Fatal Fury 2 (Sega Genesis vs SNES) Side by Side Comparison

About the Video: A Audio Visual Comparison of the game Fatal Fury 2 for Sega Genesis (Mega Drive) and Super Nintendo (SNES). The video shows a Gameplay Comparison to compare the two systems side-by-side whose purpose is of study and learn. Please use earphone / headphone, because the audio is binaural.
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[@RAMCARTGAMER]

Brest animation wins!

[@StigMug]

LOL

[@021881mt]

Also thong over depends win

[@bonifaciovintage]

Mega Drive: peitolas naturais balançando em 2:52 SNES: peitolas de plástico duro

[@thiaguim1987]

Acho q teve uma questão idiota de censura aí! Bom, ñ sei. Mas os gráficos e texturas no snes tão mais bonitas!

[@GermanWerleckOutofCaveChannel]

Na versão de Super Famicom as peitolas da Mai balançam tbm rs, isso foi censura da versão americana, normal né até mesmo o KOF 94 de Neo Geo AES americano as peitolas dela não balançavam, tinha que fazer código pra ter isso e tbm sangue kkkkkk

[@ZinhoMegaman]

The problem with Neo Geo ports is that sound and visuals do make for a good part of the fun for example, what is Art of Fighting without the huge detailed sprites and the loud screams when knocked down? It really makes all the difference.

[@diobrando-qv3uv]

If you ment to say that the sound and visuals don't make some of the fun then your insane most of the ports had good gameplay but whatever.

[@DARS_04]

Well, SNES had decently sized sprites and good or Ok music. Genesis had smaller sprites but parallax scrolling in the backgrounds and slightly better controls even though they changed the motion inputs for some reason dumb reason.

[@ZinhoMegaman]

@@diobrando-qv3uv I said they are a very important part of Neo Geo games, I don't know why you think the other way, like I said, Art of Fighting is awesome but 50% of this is because of the amazing graphics and sound, If It was just the gameplay I would be happy with playing the Mega Drive/Genesis port which is very different but fun to play, but I refuse to play AoF ports since 1996 when I got It on Neo Geo CD, after trying the original i never touched the ports again.

[@ZinhoMegaman]

@@DARS_04 Both ports are decent but it's not like playing the original, even Street Fighter 2 is not the same, Capcom made a great port of Champion Edition but If you play the arcade after playing the ports, you feel the difference and It is not small. But these ports where what we have in the day so I don't complain, but I never failed to notice the differences.

[@DARS_04]

@@ZinhoMegaman Well we got a color hack of the genesis version of Fatal Fury 2 that improves the presentation. The extra speed mode in that version is kinda neat, but kinda broken. The controls feel better in my opinion, but Arcade or AES is still king don't know about Neo Geo CD though.

[@spidermcgavenport8767]

Thank you, VCDECIDE, much appreciated Genesis vs Snes Fatal Fury comparison video.

[@spidermcgavenport8767]

How I see it, Sega wins but only because of it's console, snes was great for at home, but the Sega Nomad had the portable Genesis which to me makes all the difference. Much like the Nintendo switch is now. Sega dominated with that handheld A/V out controller port for second player, Nintendo wanted their gameboy to compete with the Game Gear which was at time's possible but the Sega Nomad had only the turbo express and that wasn't priced and available everywhere. Thank again VCDECIDE.

[@jeffm5056]

Genesis wins it seems oddly more colorful, daylight changes between matches, the globe at the vs screen looks way better, but most importantly, Mai’s breasts bounce after every victory. They don’t bounce on the Super Famicom version. And I can’t live with this kind of censorship.

[@billybobs1705]

and the genesis has parallax scrolling in its backgrounds nintendo were always the nanny state of video games with their censorships... sega was more for an older gamer

[@xGMV]

The Japanese version of the game has Mai's "physics", the extra details seen on the Genesis, like the portraits mid fight, are available on Fatal Fury Special. Many of those are, like the combos etc and the Sega CD version looks and plays so... odd, in my opinion.

[@rsuriyop]

And yet for all it's improvements over the SNES version, Fatal Fury 2 Genesis was a super expensive game even for it's time. That game came out over 25 years ago but still carried a $75 price tag from what I can remember. Games like Fatal Fury 2, Beyond Oasis, Virtua Racing, and Phantasy Star 4 were all ridiculously priced ($75 - $100) and I will never understand why.

