The Sega Genesis vs The Sega 32X - Part 2

[@gusposey8218]

Your knowledge and clear affection for SEGA products makes these videos a real treasure. Thanks for all that you do.

[@reilorenzo]

Thanks for not waiting 8 months to release part 2 like other KZbinrs. As always, great content.

[@AnthonyRiddle]

Cough cough Gamesack?

[@blackenedheart9592]

I never had a Sega growing up and have only played a handful of Sega games since being an adult so I absolutely love your channel cause you're so informative about games I've never played before! 👍👍 Great channel my man!

[@bloodykenshiro8218]

If they used the 32X to port games like Outrunners and Power Drift, we'd have something special in our hands, I'm sure.

[@worsethanhitlerpt.2539]

SPACE HARRIER on 32X was badass, too bad everyone wanted Polygons by then. Now people are realizing how cool super-scaler games were

[@sandplasma]

Wrestlemania the Arcade game was awesome. Imagine if they had more wrestlers.

[@ajsingh4545]

They should have added 4 more.

[@stevesteve0521]

Never understood why Kevin Nash wasn’t in the game especially since he was wwf champ at the time.

[@NewportBox100s]

Those characters return in Mugen on PC

[@goranjosic]

SEGA really didn't care much about their customers and fan base... It’s something I’m constantly learning by watching this channel.

[@ZEKESPILLEDINKMUSIC]

I would have loved to see Thunderblade on the 32x, but as an accurate arcade port: not like the slow and choppy Super Thunderblade on the Genesis.

[@JasonMontell2501]

And galaxy force

[@personavisceration371]

Master System was better for me, but 32X would have been nice.

[@homiedclown]

@@personavisceration371 Thunderblade is one of the rare times that the Master System version of a game was superior to the Genesis game. In the case of Thunderblade it wasn’t even close, the SMS version smokes the Genesis.

[@Fattydeposit]

Galaxy Force is arguably better on SMS than Genesis too.

[@homiedclown]

@@Fattydeposit The difference being Thunderblade on SMS was actually a decent game, while the Genesis version was no good. With Galaxy Force it's more a question of which turd is slightly less rancid.

[@RGT85]

Raw on 32x also had Kwang who was exclusive to that version. I mean no one liked Kwang. But still. Lol

[@blackenedheart9592]

RGT 85! Damn! What's up bro! I've never been able to say hi to you before! 👍👍 Love your channel to my man! 😁

[@TobeyStarburst]

This should have been mentioned in the video.

[@xylsky1300]

@@FloridaEbikes damn 🤣🤣 i don't know who that guy is but damn.

[@SinisterTarheel]

Kwang aka Savio Vega I remember you had to unlock him on Raw

[@BigSnipp]

RTG has a 32x Book. Buy it.

[@cbarger2327]

These are your best videos yet. Would like to see 32x vs Saturn too!

[@edwest2263]

From a high level, the architecture of the 32X was similar to the Saturn, which made it very difficult to program for. Like the Saturn, you had to run your code on two VDPs. While Saturn had a VDP dedicated to rendering backgrounds, the 32X needed to rely on the Genesis VDP for background rendering. If you look at Virtua Racing's 2D background, you can see a lot of dithering. This is because the Genesis handled rendering that image, and could only show a fraction of the colors on-screen that the 32X could. The 32X handled rendering the flat shaded polygons. The 32X VDP used a frame buffer, basically dedicated VRAM for holding pixel color values. You'd write each frame to be rendered to the frame buffer, which would be sent as an analog signal during the VSYNC. It was a much more modern approach still used today, it also differentiated PCs from consoles at the time. But it was much slower the home console approach of keeping the image in-sync with the TV beam. Brutal got the approach completely backwards, and used the 32X to render the BG and Genesis to render low color sprites. Same with pitfall. Which is why both have lower frame rates than the Genesis versions. The Saturn gets a lot of well deserved criticism for how terribly designed its hardware is from a developer perspective. But the 32X was even worse. Much worse. There is no way it could have succeeded, even if Sega had put all of its weight behind it.

