Touki Denshou Angel Eyes (Arcade vs Playstation) Side by Side Comparison

[@hababacon]

This game has great animation for a PS1 game. With that said Arcade has it visually, but the PS1 sounds better for what it's worth.

[@Silanda]

I'll just point out that this video makes it look like the Playstation version is missing the animations on the win screen. It's not, but they have to be turned on in the options.

[@astrobollo]

Probably the animations are turned off by default to cut out some loading times.

[@robbyrobot3303]

Interesting, Even on PS1 playstation had performance modes

[@etrotm12thebluewolf15]

Arcade version wins due to better graphics, extra animations, plus i like the splash screen background and the opening sequence better in the arcade version as well, but the PS1 version looks really good too. I may have to settle for that one since i dont have a very strong PC like most PC gamers who go with the arcade route automatically. EDIT: VOICE ACTING in the PS1 version!? Extra point for PS1 but still behind for lack of winner screen animations due to technical limitations/difficulties of course ANOTHER EDIT: I just played the game on both platforms and well...... I change my mind. PS1 has a LOT of shit jam packed in there. CG Gallery (Now i see where Dead or Alive got that from XD), and a chalk full of characters in the game. Even 2D pixelated version of certain characters (Thank you Tecmo because it didnt look too good when there were 3D models fighting 2D sprites). Arcade version has a few things the PS1 may not have, but the PS1 is definitely worth a try!

[@drago939393]

Interesting. Still, it's a shame that the game itself has such weird visual variations... Reiya has awesome sprite art, meanwhile Lina is... What?

[@budgiecat9039]

@@drago939393 Back when Mugen was at the peak of its popularity, Raiya was a pretty popular character to do sprite rips of as her gameplay is on point and visually she looks good. The other characters in the game didnt get the same attention though. I mean seriously, Raiya can hang with the best of them in any Street Fighter, KoF, Power Instinct, Fatal Fury, Darkstalkers, Guilty Gear, Blazblue, Asuka 120%, Arcana Heart fighting games. Tecmo slept on this game as much as most gamers did. A lot of potential here to have turned this into a viable series but they dropped it to focus solely on DoA.

[@OtomoTenzi]

They ALWAYS tend to pack more content into the home console versions, cuz they want it sell better... For example SFA3 on the home consoles all came with extra modes and TONS of exclusive content obviously not found in the original arcade version. Seriously, with long-ass lines of people waiting to play at the arcades, would you actually have a couple of hours to go through the World Tour mode? Those rowdy impatient players in the arcade will be punching you in the face and prying your hands right off the controls if you hogged the machine for that long! 😡😡😡😡

[@budgiecat9039]

@@OtomoTenzi Well to be fair it makes sense; many arcade games arent designed for long extended single play times; theyre their to either be played multiplayer or to take as many coins from you as possible (or both lol), Otherwise theyre usually very short games. When it came to early console games; many games were made more difficult so that the player wouldnt feel cheapened out. The exception would be early RPGs but if you noticed; many of those were often priced higher than the other games especially during the 3rd and 4th gen.

[@etrotm1226]

@@budgiecat9039 Just to be fair to Tecmo, Touki Denshou Angel Eyes came out in 1996. That was pretty much the year when games started going full on 3D and 2D was just old news to everyone at the time. ALmost like how backwards compatibility was taken for granted until people found out PS4 can't play PS3, 2, or 1 discs. Many fans of Tecmo and gamers in general, never bothered to even play or pay attention to Angel Eyes but instead, turned their attention to DOA due to the new 3D graphic technology Tecmo worked on back then. Not to mention DOA was an upcoming game that got announced not too long before Angel Eyes' release (I think. I could be wrong). It is a shame this game didn't reach it's potential, but it gave it's life to make way for DOA, and you could say DOA did take some things from Angels, Having beautiful female characters who kick ass...... Okay actually one, but still lol I only wish Tecmo Koei took the chance of using some of the Angel Eyes characters when Warriors All-Stars was in development (along with adding more characters)

[@angelriverasantana7755]

The PS1 version has all the fight animations intact, shockingly. The most cuts the game has are mainly in the sound effects, background detail and color palette. They even have 2D sprite versions of the pre-rendered characters and extra variations of other roster members

[@osamaroum]

changes in backgrounds and the frames in ps1 version are less than the arcade version .

[@michaeljosephmercado6522]

No comment,, they are both great,, the best game Ever,,,👌👌

[@UnhandyKnave928]

Mais um bom jogo de luta que me passou despercebido.

[@fabiojcarvalho]

Engracado misturarem personagens em 2d e 3d

[@BernsteinOmega]

Why is that one character polygonal?