[@xGMV]

@@rsuriyop Poor management from SEGA of America. Look at what happened with the SEGA CD and the 32X, poorly used, costing a lot, the list sadly goes on. Take a look on Sega Lord X's channel, he explains a lot of this.

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@rsuriyop Because they were simply WORTH IT???

[@ngiants2230]

Is it my eyes or don’t the characters look bigger on the genesis?

[@Trimint123]

Because the resolution of the Genesis is more larger than SNES, making arcade-size sprite possible.

[@TS-yz3ud]

@@NB-1 I'm not sure about 'exactly' the same resolution. The characters still look more detailed on the Mega Drive to me.

[@TS-yz3ud]

@@NB-1 True

[@williamalves6932]

Bigger and lacking tons of colors.

[@TS-yz3ud]

@@williamalves6932 Yes, just like how the black and blue dress is actually white and gold. Wake up! The sprites are colorful in the Mega Drive port just like the ones in the SNES port. Get it right.

[@christiandornan1308]

Fatal Fury Special SNES was a huge improvement over Fatal Fury 2 for the SNES. Everything was redone like the graphics, music and bigger character sprites. Some characters also got more frames of animation like Wolfgang's idle animation

[@Budd999]

Except for PAL

[@greensun1334]

FF Special was programmed at the same time like FF2, but by Monolith, a different team of Takara, and they did a great job with it. FF Special (NTSC!) on SNES is the best and most complete 16bit SNK fighting game, with good graphics, sound and great gameplay.

[@greensun1334]

@@Budd999 also the PAL version. It's just on a smaller 24megs (instead of NTSC's 32megs) cart with less fighters and backgrounds, but all improvements in graphics, sound, gameplay and overall quality compared to FF2 are there.

[@Budd999]

@@greensun1334 Would you buy a Game knowing that has few characters and so on...for the same price?

[@greensun1334]

@@Budd999 sure. I want the complete game!

[@ultimateman55]

These two games play VERY differently. The SNES is more true to the NeoGeo version and the Genesis was modified to play more like SF2 with two-in-one link combos. I prefer playing the Genesis version.

[@rajeshthakur5783]

you right bro genesis best paly sega

[@japanis1382]

genesis for the win

[@BIT-mc2fp]

No 😅😅😅

[@fecosta269]

Duas ótimas conversões, mas essa o Mega leva, os cenários uns estão mais bonitos no Mega (jubei, Cheng por exemplo) e outros no SNES (May e Andy), o que empata, os sprites maiores e maior parte do ecran sendo utilizado tbm são extras no mega drive, como mencionado no vídeo o mega tem jogabilidade diferenciada pra melhor com a inclusão dos combos extras, o bônus stage presente no SNES não faz falta alguma, com respeito à parte sonora prefiro o mega em tudo, pois no SNES tudo é abafado e feio, no Mega a qualidade das vozes estão ótimas, e na trilha sonora, o SNES é ok, o que eu acho uma pena sabendo do que ele é capaz, agora no mega drive, essa bateria faz toda a diferença e faz as músicas soarem bem mais "BADASS" no mega drive como a do Terry e a do Kim, so a música do Big Bear que eu acho que eles deixaram a peteca cair, podiam ao menos ter reutilizado a do Raiden do FF1 de mega que estava muito boa. E é isso aí....

[@alexsczmanski]

Genesis better velocity of fight and moviments. Grafics with big caracters. I prefer Genesis Mega Drive Version 👍

[@michaelzoran]

Genesis EASILY wins this one. The number of pixels displayed on the screen is greater in the Genesis version. The characters are clearly a higher resolution in the Genesis version. As usual, the SNES version is "letterboxed." Some of the Genesis version is letterboxed, too, which is unusual because the Genesis versions of Street Fighter were not letterboxed while the SNES versions were very letterboxed. The one SNES stage has more parallax scrolling than the Genesis version, but other than that the stages are equal in parallax scrolling. The Genesis version also has voices that are not found in the SNES version.

[@RetrOrigin]

Sadly the Genesis version doesn't play at all like the original FF2 game. Just like Samurai Shodown for these 2 systems.