[@edwest2263]

@@FloridaEbikes Nope Saturn programming was always going to be a pain because of the two VDPs. Also using quads (basically sprites that were scaled and deformed) instead of polys was another fatal choice.

[@maroon9273]

@@edwest2263 also the master/slave sh2's set up and the unused dsp were difficult to program. Sega was mimicking multi processor in there arcade boards. In theory, multiprocessor harfwarr specs are powerful but in reality it is difficult to program and half ass games. That's why Multiprocessor in a console do not work.

[@Michael.Hunt.14-52]

I've been waiting for this like Saturn gamers waiting for a Sonic game.

[@kellinwinslow1988]

@Gaylord Focker Well the Saturn could have done far better. The PS1 was huge no doubt,but Sega lost the fight before the PS1 even got that big. In 96' they had a chance. For awhile they were neck and neck. But instead of following up with classic franchises like Streets Of Rage,Phantasy Star,and many others,they allowed Sony to pull ahead. The fact that the PS1 was easier to make games for didn't help with third parties either. A lot of people felt burned by the 32X and a lot of stores were burned by Sega in general. So people were ready for something different and Sony just happened to be in the right place to take advantage of that. I played the Saturn exclusively up to around 97' or so but when games like Final Fantasy Tactics and Resident Evil 2 came out I knew it was over. Although I still picked up Enemy Zero,Panzer Dragoon Saga and Magic Knight Rayearth for the Saturn in 98'.

[@JohnDoe-wq5eu]

@@kellinwinslow1988 First of all let me say I hope you kept Magic Knight Rayearth and Panzer Dragoon saga as you could put a mortgage down on a house for what they're worth now. But secondly for me the Saturn never really had a chance. The launch was completely botched in the US. Everyone remembers that now infamous moment where the Sony got up to the podium and mearly said $299 and then left. Sega pissed off retailers, pissed off sports fans, pissed off Sonic fans and just generally dropped the ball completely when dealing with Sony and the PlayStation. It didn't help that the Saturn was a pain in the ass to develop for either but it was just yet another of the thousand cuts that killed the Saturn.

[@kellinwinslow1988]

@@JohnDoe-wq5eu Yes that's exactly what I was saying. Sega messed up the race before they could even get into second gear. And yes I still have Saga and Rayearth along with about 100 other Saturn games.

[@edwest2263]

@@kellinwinslow1988 PS1 and Saturn were never neck and neck in the US. Sega knew they were going to be in trouble, which is why they panicked and rushed it out as a surprise launch. even in the first year it was clear PS1 had beaten Saturn. gaming publications thought the same. I think gamers only had hope in the Saturn before launch, but once PS1 hit it was clearly over. It was never close. some held out hope for Sonic Xtreme, which never came. all hope was lost once N64 showed up in stores.

[@kellinwinslow1988]

@@edwest2263 No actually when Sega released Virtua Cop,Sega Rally,Nights and Virtua Fighter 2 it was very close. Sony didn't really pull away in sales by big numbers until late 96' to 97' when they had Resident Evil and Final Fantasy 7. I remember when it happened. It was a shame but them releasing it early wasn't a panic move. They actually thought it was a smart move that would give them a leg up on Sony but it wasn't well thought out enough. It was just a typically Sega move. They would have done it no matter who they were up against. I never had any hope for the Sonic game. The N64 sold but it wasn't really a problem. It also didn't sell well and if Sega had played their cards right it was very possible to out sell the N64. That was the beginning of the end for Nintendo's dominance for quite awhile. No the only problem was Sony. No one saw that coming,no one thought they could even stand up to the other established game makers. Not seeing that was their downfall.

[@VintendoVaultz]

You dish these dope videos out like it’s nothing. Keep up the good work

[@doctorhino8736]

Loving these comparisons. Fifa 32x looks a lot like the 3DO version

[@mattnova18]

Wish they could released Madden or need for speed on 32x....

