Toy Story 🤖 Versions Comparison 🤠 Genesis, SNES, Windows and Game Boy

[@retrosutra]

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[@esseferio]

Given their respective power, Genesis and GB versions are really impressive !

[@CrocoDylianVT]

in Genesis yes but in Gameboy it's bad

[@jasonlee7816]

Game Boy version is awful, crap, dreadful, garbage, horrible, rubbish, terrible

[@jasonlee7816]

Game Boy Advance/Micro version might looked, played, sounded impressive

[@poble]

the game boy version is bad even by game boy standards lmao

[@solarflare9078]

Game Boy is bad. It was made by Tiertex, of course.

[@f.k.b.16]

I like the Genesis because Jon Burton the president of Traveller's Tales reviewed this game on his channel GameHut and he and his crew did some wildly impressive things on the ole' SEGA console! Things that should be impossible on the Genesis. Streaming music and 148 colors on the Genesis screen at once just to mention a couple.

[@lamiamekni2802]

I know it's a technical marvel for the Genesis to have pre-rendered graphics, I wonder can 32-bit platforms have pre-rendered graphics without technical achievement

[@f.k.b.16]

@@lamiamekni2802 The prerendered component isn't the impressive part. Actually I don't like prerendered games. I think you miss the point.

[@jasonlee7816]

i thought Sega Genesis/Mega-Drive could only manage 60 - 64 colours on screen

[@Leeki85]

@@jasonlee7816 It's not that simple. 16-bit systems had various tricks to display more colors on screen than they should. Image was drawn line by line on CRT with electron beam and Genesis like many other gaming systems from that time had horizontal interrupts. Which allowed to stop code execution after specific horizontal line was drawn and CPU had some time to send new values to graphics registers until electron beam returned to draw next line. That way you could change palette mid-screen, for example water in Sonic games was done that way. In theory you could have full 512 colors on screen at once on Genesis, but only 64 unique colors in each line. Such technique was also used on Amiga and was one of two ways to display 4096 color images. Genesis had also shadow/highlight mode that could display 192 colors from 1536 color palette, but it was so slow that it was only useful for still images. It was also common to use vertical dithering in Genesis games, since many consoles used blurry composite output that mixed neighbor pixel colors. This was so intensive, that games used it for transparency effects! This is the reason why Genesis emulators simulate composite output at default. Games look blurry, but the colors are the way they're meant to look.

[@lamiamekni2802]

@@f.k.b.16 whatcha talkin' about ?

[@MarMaxGaming]

I beat it on snes and genesis, which was surprisingly different in a couple ways. The genesis has a way more forgiving and easy to hit with yo-yo, while snes’s makes you be way more accurate with it. They have some cool aesthetic differences as you get further in the game too, a lot more to see than just the first level. Cool sample of graphical and sound differences!

[@LeonardoPena-oq4kx]

0:23 Buzz: To Infinity and Beyond!

[@bluestreakedladyshe-her8507]

Genesis version, hands-down. Not only is it the most technologically impressive, doing things the Genesis was never thought to be able to handle, but Really Inside the Claw Machine (the "DOOM" level) had the best framerate, it had the beloved level Day-Toy-Na (the "Pole Position" level) which all other versions lacked, but also had more actual visual cutscenes, and some more sound effects and music. The only thing the SNES version has over the Genesis is somewhat nicer visuals and clearer voice effects. PC version may have better music, but lacks the cool psuedo-3D background depth effects. Also, the physics are a little off from the others. The Game Boy version does not play very well at all, despite looking enough like the console versions as a 4-colour monochrome system can look.

[@mauriciominicuci6544]

Day-Toy-Na is also in on PC

[@RyDawg96]

Honestly no excuse for the gameboy being that bad. I know it’s impossible to get good CGI sprites rendered on it with only 4 shades of grey, but the framerate is way worse than what the system can actually handle. Like, who even programmed this? The Mario Land games ran smoother than this years earlier.

[@bluestreakedladyshe-her8507]

@@RyDawg96 I mean that the sprites look as well as they're probably gonna look, not the animation. I've seen GB games with heavy amounts of animation, like the Donkey Kong Land games and Earthworm Jim, the animation on the GB version of Toy Story is a joke, and I know that. What's even weirder is why did Traveler's Tales have Tiertex of all people develop the Game Boy version? People at that point should have known to never let Tiertex touch anything

[@amerigocosta7452]

For a 1995 game, one might expect PS1 and Saturn ports to be available. Their expanded colour palette could also have helped the game look less drab and grainy.