[@thomaselers7416]

Megadrive version wins hands down!!!!!

[@bighousemusic628]

Genesis better graphics bigger character

[@luisfernandomiguelpiris252]

Estan Las Barras De Audio

[@joezar33]

Sega had the better character Sprites , but SNES had the better background stages .

[@luisfernandomiguelpiris252]

@@joezar33 Originalmente La Velocidad Del Juego

[@davidvfx]

One of the ocasa that I love about the MD version is that it is a version made entirely from scratch: 1) .- They drew totally new Sprites for the characters both for combat and in the presentation scenes, also many stages; of note much more in Mai, Joe and terry with the naked eye; They are larger than those of the original Neo Geo. You can try to compare the poses and you will see that sometimes the pose is totally different, for example, the crouched defense pose of Mai. 2) .- The gameplay is superior to that of Neogeo, combos can be made, the powers are faster and the shortening of the combat area in a big way the Sprites forces more intense combat and less to flee and that greatly improves the fighting in an SF2 style. 3) .- It is not necessary to buy a special FF because it is already included, here you can play with all the bosses of the game, if I know that the two special extras were missing, but you already have the 4 bosses to play. 4) .- You have unique tournament systems like winning up to 8 rounds to win the match and other extras that don't have any version. I mean, from my point of view, it is not necessary any version that you want to issue to the original of Neo GEO since it is always the higher version; but the version of MD are unique that it is necessary to have it is already very different from the originals in a good way giving an almost totally different experience. Una de las ocasa que me encanta de la versión de MD es que es una versión hecha totalmente desde cero: 1).- dibujaron Sprites totalmente nuevos para los personajes tanto para el combate y en las escenas de presentación, también muchos stages; de nota mucho mas en Mai, Joe y terry a simple vista; son más grandes que los de la original Neo Geo. pueden tratar de comparar las poses y verán que hasta en ocasiones la pose es totalmente diferente, ejemplo la pose de defensa agachada de Mai. 2).- la jugabilidad es superior a la de Neogeo, se pueden hacer combos, los poderes son más rápidos y el acortamiento del área de combate por lo grande los Sprites obliga a in combate más intenso y menos a huir y eso mejora mucho los combates a un estilo SF2. 3).-Ni es necesario comprar un FF special por que ya viene incluido, aquí puedes jugar con todos los jefes del juego, si se que faltaron los dos extras de special, pero ya tienes a los 4 jefes para jugar. 4).- tienes sistemas de torneos únicos como ganar hasta 8 rounds para ganar el combateby otros mas extras que no tiene ninguna versión. Osea desde mi punto de vista no es necesario ninguna versión que quiera emitar al original de Neo GEO ya que está siempre será la versión superior; pero la versión de MD estan única que es necesario tenerla ya es muy diferente a las originales de buena manera dando una experiencia casi totalmente diferente.

[@greensun1334]

But FF2 on Genesis is "only" the second best 16bit SNK fighting game imo. It's much better than the FF Special port on Sega CD, Takara neglected that version, but the SNES version of FF Special is a little better, with great gameplay, graphics and sound.

[@davidvfx]

@@greensun1334 remember that the FFS of Snes is 32 mg and the FF2 of MD and Snes are only 24 mg, imagine if FF2 MD was already almost a version of FFS with playable bosses, what couldn't they have done with a 32 cartridge? mg? If they had made a FFS using what was already done in FF2, how many extras could they have added?

[@greensun1334]

@@davidvfx probably the same content, the misssing fighters like Tung Fu Rue, Duck King, Geese Howard and Ryo Sakazaki plus their stages would be also included, just like in FFS on SNES. But whats mg? You meant mb, megabits or megs I guess. FF2 on SNES has 20megs and the Genesis version has 24megs btw.

[@greensun1334]

@@davidvfx ok, mg=megs, got it!

[@davidvfx]

@@greensun1334 FF2 Snes =24mg; without the playable bosses, with that many MD silos he had and many extra game modes, so he had more space left over to program more modes.

[@FuerzaAzteca1000]

Genesis does!.

[@averageradiantreplays7702]

MegaDrive versión = The best overall sound and gameplay wise.