[@domls1317]

Loved part 1 yesterday and was looking for part 2. Didn't realize it hadn't come out yet. Loved the game selection for part 1. Cant wait to see part 2. Awesome

[@thecunninlynguist]

I love these comparisons. Any chance we can get 32x CD vids? Those have always fascinated me.

[@jonbourgoin182]

“So if you happen to own both this pile of vomit and this piece of shit, you can mix the two together!”

[@thecunninlynguist]

Looks like I spoke too soon, we'll be getting something close to 32x CD....Sega CD vs 32x!. Although Video on 32x CD would be interesting still

[@Lightblue2222]

@@jonbourgoin182 it made the Sega CD video quality much better. From blurry color lacking to standard definition. So it at least did something.

[@homiedclown]

@@thecunninlynguist All of the 32X CD games were also on the Sega CD, so those titles do fall under the umbrella of 32X vs Sega CD :)

[@theonlybilge]

@@jonbourgoin182 AAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYUSSSSSS

[@DerivitivFilms]

as much hate as the 32 x gets, it had some great arcade ports and early 3d games....virtua fighter, virtua Racing, star wars arcade, doom, Metal Head, and Shadow Squardon were of my first 3d games at home. Loved my tower of power and its three power bricks!

[@Bradofosho]

I've been watching you for a couple years now and apparently I wasn't subscribed? Anyways good stuff! Best sega content on youtube

[@TheDumontShow]

Sega Lord X, damn this content has gotten more top notch every year. You found your style. And you know, that's admirable of you to point people to other channels that have similar content to yours. It takes a person without an ego to do that. I commend. I gotta agree with the majority. This series is really good. I never realized 32X had so much ports on it. There was some I didn't recognize. I wanna see what you got in store next

[@AaronHendu]

That FIFA 32X game is kind of impressive, honestly.

[@drunkensailor112]

True. Very similar to saturn and ps1

[@vincenzochianese9378]

@@drunkensailor112 I think that is more similar to 3do Fifa

[@fazares]

@@vincenzochianese9378 true that..but there was a fifa 96, similiar to the 3x one on the ps1 and saturn as well

[@malcolmar]

Another great episode and out so quickly! SLX you are spoiling us! :) The 32X had so much potential and it was some pretty capable hardware. Without the need to load game data like a CD based system it would have been a awesome thing to see just what developers could have done with the hardware after a few years. Imagine if the 32X saw support like the Neo Geo. That would have been awesome. Thanks again for the great work!

[@carllavery4442]

But what's the point of it when the Saturn exists? All it is the the dual CPU's of the Saturn at lower clock speeds and without all of its other hardware advantages. This thing should never have seen the light of day and just did more harm than good to the brand

[@mattnova18]

@@carllavery4442 yeah that's the problem. The 32x could have been released sooner and they could have delayed the saturn a little bit. The saturn launch was pretty bad. Would have benefited from more development. Sure, the ps1 was probably going to dominate no matter what, but saturn was rushed out.

[@malcolmar]

@@carllavery4442 I wish Sega would support their platforms like Nintendo's 3 pillar strategy of N64, Nintendo DS and GBA and makes games to the strengths of each system. Sega could have had a 2 pillar strategy with the 32X the home of 32bit arcade ports and superscaler games and the Saturn dedicated to unique, memory intensive and polygon games like Panzer Dragoon, Sega Rally and Nights. To this day many of Sega's 32 bit super scaler games have never made it to a home console.

[@BabusGameRoom]

Just wanted to chime in (again) and say this series is excellent. Great job, great analysis, great idea, great execution, and great channel!

[@RoyAlWhicheez]

Thanks again buddy. I'm 42 ave the nostalgia factor on your channel is fantastic. Keep it up dude!!