[@Sanomoe]

I find it strange as well, but maybe Tecmo wanted it to be a unique feature of the game.

[@angelmarin1142]

Probably they scrapped some 3d leftovers but forgot the Lena one

[@MrXabungle]

There are a few characters including the boss that are pre-rendered 3D. I like to believe that time constraints led to this since it was on older hardware which cannot compete with the prominent 3D arcade titles at the time.

[@31leoceara]

It's still a 2D sprite, with frames from pre rendered 3D models. But I agree it looks odd mixed in there.

[@sanguis5410]

Really like the music

[@bawitback]

I like arcade intro better

[@jayfirson13]

Maybe we can see this in bbtag

[@rerolol]

Reika and Highway Star. best girls

[@locked01]

Some of the games compared are so shitty I wouldn't even dream of playing them! I'm glad this channel exist and I'm glad I got a PS in 1996. It was the closest thing to the arcade available and wide spread.

[@Medachod]

So sad the Saturn still didn't have as many 2D fighters as the PlayStation, despite the far superior controller that was up for the task.

[@SotaTheGreatX]

Yeah, but it was easier for devs to make games for the system. Not to mention far more popular... but hey, maybe in some other obscure alternate timeline, we have Final Fantasy 64 instead of FFVII :D

[@Holothurion]

"despite the far superior RAM that was up for the task" Corrected, as that was a (if not "the") decisive factor between these systems when it came down to 2D games. Regarding the controllers, things are purely subjective and a matter of personal preference.

[@Medachod]

*+Holothurion* I mean, it's universally accepted that the Saturn controller is superior, so it is a general fact. Also, the PlayStation controller suffers from not being able to do unique input-to-combo patterns exclusive to the Saturn controller due to the more flexible d-pad. I could write more paragraphs here if you're not convinced. I'm not trying to wash away you preferring the PlayStation controller, but to say the Saturn controller doesn't have a better layout for 2D fighters is like saying the Earth isn't round. Maybe if you mod the PSX d-pad, it can reach similar levels. But, that's still an unofficial revision. And don't twist my words around. The RAM was never even a big factor anyway since the PlayStation reached superior levels by 2000 with 2D fighters showcasing astounding graphics. Oh, and Symphony of the Night proving the PlayStation had the best looking 2D with those transparencies. That's not to say the Saturn couldn't do them, but Konami botched Saturn development for that game. It was 1998, so the Saturn was very capable of transparencies by then. With time, any console can reach a certain level of unprecedented performance, but the N64 really did that the best by having a 3D game with real-time shading. Truly remarkable. 2D games did not age as good since they are known for needing to look sharp, which is a glaring flaw of the N64 since textures on the console are quite blurred.

[@SotaTheGreatX]

._. Yoshi's Story and Mischief Makers would live to have a word with you.

[@gc3k]

Now that you can play Mame classics on a wristwatch, there's no reason to revisit most arcade games if they're not arcade perfect. And Saturn has a lot of arcade perfect ports

[@futureicon23]

Is it me but is the PS1 too fast?

[@OtomoTenzi]

Yeargh, I noticed that too... I think they skipped some frames to make it play faster. This reminds me of those Asuka 120% games!

[@glennzagelasius643]

Lmao chibiko was literally my favourite character

[@furbi963]

🔥ʕ º ᴥ ºʔ👌

[@maximukhin45]

It's rare to see psx being better than arcade if you believe it or not

[@OtomoTenzi]

It can still be improved even further if they put the time and effort into it... The PS1 hardware is easy to program games on and has alot of tricks up its sleeve.

[@samirmurilo2904]

Parece que algumas perosnagens são sprites 2D e outras 3D.

[@lagillas]

the bear toy does WHAT?

[@salsichalivre5401]

Imagine going to school and beat up a small girl (chibiko) just because.

[@budgiecat9039]

she looked at her funny. Thats cause for throwing hands no matter the size. Extra points if she farted

[@wilder9777]

playstation 1 cd best sound

[@WellBeSerious12]

It is spelled Tōkidenshō.

[@espejoPublic]

psxp winner grahics and sound , :O ;) :)

[@niltonbatista6280]

esse jogo é o tal do "mosca branca", não sabia que existia

[@samuraispiritsx]

precursor to dead or alive

[@rockdonovan1248]

CHIBIKO :d ! AHHAHAHAHAK KKKKKKKKKK

[@VOAN]

This game is now on Nintendo Switch so the PS1 version is the shitty one now.

[@fmthebaron]

Arcade version wins especially with no loading times.

[@user-zc9zt2vl5s]

arcade looks better

[@tetsuokenpachi]

Interesting to see that whoever ported this game sucked too much to even copy the original intro...