[@etunuknight2686]

No solo el grafico o sprite son mas grandes si no que su animación es mejor (todos habran notado el rebote de senos de mai ausente en snes entre otros) el aumento de velocidad hace que sea super fluido a diferencia de snes que parece como si la consola apenas puede moverlo,otra cosa a destacar como bien indica el video el grafico no lo es todo si no la jugabilidad y el que el juego sea fluido y no valla lento eso aumenta su jugabilidad positivamente y lo consagra con los combos

[@ZZtheDark]

I dunno what's up but the Genesis game seems to be a different game of its own and it allows you to be very combo-crazy. Using Mai and Joe Higashi on opponents,this game is very combo friendly in the Genesis. If you know what moves to land,it becomes very satisfying and you can breeze through guys (sans Raiden and Kim for me since they like to make things hard as nails especially Kim since he likes to destroy me every time he's on stage) pretty easily. Oh snap,I forgot about Mai...she likes to move around which makes it harder for you to hold her in place...NO,not like that! >_

[@greensun1334]

Indeed, like you said, FF2 on Genesis plays like a different game compared to the original. The mechanics are somehow very broken, even more when you're playing on the optional higher speed. My favourite Fatal Fury is the 32megabit FF Special on SNES.

[@leandrocerencio]

@@greensun1334 It is bridge game. It is Fatal Fury 2 with Fatal Fury Special mechanics.

[@xDethax]

This game is a whole different beast on Genesis. Everything chain combos. SNES is kind of like a slower standard version of the OG game.

[@geovani60624]

i didn't notice a difference in speed

[@fernandopalmeira622]

@@geovani60624 try them and u ll see!

[@diobrando-qv3uv]

Genesis has much better better music and more unique gameplay that's very fun which is impressive thay were able to kinda make there own version of the game on Genesis and not fuck it up the snes version is a fine arcade port it looks good enough and the sound is good but again the music is not thay good most of the time I'd recommend giving both of them a try and then play ffs on snes which is miles better then the original ff2 snes port.

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@geovani60624 There is lag on the SNES version, and it's quite noticeable... The controls were very responsive, and all of the specials/supers would come out like 90% of the time (which is a GIGANTIC improvement over the original Fatal Fury), but the lag kinda affects your timing tho. Even your jumps take longer to land. At first, I thought it was due to a busted D-pad, but it was still the same result even on new/different controllers and arcade sticks that I've tried it on. On the Genesis version, the controls are just as good but it plays alot faster, and you also don't need to press 2 buttons at the same time in order to execute some super mioves; like Terry's Power Geyser or Kim's Phoenix Flattener.

[@The_Future_isnt_so_Bright]

Why did they make flickering shadows in the SNES version? A design choice that makes no sense.

[@loungejay8555]

The original arcade/Neo Geo version has flickering shadows.

[@dorondavid4698]

I'm a big snes guy, but man, the Genesis version has better music/sounds and moves MUCH smoother than the snes version

[@iwanttocomplain]

I also think it's running at a faster frame rate.

[@Hpalhazred]

Same thing for Samurai Shodown, the snes port was really bad.

[@iwanttocomplain]

@@Hpalhazred Well yes they have tiny little sprites in snes SS. It looks a bit sad really but apparently it plays quite well. The snes version of Art of Fighting has actual zooming though and I was floored when I realised that.

[@dorondavid4698]

@@Hpalhazred I remember renting it as a kid and never having anything to compare it to (as I only owned a SNES)....time to play the genesis version and be amazed!

[@socialengineering2539]

@@Hpalhazred version megadrive wa3ra bazzaf

[@Sinn0100]

So...this is very interesting. The Sega Genesis is the winner here. From the better backgrounds (minus the water in the first stage) to shadows that aren't flickering all over the place Sega wins. Not to mention the day and night cycles are also intact on the Genesis port. Although I love the official Neo Geo tune in the Snes options and the spinning globe (of which could have been done on the Genesis). The colors are better on the Snes but the characters looked washed out. Oh and the Genesis also let's you pull some crazy combos.

[@MestreRyu]

Fatal Fury 2 é sem dúvida um dos melhores jogos de luta do Mega. Tem muitas adições que superam até a versão Arcade.

[@tammid8423]

É só uma pena que não portaram o Fatal Fury Special.