[@geraldsanchez1934]

There was a Xmen game in development as an exclusive for the 32X but was canceled early in development. I remember seeing a still image of the game in PSX magazine and looked rather good for its time.

[@Write-Stuff]

Such a fantastic effort here. Well done, X.

[@UnCreativeDeconstructionism]

We really got morbed when Ralph made half the video an ad for Limited Edition Morb Raycons.

[@zsiles]

Bonus track: Virtua Fighter vs Virtua Fighter Genesis, a game that could be impresive with SvP but left as an average game but interesting.

[@MikeC-ps1tc]

Fantastic work! I played a ton of Virtua Racing on Genesis and 32x, the side by side brings back good memories.

[@oscarzxn4067]

5:19 I'm pretty sure shadows don't work like that.....

[@homiedclown]

Oh man, no wonder I sucked at baseball in real life. I always got yelled at for looking at the ground when fielding, but I was just looking for the ball shadow...

[@rolingthunder8612]

excuse me, but raw on the 32x has a slightly bigger roster (kwang is an exclusive character in the 32x port).

[@Chris-Courage]

Man, you are a video editing machine. You just keep pumping out great content.

[@worldfallmusic]

As a kid, I didn’t even know the 32X even existed. I’m glad.

[@lvitntnmrcls]

I laughed so hard after reading this lol

[@S44BBOI]

Even now googling it I'm not sure what the 32x even is

[@worldfallmusic]

It’s a travesty of a system. Avoid at all cost!

[@mattnova18]

I always enjoyed mine. Doom, virtua racing deluxe, and shadow squadron are worth playing. Obviously after I got a ps1, I didn't play 32x as much, but the 32x had potential. Sadly sega gave up on it way too fast. Its not as bad as the jaguar. Now that thing has even fewer good games!

[@homiedclown]

@@mattnova18 it had a small handfull of good games, and if I had bought the 32X and games after they slashed the prices on them I'd have been very happy with it. Unfortunately I was stupid and paid full price for all of it, and it wasn't even close to being worth the price.I was one of those people that was so pissed off about it that I refused to even consider buying the Saturn.

[@kinginblack3321]

I'd love to see a 32x vs Sega Saturn comparison

[@sprnightfire]

Great video. One thing you forgot to mention is Kwang was only in the 32X Version of WWF Raw.

[@SegaLordX]

I knew about him, but it’s a shit addition. He’s made up of moves and specials from existing wrestlers. Nothing special about that.

[@Payasoplas]

Ii better go watch the SNES Drunk, nothing personal, but he wishes me a great rest of my day and I live in constant fear that Sega lord X catches me next time...

[@Blackson187]

I really think the 32X was the real dagger to the heart for SEGA. They never recovered.

[@maroon9273]

Also, lead sega of Japan to panick again and then the suprise launch happened.

[@ZonicMirage]

Man, I strongly believe things would've been way better, had the 32X not existed. Then Sega could've focused on making the Saturn more worthwhile.

[@Bman4hire]

As a previous 32X owner and enthusiast I gotta say this series of videos is my favorite yet 👌 Can't wait to see the sega cd vs 32X games side by side as I also had and enjoyed the sega cd as well.

[@99munchkinsjedi32]

"Night Trap" for 32X CD was great! How about featuring that in a 32X vs SEGA CD or SATURN video series?

[@JamesChessman]

He can't show much video of Night Trap because KZbin doesn't allow pornography, and this game has girls dancing in their underwear

[@99munchkinsjedi32]

​@@JamesChessman I'm Gen-X so I don't call it porn, but Sega Lord X did cover "Night Trap" in earlier vids like "Retro Gaming on the Nintendo Switch Part 2 ".

[@JamesChessman]

@@99munchkinsjedi32 Oh OK I just mean that he probably can't show the full segments of girls in their underwear because that's pornography...

[@MegaPadVM]

Great video! I can definitely appreciate all the work and time you put into it!