[@jasonlee7816]

i might expect to see a Toy Story 2 game on the GameCube, GBA, Xbox instead they gave us Dreamcast, Nintendo 64, PS1 then a Toy Story 3 game on the DS, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, Xbox 360

[@poble]

@@jasonlee7816 uhhh what

[@SteveBrandon]

@@jasonlee7816 The Jaguar and 3DO were long dead consoles and the Genesis and SNES were mostly dead except for maybe a couple of annual sports titles by the time Toy Story 2 was released in theatres in November 1999.

[@jasonlee7816]

Amerigo Costa i doubt i would or i wouldn’t expect a Sega Saturn version the console was dead in 1997, 1998, 1999 as Sega dropped support for it

[@EmeraldoTheDragon]

Especially after Traveller's Tales' previous 16-bit game, Mickey Mania, was ported to the PlayStation (albeit under the title 'Mickey's Wild Adventure').

[@gamewalkthrus2287]

IMO from best to worst: 1. Genesis 2. SNES 3. Windows 4. Game Boy

[@yousefslimani99]

If SEGA Genesis is on top 1 that means "Best"?!

[@gamewalkthrus2287]

@@yousefslimani99 Yes that is correct. The Genesis is definitely the best out of the four versions.

[@yousefslimani99]

@@gamewalkthrus2287 Same here!

[@Idiot6983]

Windows: Higher Quality sounds and voicing and gave woody eyes in the level

[@bobross38]

@@Idiot6983 that was on a pc, CD-R quality. the story of how the genesis one is quite amazing it got pulled off. It was also the first to be released out of all of them.

[@retrorun]

I have a fond memory for the SNES version. I never completed it as a kid, but I did recently.

[@PlasticCogLiquid]

Man they were lazy with the PC version, didn't even bother with the 3d effect, they just stripped it out.

[@DamnZtar]

The 3d level was planned to be included, but due to time constraints and hardware limitations, it got scrapped

[@solarflare9078]

It’s very disappointing for a PC port of this time and age, BUT… Disney also didn’t let the creator of the PC port have any access to the source code (cheaping out on paying royalties), AND they wanted it to be able to run on low system requirements. Then and now, Disney is not your friend.

[@HeitorMD]

something i noticed on all versions was the poor edging on woody

[@yousefslimani99]

The one thing that blew my mind on Genesis version is the drum sound! it sounds so real which is why I like the music on SEGA Genesis and also my favorite version!!

[@CircusBabyLover-t3l]

I Like Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo Entertainment System Version of this Game!

[@FreezingwindDOTcom]

Genesis version was the best in my opinion. Best graphics, best sound and even had an extra level not featured in any of the other versions.

[@Legolord52]

If they ever make another Disney Classic games collection for modern consoles I hope this game is included

[@wachinimagaming4898]

They should just make a Toy Story video game collection at this point, I’d like all versions of TS1 if possible, but if they could only include one, I’d pick the Genesis version, PS1 version of TS2, and PS3 version of TS3, as well as PS1 version of Toy Story Racer.

[@HazeX2]

​@@wachinimagaming4898The Dreamcast version of Toy Story 2 looked cleaner to me, maybe that one

[@wachinimagaming4898]

@@HazeX2 I’ve heard that one looks about the same, but has worse controls. I’ve never played it personally, not even through emulation, that’s just what I’ve heard

[@hunnybunny3716]

I think i love the SNES console. Because the Game Boy was old.

[@XTREMEboi_STUDIOS_theStupidBoi]