[@eddieperez8516]

Surprising that Genesis version has better backgrounds than the Sega CD version of Fatal Fury Special with even changing time of day.

[@NotaPizzaGRL]

The Sega CD port looked like a rush job. It ran in a higher resolution but lost a lot of animation and background detail. Nice that it had the arcade music but honestly I wish Sega themselves would've ported that one. Final Fight CD turned out really great and even had an arranged soundtrack.

[@ajsingh4545]

@@NotaPizzaGRLSega CD didn't have enough ram to handle the extra details for what I heard from many.

[@ajsingh4545]

@@NotaPizzaGRL Also final fight with pyrons color hack is even better.

[@oatmeal7818]

Ram limitions of sega cd

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@oatmeal7818 But I thought the Sega CD had like at least 6 megs of RAM? Wouldn't that have been more than enough for handling most Neo Geo games already? The bad ports were more like a direct result of progamming laziness, right? 🤔

[@magalhaes5243]

Versão do Mega é a melhor. Só quem jogou, sabe. Tem um código que permite bater nos inimigos ainda no ar, possibilitando combos excelentes. Tenho esse jogo original pro NeoGeo AES, mas ainda quero ele pro Mega. Divertido demais! Gráfico não é tudo em um jogo.

[@digaolima1021]

Mega Drive do poder!!!

[@geraldogb]

Eu tive a oportunidade de ver essas 2 plataformas rodarem esse jogo ao mesmo tempo na mesma sala, naquela época eu e meus amigos fazíamos guerra de consoles num outro nível... Bons tempos!

[@GowsGames]

"Normalmente as pessoas avaliam pela qualidade gráfica ou sonora para julgar, mas esquecem o gameplay" Muito bom amigo, até Shiguero Miyamoto leva essa filosofia com mais prioridade que as anteriores citadas, e não é todo mundo que enxerga isso, ótimo vídeo como sempre!

[@magalhaes5243]

Mk 3 e Ultimate, também tiveram gráficos e som inferiores ao Snes, mas o jogo é superior em jogabilidade e diversão.

[@astrologamed]

Mano a jogabilidade desse game no sega genesis é impecável

[@iwanttocomplain]

Timer is counting down much more quickly on SNES I just noticed.

[@MrMauriciojesus1]

Something that always bother me was the character sizes in the snes games, What was the limitation to have this tiny characters, for example even in this game the genesis sprites were bigger. It was somethin related to the cartridge capacity or there was also a hardware limitation??

[@davidaitken8503]

It had nothing to do with hardware limitations, just a lazy port. Street Fighter 2, TMNT Tournament Fighters, and Killer Instinct all put this game to shame.

[@OtomoTenzi]

Not enough CPU power and lack of RAM...

[@oldarchiveing4626]

Sega is a forbidden fruit in this game. Sega wins, Nintendo's friendly advises and laws made their SNES destroyed by a lot of arcade games.

[@Shangrilahmusic]

Genesis won forever with the mai physics

[@ajsingh4545]

They have them in the import so no

[@shiryudd]

Uma coisa interessante nos ports da Takara, são as vozes que desde Fatal Fury 1. Não tem rouquidão padrão do mega drive

[@fqnfinancas3431]

Cara tem MTS jogo do Mega Drive sem rouquidão. Esse padrão não tem nada a ver. Claro que teve jogos com rouquidão, mas longe ser um padrão do console.

[@wallacefung]

welcome back, this channel!

[@Shinobi33]

Amazing Genesis port. Probably the most technically superior fighting games on the console.

[@RetrOrigin]

Just like Samurai Shodown, the Genesis version does not play like the original game at all. It runs at the wrong speed, many moves have different properties allowing some combos not possible in the arcade version for example. The SNES version is far more faithful in terms of gameplay. Also, the size of the sprites is not the reason for the different cart sizes because the lower color palette of the Genesis sprites allows for lower data sizes. Besides that the Genesis version is missing a lot of parallax scrolling layers and details in many backgrounds. As an example, remember how Earthworm Jim on the Genesis has an extra level and runs at a higher resolution than the SNES version while still taking the same amount of cartridge space.