[@mattb9664]

My 3 week trial with the sega cd, which I took back after being utterly disappointed, made me an informed and skeptical consumer when it came to the 32x. 32x never tempted me.

[@HybridAngelZero]

Really loving this series!

[@robbvanderstoel7725]

Happy to see part 2 so soon after the first one

[@JasonMontell2501]

Best series by far

[@AintNobodyAtAll]

I want to like the 32X a lot. It had potential for sure. There were still lots of games that could have gotten the 32X treatment. Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Super Street Fighter II, Earthworm Jim 2, X-Men 2, Comix Zone, Ristar... Lots of great stuff could have come out for it and given the games a boost.

[@mortenera2294]

I think they could've combined the Sega CD and 32X for something amazing

[@64-Bit-Gamer]

Great channel, high production values. Looking forward to MKII comparison.

[@neozeed1984]

Virtua racing on the 32x is still my favorite home port. If it only had an analog steering wheel.

[@Atariatari-ky9te]

Fun fact sell wise the 32X was the best selling 5th Generation system in 1994 with 600,000 sells in the US compared to the 500,000 Sega Saturn sells in Japan and the 300,000 Playstation sells in Japan. In my opinion the US launch title line up on the 32X was better than the Launch title line up of the Japanese Saturn and Japanese Playstation. Im sure there is someone that worked with Sega that believes it was just not a good move to stop the support of the 32X in the US. In Japan fine but in the US if they would have kept supporting the system and putting out software. Who knows the 32X possibly could have outsold and been more popular than the Saturn here in the US. Not hating on the Saturn because its one of my favorite Systems of all time but I my self was very pleased and blown away with the 32X when my Parents bought me one in 94'. We were blown away by Virtura Racing Deluxe (which in my opinion is the best Virtura Racing port between the Genesis, 32X and Saturn). The 32X also arguably has the best Virtura Fighter 1 port too. Much Props to Sega Of America they knew what they were doing with the 32X. Even though the Sega Saturn launch in Japan was successful it was not more successful than the 32X launch around the same time in the US. Much respect to Sega as a whole they were killing it sell wise in 1994 with the 32X in the US and Sega Saturn in Japan.

[@cloudstrife1983]

The only 32X version of a game I ever played was Virtua Racing. Was a lot of fun.

[@Darkundeadhero]

My brother and i put so many hours into those wwf games. Those were some good times.

[@retrobear9367]

When I was a teenager, I wanted Brutal so badly. Saw it in the gaming mags, loved the cover. Never got to play it till about a year ago on an emu. Boy was I shocked. I hated it. I was so glad I didn't get it back in the day.

[@AunCollective]

It was definitely advertised to death back then. I remember tons of adverts for Zoop in stereotypical 90s EXTREME style too.

[@urbanmidnight1]

Great series mate! Not sure if you've done it already but an arcade vs series would be cool.

[@diehlr]

The shadow of the ball getting larger the higher it goes in the baseball game is goofy as hell.

[@TheWaynelds]

Aw Damn, I was looking for part 3, but then realized this video was only uploaded an hour ago.

[@KozyKool2287]

32X version of WWF RAW also had 1 extra hidden wrestler Kwang. He was unlockable via a cheat code.

[@TheMultiGunMan]

I'm rockin' the 32X and I'm loving it.

[@zackschilling4376]

I think it would of been kinda cool if Virtua Racing was an add on cart like Sonic n Knuckles, so they could of made games that use the add on chip but a lot cheaper if you had VR already. I guess thats what the 32x was, but I still wonder if that could of been done, and if Sega or any developers could of done anything cool with it.

[@ultimatejoecolton]

I just put you over with John Hancock and Rigga. Your production values slay both of them brother.

[@videogamepolak0]

you actually notice too as when he plays the games he knows what hes doing? He did diesels special finisher move in 32x raw, the jacknife power bomb..amazin'

[@miltonbates6425]

The 32x had so much potential. It's an absolute beast for ports of super-scaler arcade games. It's such a shame that so many games were cancelled when Sega pulled the plug on it....and it's also a shame that modern retro game developers will rarely consider utilizing it's power because most retro gamers don't own the 32x add-on.

