The BEST ARCADE PORTS 1🌀The Best Alternatives to the ARCADE

[@werewolf74]

No lie, my best friend at the time discovered Killer Instinct : Spinals Ultra combo AT HOME on the N64. The game made it to home markets and people STILL did not know Spinals Ultra. He went back to the arcade and blew everyone's mind. Now that, is a solid port. Seriously. It may not have been identical but the playability was 100%.

[@arcade90decade]

I am pretty sure that Sharp X68k systems were used to code for the arcade and that is the reason for the similarity of the "ports" of Final Fight.

[@tonibenavent1682]

¡Qué bueno que viniste, tío! jajaja me parece una sección excelente, la verdad. Los ports a consola de juegos arcade siempre fueron uno de los grandes reclamos para vendernos las consolas o microordenadores. Maravillosa época la que vivimos en aquellos 80 y 90, como maravilloso era soñar con llevar a tu casa ese juego arcade que era imposible de conseguir, y que, durante muchos años, los ports se encargaron, en mayor o menor medida, de hacerlo realidad. Buena primera selección. Esperando la próxima entrega. Ports a consola han habido para parar un carro, pero tan míticos como el Street Fighter II para las 16 bits, muy pocos. Un saludo, crack!

[@nicholasbullock1709]

First saw Soul Calibur on Dreamcast when it came out. Figured the arcade would be better. Then a few weeks later I found it in an arcade and it looked so bad in comparison. I knew the days of arcades was over. Consoles had surpassed arcades.

[@brendanroberts1310]

The Neo Geo Aes technically did it first offering arcade perfect ports at home but your right the dreamcast showed that home ports could be better than the arcade.

[@Hektols]

Very true, in fact the Naomi and the Atomiswave arcade boards were based in the Dreamcast hardware.

[@billcook4768]

Soul Calibur had to be on here. Good job.

[@jakesmith5278]

Soul Calibur and Tekken Tag blew me away in the 90/00s. It's the first time I saw a home versions that blew away the arcade's versions. Tekken Tag was only around 600MB, fitted on a CD. Today's AAA game sizes are a disgrace.

[@Dremayer2000]

10:24 Best music in Amiga version. Amiga was a great machine for arcade ports but the Sharp X68000 was the pixel perfect machine.

[@dennyhaynes3]

Fantastic first entry into the series, hope you cover 8bit computers in future videos.

[@RealziesCuts]

UN squadron was so incredibly close in almost every way and definitely one of the best games ever made 💫🏆 I picked it up as soon as it came out on the super Nintendo and I beat it several times, it made it that much more special when I finally got my hands on the Arcade version and I beat it with 3 quarters in front of the Owner. His reaction was damn that was awesome! 🥇

[@KrisGames88]

Soul Calibur y Dynamite Cop los juegue en mi dreamcast y son unas verdaderas joyitas. No sabia que existía la versión árcade de estos juegos, buen vídeo.

[@VinLwj]

The improvement of Soul Calibur and Tekken Tag Tounament on home console version were very impressive!

[@H_CaPi_H]

Para mí lo de Soul Calibur en Dreamcast, me pareció increíble ,incluso hoy dia el juego cumple gráficamente y en jugabilidad.

[@Zahir658]

Great list but..... Sharp 68000 also had Final Fight? I had no idea! I always thought that the Sega CD version was the better one though.

[@TheCoopsCorner]

I can't be the only one who's reminded of the flute melody from the song "The Hustle" during that first song in the Pang footage... right?

[@JuegoVanias]

Wao! No sabia de algunos juegos que estaban en Arcade

[@zsiles]

Megadrive ports for the next one please, as Mega was the arcade focused console at that age.

[@matane2465]

Yeah the Punch-Out games are a bit confusing due to their naming. Basically it goes like this: Arcade original games only ported more recently to the Switch: Punch-Out Super Punch-Out Arm-Wrestling (this is a spin-off and hasn't been ported) Original Console games different from the arcade games: Punch-Out Gold cart edition (the first version of Punch-Out on the famicom, only released in Japan as a prize giveaway. Different colors giving it a slightly different look and ends with Super Macho Man as the final opponent) Mike Tyson's Punch-Out (The best remembered version and only ever released on the original NES. I don't know why Nintendo hasn't approached Tyson to get this game re-released. Added Mike Tyson as the final opponent) Punch-Out featuring Mr. Dream (The second version released for the NES, released after Tysons contract expired. The same game but replaced Tyson with Mr. Dream who looks something like Rocky Marciano) Super Punch-Out (released for the SNES, reused some of the opponents from the second arcade game) Punch-Out (a Game and Watch vs game, also released simply as Boxing) Punch-Out (The Wii version a new game but reused fighters from the NES and SNES games with only one new character and Donkey Kong as a secret opponent) Doc Louis Punch-Out (A special downloadable game released through Club Nintendo for the Wii. Doc Louis is the only opponent. Basically a "training mode" first the Wii game) Unofficial games: Frank Bruno's Boxing (A commodore 64 game that stole several characters from the Punch-Out games and renamed them) Power Punch II (originally pitched as a sequel to Mike Tyson's Punch-Out where Mike would challenge Aliens to find new opponents, changed titles and the main characters name after Nintendo dropped their endorsement)

[@snkneogeobrasil]

Top demais...nota 10

[@Hektols]

Buena selección, como siempre. Quitaría Super Punch Out porque realmente es un juego distinto y lo sustituiría por el X-Men VS Street Fighter de Saturn.

[@TROldSchoolGamer]

Gracias! Saludos!

[@martinevans1206]

Considering Capcom developed Strider 2, it’s interesting they never ported it to the Saturn. Maybe even the Saturn was dead in Japan by then? Or was it because the arcade board was made by Sony?

[@CubamusPrime]

I think is the arcade board by Sony and PS1 sales worldwide

[@iljaheld2943]

super punch out snes is not a port of the arcade game it only has some fighters from the arcade game otherwise the game is more of a continuation of the punch out series

[@davesworld1972]

That's good to know; cheers man :)

[@Emulator_Crossing]

tekken tag on ps2 was truly great looking game.

[@KenMasters.]

Top 8 Games that should've been on the N64 instead of the SNES: · DᵒᵒM I & II · Dragon's Lair 1, 2, & 3 · Killer Instinct I & II · Mortal Kombat I, II, & 3 · NEO·GEO MVS Games · Pit·Fighter · Super Battletoads · Wolfenstein I & II

[@Alvinochanel681]

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[@RedRanger2001]

Strider 2 isn't perfect on MAME, so play the PS1 port instead. As for UN Squadron (Area 88 in Japan), I'd say SNES port if you're alone and the original arcade version when you have friends over...

[@HeavyWeapon44]

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[@domod334]

Mortal kombat 2 snes?

[@Hektols]

The 32X and the PC versions are better ports.

[@estebancruz6194]

SF2 SNES too.

[@brendanroberts1310]

Ok now you go gonna have to do the worse.

[@davesworld1972]

I'm not a fan of scan lines.

[@amk8411]

I'm not a fan of _tan lines._