors

[@lilpervertpz]

SEGAAA!!! Sega wins!!!

[@Bloodreign1]

No, it's missing an entire section of the Haunted House due to no Mode 7 effects, plus the sound took a little bit of a hit. Come down from the fanboy cloud, appreciate what both have to offer.

[@11Geydson_Silva]

Super Nintendo é melhor tem uma palheta melhor de gráficos e a qualidade do som é melhor. O super Nintendo é melhor é mais moderno e sofisticado. É Nintendo ou nada.

[@11Geydson_Silva]

@@jaimeborges320 pois é. E um idiota não ser conforma com o super Nintendo como você não falo besteira não meu deus não é fã de mega drive KKK. Valeu mané.

[@11Geydson_Silva]

@@jaimeborges320 pois é cada um escolhe o vídeo game preferido. Valeu amigo beleza então.