[@RapideWombaticus]

Happy 2021 Sega Lord X 😎

[@oldschoolsaturn7020]

The game library for the 32x is so disappointing considering it was sold as a 32 bit machine. I know it was meant to be the low end Sega machine compared to the premium offering in the Saturn but it's barely outperforming it's 16 bit predecessors here. Sega alienated a lot of fans with this system :(

[@urbanstrider]

Man, I still have that trifecta monster system you pictured at the end in my basement. I wonder if it still works. I'd need some sort of adapter to hook up to modern televisions though. What great memories though. I love these vids looking back at this time!

[@samn8309]

Did the WWF games actually say, 'Your Winner'? Big Rig fans will love it!

[@jamlemon]

The 32X really was let down by its games. I had one and can only really remember Virtua Racing and FIFA 96. I just remember there not being many games for it.

[@m1h8r]

I remember the difficulty in the 32x Virtua racing, good memories of getting my 32x on clearance for $30 and half the games catalog for 5 each, Mortal Kombat 2 was most played next to star wars arcade for the co-op action

[@thiagovidal6137]

I think I'm gonna go crazy if I see another AFK Arena commercial.

[@AunCollective]

I keep getting the "best RPG on PC" Raid Shadow Legends ads.

[@Hamdad]

Imagine if during the Dreamcast lifespan, Sega put out a Game Gear 2 based on the 32X architecture to compete with GBA instead of partnering with SNK to do those link cable supported games on the Neo Geo Pocket Color

[@arisdulgerian2053]

This series is one of my favorites.

[@Savitor]

SLX - Great comparison, I would like to point out to the casual collector that Genesis Virtua Racing can be had VERY reasonably at local retro game shops or even eBay 👍🎮

[@HellTantrumbull]

Got my VR cart on amazon for $11.98 back in March since my everdrive cart can't run it. and funny enough I got the 32x version back in 2013 for just $2.50 when I was looking for 32x games to get at the time.

[@VirajKathwadia]

Agree with you, the sprite scaling arcade games along with some other Arcade ports would have suited this format well, such a shame we never got OutRun on this format.

[@Hamdad]

Or even better, OutRunners

[@LiLgPnoy15]

Still got my Saturn, Dreamcast and my Genesis!!! And they work!

[@KannX]

I need even more of this series :)

[@blackenedheart9592]

Damn the 32x is definitely better than the Genesis as far as Virtua racing but that is pretty damn impressive for the Genesis though. I know they added an extra chip but still, for a system that came out in 1988, 3d polygons are pretty impressive in my opinion.

[@HellTantrumbull]

@Gaylord Focker Virtua Fighter is on the 32X but it came too late for people to care about it. I also agree about virtua racing, I don't hate the game but damn there is nothing to it that makes me want to go out of my way to play it.

[@LupusRexRgis]

Can’t wait for part 3!

[@entezami777]

I honestly think the 32x had a lot of potential. Now that I saw the part 2.... I’m thinking they should have to stuck with using the SVP chip.

[@hjalmarjohnson5846]

That stadium in RBI 94 makes polo grounds look like camden yards, holy crap!

[@djstyles97]

Virtua Racing was my first video game double dip!

[@robbiedoblin]

Thanks for doing this

[@JoeyJ0J0]

I wish more Genesis to 32X games got the same treatment Wrestlemania the Arcade game got, in all honesty I would of rather had more original games for the 32X.

[@supersexysega]

It didn't make sense to release games like Tempo, Kolibri, Spiderman Web of Fire, Knuckles Chaotix and Blackthorne on the 32x. You could of had damn near 1 to 1 versions on stock Genesis hardware but with 30+ million potential buyers not less then 1 million. The 32x should have been 3D, Scaling, and enhanced port games only until it took off.