The Sega Genesis version really kicked everyone else's butt!!! I totally agree with everyone who played the Genesis version. It even looks and sounds darker than any of the others, which I like. Pros: How dark the soundtrack sounds unlike the others, the graphics, the gameplay, the one I played from a real cartridge, the nostalgia, pretty much all of it, except... Cons: Sound quality of the sounds and voice clips, the frame rate of the DOOM-like "Really Inside the Claw Machine" level, and that's pretty much it. Super NES: The soundtrack is higher quality than Genesis, but not as intense and fast-paced. And the colors according to Console Wars is much more movie-accurate than the Genesis, but it looks less dark which I do not really like unlike the Genesis. Pros: Sound quality is much better, but some of the SFX in the Genesis is still better, the frame rate of the "Really Inside the Claw Machine" level here is smoother, about 25+ FPS unlike the Genesis version with it's almost 15 FPS, and how diverse the MIDI instruments are in the SNES. Cons: The lack of the Bonus Level, the Day-Toy-Na level, and storyline pictures in the SNES (Even though the SNES would've been capable of doing the Day-Toy-Na level because they did Super FX without an extra console attachment unlike the Genesis and it's late 32X console), the more vibrant colors made it less intense-looking, the pixel-perfect presicion required for the whip, and it lacks the You Got a Friend in Me song (But they originally planned to and is left as an unused track). Windows 95: Has the best soundtrack quality, and the most sound effects unlike every other console port, and includes the Day-Toy-Na, but there are a lot of cons. Cons: The extremely slow startup and fade transitions, the one I never got to play and not worth looking for now, the background is completely flat (Except the floor), the quality of the Day-Toy-Na is much worse than the Genesis, the physics are messed up, and some of the SFX are too weird unlike every other port (Especially the collect star sound and the Day-Toy-Na sounds, but the star sound almost sounds like the GBA logo's end part). Game Boy: From what I saw in the video, the Game Boy version is the worst on out of them, and how it's the least-known port, AND how SLOOOW the gameplay is, it's probably about 8 FPS and works AWFULLY, even the soundtrack sounds HORRIBLE (I'm terribly sorry for all you Toy Story Game Boy users for this, but I've seen MUCH better Game Boy games out there, especially Super Mario Land 2, and it might have the best soundtrack on any Game Boy game in history). It's so awful that no one should play Toy Story for Game Boy again!

[@EmeraldoTheDragon]

As others have already said, the Genesis/Mega Drive version is the most technologically impressive version, the developers having managed to pull off some clever tricks with the audio and graphics that pushed the console to its limits. Interestingly, the Genesis/Mega Drive's remixes of Strange Things and the closing credits version of You've Got A Friend In Me were composed in the MOD format, which was normally used for Amiga games, and then converted to the Sega console's audio format (VGM or GYM, I can't remember which). You can listen to the original, uncompressed MOD files if you know where to look. For some reason, the PC version replaces the other versions' Roller Bob music with a track that was unused in any of those other versions, ironically making the original Roller Bob music unused in the PC version. Considering how similar the other versions' unused track sounds to the music in Light My Fire, I can't help but wonder if it was originally going to be used for the level before it, Day-Toy-Na, since every level has its own music apart from that one, which reuses the music from A Buzz Clip, and the suspenseful atmosphere the unused track gives would've fit in well with that part of the story, where Woody and Buzz use RC Car to catch up to Andy and the moving truck on the road.

[@alejoyugar]

damn Traveller's Tales used more power on the genesis than the snes

[@shadeofeternity4990]

I didn't even know this was out on GB! Very glad to have played this on the PC version.

[@coniboiyoutube]

I wouldn't have been because of the missing 3D effect

[@TVMZSoundsStudios]

The Star Collecting Sound In The Computer Version… It Sounds Like The Bling Sound In The Game Boy Advance BIOS.

[@sangregato7831]

Was the SNES the only one that remembered there were more than one letter in the alphabet? XD

[@memedood]

Yes

[@patriciov.catricura3074]

It's increidble how, even though the hardware limitations and sacrificing color, they made up the Genesis version to be the definitive one. Even the PC version chops frames and the SNES one tried to save space by chopping the Stage Clear screen and cutscenes. Genesis does what... Nintendo could, but it would be a nightmare to program.

[@QuanAnhAnimationMM]

notice the Game Boy version gone so bad? no suprise when it was distributed by Black Pearl Software (awful studio division from THQ) and developed by Tiertex. yep, count Tiertex up to f**ked up another game also, there’s NES version by Ei How-Yang as well

[@NoobButAwesomeIsReallyAwesome]

The game boy version predicted one of that one fandom favorite about woody

[@seanrhodes8817]