[@Axle-F]

More comparison videos plz! If you wanna really step it up it would be great to do a deep dive of how one game looks on every platform including the arcade.

[@michaelanderson9792]

I remember paying $100 for the Genesis game it was great at the time

[@tyronedrane8394]

Nice review i always felt they should have never brought out the 32x and just have focused on the saturn.

[@mnomic8371]

Great series! Looking forward to the next one 👍🏻

[@GregsGameRoom]

The Jaguar and the 32X suffered from the same problem. Both had developers that would rather port 68000 games to it than do something new that would showcase the hardware. I guess having "something" is better than nothing? I dunno...

[@krisfrederick5001]

"Driving the perfect line" reminds of the original Need For Speed, contending with the Lamborghini and Ferrari defying the laws of physics...and still winning, is still satisfying.

[@djegg3210]

Love your video man!!

[@mikel6989]

8:00 I think you meant to say 32x version. Love the channel!

[@AxelStone]

Great videos man! Keep it up :-) 💪🏼

[@pedhrii8483]

What's the music that you (or he, if someone else's reading this) used in the Sega Sports World Series Baseball '96 bit?

[@SegaLordX]

WSB for the Dreamcast.

[@StevenA76]

love this series, so looking forward to the cd one

[@psirensongs]

SLX: mentions the entrance music in WWF Raw for the 32X is its high point Also SLX: plays as Diesel 😂

[@ciotay5469]

Really Enjoy your Videos Mate. Keep it up 👍

[@Novapoid]

I absolutely loved WWF The Arcade Game on the Genesis and I didn't even like Wrestling (just regular fighting games, which were scarce if you weren't rich and owned a Neo Geo).

[@rbdriftin]

Loving this series!

[@jonbourgoin182]

Is your 32x collection complete? I mean there weren’t that many games released for it so I’m curious

[@SegaLordX]

No. I have about half the collection. I only kept what I considered worth playing.

[@mikeeone5649]

The 32X had such great potential. I actually had space harrier, virtua racing deluxe, Mortal Kombat 2 and Star wars arcade. Really space harrier and virtua racing deluxe were the ones I played the most.Mortal kombat 2 on snes was better than even the 32X version and star wars arcade was fun to mess with for a bit but got old fast. I still remember every track angle on virtua racing and I still feel I can rack up the points on space harrier ! The 32X was capable of much more sadly almost every game that came out for were rush releases so we never got to see what it could really do. I remember reading in a game magazin that virtua fighter 2 was in development for the 32X and I waited only to get absolutely nothing!

[@maroon9273]

The 32x was dead on arrival and rushed out quickly due to false pressure on competing with the 3do and jaguar. The 32x version of mk2 had better frame rates in sprites, clearer in some of the sound effects, presentation, and gameplay over the snes. However the snes had better balance in visual and audio than the 32x.

[@gezeo750]

I loved WWF Raw and WrestleMania The Arcade Game! I still keep up with WWE these days and still say "Reversal!" when it happens! lol

[@bobbydazzler329]

What game does the music come from at the beginning of the video? That's a catchy genesis tune kinda reminds me of Dynamite Headdy

[@SegaLordX]

Knuckles Chaotix.

[@Prizrak-hv6qk]

@@SegaLordX Speaking of Knuckles Chaotix... I kind of loved it. Not because it was a great game in itself, but because it showed us what a 32-bit Sonic game could've been like and really wet my appetite for one. Great colors, effects like scaling and rotation, 3D bonus stages, wonderful jazzy music, huge bosses, etc.I think my biggest disappointment with the Saturn was the fact that such a Sonic game never came to be. At least we pretty much got such a game in Sonic Mania. Better late than never. :)

[@systemshocker2557]

Astal japanese intro.

[@tomenza]

You're Sega Lord X!

[@geesterfunk]

Virtual racing on the genisis/megadrive is some impressive shit man

[@GameplayCrush]

Great series, thanks!