They were all impressive, but I never played the PC version. On the other hand, while I liked the main two (Genesis/Super Nintendo) just fine, I think the Genesis barely edges out the SNES version. It's a graphically impressive game, even if it isn't as colorful. The thing which puts it above the SNES version for me isn't really the graphics, though. It's that the game just runs a lot smoother, and you don't have to wait for the next level to "load" before you can begin. That being said, though, there are parts where the background music cuts out for a voice clip, which is a little weird, but the Genesis getting voice clips is actually pretty interesting. Also a big thing is that it's actually playing background music when it's showing the text from the movie between levels. "You Got a Friend in Me," was included somewhere, so that was good. I think the SNES version has a little more going on as far as its color palette goes, and it has some more variety there. It's also brighter, which is cool. But I'm baffled as to why the SNES version was missing so much. Like... why were there fewer pictures included in the scenes between stages? And why did they cut out "You Got a Friend in Me," background music? It was composed... and it sounds pretty good, but it's not here. It plays just fine, though. The thing about the SNES version though is that its soundtrack is A LOT better in quality. The Genesis is fine, but the SNES version sounds REALLY good and impressive for the time. It also doesn't cut out when there are audio samples. Of course, there are other differences, but I think the only one worth nothing is that the SNES version also doesn't have the Daytoyna level and I know a lot of Sega Genesis fans love that it was there but... it's a long boring ass level that feels so out of place. Like... if the stage "Light My Fire" was cut from the Genesis version cool, but it wasn't. It's still there. So it feels a little redundant, and it's kind of a boring level on top of everything. This is especially odd since some levels on the Genesis have some nice flourishes like seeing the wire of the claw in the background, or how Nightmore Buzz has an ACTUAL laser instead of some P-Shooter etc. So it was weird to see this completely barren, unengaging level after so much impressive stuff. So having an extra level did NOT help the Genesis version out, but it was still a pretty good technical achievement for that system. They were both fine, but Genesis gets the edge. The SNES version had the better music, though. I had the Gameboy version (for some reason). It... functioned.

[@andreavincenzoguccione1893]

I prefer the Genesis version!

[@BreinerdArredondoHermogenes]

I like the version on pc ❤❤

[@memedood]

Does anyone here like the GameBoy version of “You’ve Got A Friend In Me” or is that just me???

[@MYLENOfficial]

I like the Genesis and Super Nintendo versions.

[@turbinegraphics16]

Gameboy captures the style, it would be good if it was smooth, Donkey Kong Land was able to do it successfully.

[@jasonlee7816]

Game Boy version captures what style?

[@poble]

@@jasonlee7816 prerendered graphics

[@jasonlee7816]

pre-rendered graphics possibly doesn’t make any sense to me without an explanation Pre-rendering is the process in which video footage is not rendered in real-time by the hardware that is outputting or playing back the video. Instead, the video is a recording of footage that was previously rendered on different equipment (typically one that is more powerful than the hardware used for playback). Pre-rendered assets (typically movies) may also be outsourced by the developer to an outside production company. Such assets usually have a level of complexity that is too great for the target platform to render in real-time. The term pre-rendered refers to anything that is not rendered in real-time. This includes content that could have been run in real-time with more effort on the part of the developer (e.g. video that covers many of a game's environments without pausing to load, or video of a game in an early state of development that is rendered in slow-motion and then played back at regular speed). This term is generally not used to refer to video captures of real-time rendered graphics despite the fact that video is technically pre-rendered by its nature. The term is also not used to refer to hand drawn assets or photographed assets (these assets not being computer rendered in the first place).

[@poble]

@@jasonlee7816 basically they make the 3d graphics on a computer and then they convert it into whatever graphics format the console uses

[@iamhere490]

​@@jasonlee78163D model rendered on a computer, then converted into a 2D sprite/image

[@shortshaker9236]

Obviously the Genesis version of Toy Story is superior but I still really like the Super Nintendo version. Both versions of Toy Story The Game are equally good.

[@Switch-pu3un]

I would love to play these Toy Story games on the Switch

[@CesconetoG]

Where are the side-by-side comparisons? Like in the thumb?

[@diegohuancafandecars8692]

The SEGA Genesis and Super Nintendo and Windows 95 is the Same just like Cars 2: The Video Game on Wii and PC

[@Patoargentinolimpiador1981]

Te Olvidaste La Versión De NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) (Un Port Pirata Para Sega Genesis)

[@ClassyCat04]

I didn't know there was a Windows version.

[@jankzula]

Genesis is the best one out of all of them

[@frostluigi9622]

I grew up with the Windows version, that was and will always be my favorite. The Genesis one is second best.

[@FreezingwindDOTcom]

The genesis also has an extra level that isn’t on any of the other versions.

[@gilbert64]

@@FreezingwindDOTcom that one with a car?

[@FreezingwindDOTcom]

@@gilbert64 Yeah. The RC one I believe.

[@bewearstar9462]

1 Snes 2 Genesis 3 Computer 4 Gameboy 5 Famicon

[@cartbustedvoltage1262]

I Love The Super Nintendo Version

[@sobesons]

More resolution on Genesis.

[@cartbustedvoltage1262]

Im Gonna Get The GB 1 Along With 2

[@elmasproooooo]

cuando gana parece que el woody de ha vuelto loco en la game boy

[@Kou_the_cow]

Buzz look a alien

[@GeorgeCen]

En la mayoría de los casos gana la SNES. Pero aquí no hay dudas que Sega es claramente la mejor versión y la más completa. Otro es Aladdin, donde la de Sega es prácticamente la película en videojuego. En SNES usan sprites genéricos.

[@treykoyawena4443]

Sigh this is the reason why I wish my family had money to get me a sega Genesis or a Super Nintendo growing up in the late 90s

[@rowjelio]

Hahaha wow that Gameboy version ouch. I applaud the effort though

[@realnabarl]

Genesis: Most smooth. SNES: Color not right. Windows: Good graphic, stupid landing sound, why its music volume is so low?

[@user-iz6ki3hi5k]

@Dean Satan Yeah, because the original film of Toy Story had dark colours as the genesis version, nothing simmilar to the funny and more colorful version for SNES. What a dumb comments of you, both.

[@marianogamer6261]

0:05 music?

[@Patoargentinolimpiador1981]

Super Famicom and GB versions are really

[@FMac-nd8ei]

eu gosto muito desse game sega genesis, muito bom ótimas lembranças, jogaço

[@petyap.880]

Плохо, что не показали как солдатики выпрыгивают. Думаю, именно в этом основное отличие было.

[@chromxrobinandcorrinxcamil9031]

Ah yes, Hard Toy Story Game.

[@hywelroberts1653]

I either like SNES version or Windows Version

[@anuclassic8294]

i like toy story super Nintendo

[@joseluiscarrillo3545]

Wow

[@retro-rock3067]

Well they got the story of the movie right and its good

[@HeitorMD]

the snes and genesis versions are really impressive, windows version is ok, and the gameboy version is as expected from tiertex

[@kelsper1sk]

i have a super nintendo with toy story

[@VOAN]

SNES and Genesis were best, Windows is good too but Game Boy one? They shouldn't even try.

[@SuperMarioLoudHouse]

I know the Genesis Version is More Common than the SNES version, but personally, I prefer the SNES version.

[@coniboiyoutube]

So you prefer missing cuts in pictures No you got a friend in me in the cut scenes And a cut in half And then reversed Victory animation?

[@SuperMarioLoudHouse]

@@coniboiyoutube apparently, but I have nothing against the Genesis version,it’s only a personal preference.

[@coniboiyoutube]

@@SuperMarioLoudHouse That's ok

[@coniboiyoutube]

@@SuperMarioLoudHouse Sorry For saying it like that

[@SuperMarioLoudHouse]

@@coniboiyoutube it’s okay

[@HazeX2]

Shame the PC and Game Boy versions ended up like that

[@diegoterronestule9479]

Cómo se llama la canción de minuto 0:05 y 6:09

[@ericcamello3247]

Sega genesis la mejor 👍👍

[@NegativePsycho2]

I never played toy story but what is toy story

[@nick2117]

my favorite is pac-man games!

[@ewanthug91]

the game boy are the worst😢but the best at that time😢

[@antoniofigueira873]

tem mais animações, mas catcines, Melhoras 3D e uma fase a mais.. SEGA GENESIS WINS .

[@ErikTorres-lv4md]

Sega Genesis!!

[@SERGEY_LIGHTNING-2]

HI ! WHY DO NOT YOU MAKE NEW VIDEOS ?

[@CoolDudeClem]

Jeez, why is the PC version so bad? No in game music, slow and sluggish, some 3D effects missing. I can forgive the Gameboy version for being how it is, but the PC version? Come on! If they could do it this well on the genesis, then the PC version has no excuse to be this poor.

[@wishusknight3009]

No hardware sprites on pc. In 1995 the average pc was 50 mhz 486.

[@kajioukun]

It was because Disney didn't wanted to sell the source code of the Sega Genesis version so they reprogrammed the entire thing from scratch

[@wishusknight3009]

@@kajioukun Disney didnt own the source code, they owned the IP only. The game was programed in assembly for 68K, so of course they would have to program it from scratch. The porting tools didn't exist in 1995 to make direct recompile possible.

[@Wflash00]

@@wishusknight3009 Kinesoft had made the Exodus engine by this point

[@wishusknight3009]

@@Wflash00 I need to reword it slightly, I meant they would have had to do the assembly from scratch to port it from 68k to x86/directX. I think some of the high level stuff ported pretty well but most of the lower level was all new (or not the original assembly anyway).

[@ps4games164]

The megadrive version was technological miracle. Especially the 3d level. We talking for total of just 64kbites and not even a drop more from anywhere.

[@OleAlexanderBrunaes]

There is even a Duke Nukem 3D game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. I could mention Doom, but there you have to use the 32X.

[@ps4games164]

@@OleAlexanderBrunaes MegaDrive have some really good games. We don't see this imagination anymore.

[@renatofuentes1547]

My favorito versión italiana Windows 95

[@redfoxbennaton]

The Windows 95 version looks pretty bad

[@K1rb]

None of them because they dont use sgi computers

[@BluCoolKnux]

You've done Toy Story.. I say Toy Story 2 for a future Versions Comparison. Also, the only conclusion my brain can suggest is that there are different SNES versions released at earlier and/or later times

[@Akumasaori]

top !

[@susandel3701]

SNES

[@Steambull1]

Everything except the Genesis version feels butchered, at least in terms of sound. The colors are a big part of what creates the mood, and the Genesis one has more coherent and appropriate color palettes for the levels compared to the SNES version, despite the latter having a way superior color capability on paper. The SNES version looks like a darn carnival at times. The Windows version, which I've never played, looks pretty good, but the sounds and music are really poor.

[@elmasproooooo]

al de sega la doy un 10

[@exitplanetduster]

Genesis version is a bit sluggish, but playable, after all. Instead, all other versions look almost unplayable.

[@yousefslimani99]

And also have the beautiful drum sounds on SEGA Genesis!!

[@MySamurai77]

What's really cool is using a screen curvature shader on retroarch with this game. Really accentuates the pseudo 3d visuals.

[@SERGEY_LIGHTNING-2]

I LIKE -> ALL VERSIONS COMPARISON ! BEST VERSION -> WINDOWS !

[@amo.mp4]

I have the GameBoy version and man does it stink

[@HYPERSPEED609]

Game runs faster on Sega genesis

[@vitumanu]

Genesis best resolution, snes best colors

[@nomelas]

Why didnt they made ps1 saturn and n64 versions

[@gavinfoote_Music_Surf]

Anyone else notice Woody's creepy level complete dance?!?!

[@superrayman3]

It's actually not as creepy as you might think (especially in the context it's being used) because Woody actually uses that same dance animation in the movie when celebrating the toys' victory against Sid. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3OyYn6corqarJI skip to 2:30

[@mariojoan903]

SNES cuz Clear voice

[@poble]

that’s such a random reason to like that version

[@jasonlee7816]

a choice should be based on the game’s -> audio, graphics, music, sound, visuals

[@elmasproooooo]

al de windows le doy un 20 de 10

[@hysmj81]

Because there is no nes toy story

[@memedood]

Because that’s a bootleg

[@iwanttocomplain]

In such a clear recording the SNES suffers quite a bit. Everything is less detailed and wider than the other versions. I’m also detecting some input delay as Woody is slower to react and takes more damage.

[@iwanttocomplain]

@@nomelas 28 columns of 8x8 pixels is 8:9 rather than Genesis 32 column mode 4:3 aspect. NTSC still only has 224 horizontal lines rather than PAL (outside US and Japan) has standard 240 horizontal lines so displaying 16 bit games correctly requires 8 pixel bars above and below the image. I play SNES emulation with soft filter as game’s are designed for it due to stretching and the already fuzzy video output.

[@wishusknight3009]

Probably emulator settings.

[@iwanttocomplain]

@@wishusknight3009 When it comes to flat screen vs crt's, the clarity on a flat screen is destroyed by the pixels not having neat squares to fit into. So it's something to look out for. NTSC will do this without adding bars above and/or below.

[@elmasproooooo]

al de snes le doy un 9

[@elmasproooooo]

al de gb le doy un 4

[@lowercaseuuppercaseU]

the windows

[@CrocoDylianVT]

from best to worst 1-Windows 2-Sega Genesis 3-SNES 4-Gameboy

[@jasonlee7816]

what is better about the Windows 95 version?

[@baerenonkel]

@@jasonlee7816 it's not worth it. the hit detection is off.

[@capibaraelegant]

the game boy version is probably the worst version

[@sebastienretrogaming4051]

Genesis is the best version.

[@heatherjohnson6836]

Toy story nes