[@RetrOrigin]

@DejaVoodooDoll Yeah, to be fair is more of a case by case thing, since many games do have mostly the same amount of content under the same amount of memory. More likely, the way each console handles sprite limits and tile sizes has more to do with final size, since the same graphic may end up utilizing a different amount of sprites on each console. The image wasn't really stretched on SNES games, that's more the result of how CRTs display video. For the most part sprites were the same pixel count/size in multi-platform games, but the screen looked cropped on SNES due to the lower res (and then stretched by CRT TVs) Only a few games like Street Fighter II were made using the exact same resolution (256x224) on both consoles, in this case because Capcom wanted to re-use the sprites they already made for the SNES.

[@selami32]

gameplay aspect snes wins

[@davidvfx]

@@selami32 It is not true, the MD version was an improvement in the gameplay system where combination and combos chains that the Snes and the NG do not have are allowed. Only those who have played both versions at the same time know that this is true, and if he says otherwise he is lied, since this is the reason why the MD version is famous.

[@the757general2]

@@RetrOrigin The gameplay in the Genesis port was modified to make it play more like Super Street Fighter II and it ended up being a better game than the arcade version. The SNES version is more faithful, but none of that matters when the Genesis version is better to actually play.

[@RetrOrigin]

@@the757general2 It may be "better", but the problem is this is supposed to be a port, in that regard it fails since it doesn't play like the original. That being said there really weren't many arcade perfect ports of 2D fighting games until the PS2 era due to hardware limitations of all the previous consoles (resolution limitations, RAM limitations, input lag, etc...)

[@Diogenes9507]

In this game, the Takara version, which was produced in the Mega Drive version, got a lot better compared to the nintendo version. They should make a version of (Mugem Fatal Fury 2 vs. Street Fighter 2) with the same programming as Takara did for mega drive. Would be great if the version of this game were made again now via Mugem fatal fury 2 Vs Street fighters 2 is my tip for fans of both games?

[@OtomoTenzi]

It's totally possible, my friend... Hackers and devs out there are already hard at work on SFA2 and KOF98 for the Genesis, and it looks quite promising!

[@OtomoTenzi]

Thinking back on it now, that would've been a GREAT concept like way back in '93 when 2D fighters were HUGE in the home console market... But then again, Capcom and SNK were at each other's throats back then and prolly wouldn't agree to it tho!

[@tadeuferreira4059]

I like both versions, cause what you don't have on one you have on the other, like the combos, better gameplay and drums on the music on the Genesis, but on the other hand you have the bonus stages, Mai's pole dance, better sound on the SNES!

[@OtomoTenzi]

Mai's pole dance? 😁

[@raypadilla254]

How did Sega make games so colorful with only 64 on screen colors???? I wonder how programmers used the colors! And can one color be put in more than one place at a time?? It's just a question I've had since I was younger!!

[@AdrianoSnake]

Simple my friend,although Genesis only have natively 64 colours,programmers can triplicate it using a technique called highlight/shadow due to its fast processor.the 68000 motorola

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@AdrianoSnakeIt was there + lots more cool stuff that could also be done with the graphics/sounds, but the developers did NOT implement it well enough tho... The Genesis version of SFII:SCE was a prime example of their LAZINESS!!! 😝

[@AdrianoSnake]

@@OtomoTenzi yes,totally right

[@OtomoTenzi]

@@AdrianoSnake With the help of modern-day hackers/modders, using the right software and tools; we can all clearly see and hear what IS possible with these retro games and ports. I speculate that within another 30 years or so, we will still see EVEN MORE improvements and advances!

[@SomeOrangeCat]

I rented this for the SNES back in the day and didn't enjoy it. The roster in the story mode was puny compared to its contemporaries, and the controls have a delay to them. Kinda like the SNES port of the first Mortal Kombat. This was not Takara's best effort.

[@ajsingh4545]

I think it's pretty good.

[@ga5835]

MD version is almost original game You can make many kind of combos because it can cancel every basic attacks. It makes this game the way better. Also very speedy. I think sfc ffs is very impressive but ff2 was not good conversion

[@shivasthong4924]

The MD version is certainly bouncier

[@Bloodreign1]

It really isn't more fun faster or with unfaithful to arcade combos. To me it ruins the flow of the game, I prfer to play it normally.

[@alanclaro6769]

Joguei bastante nos arcades da época, e também os dois ports caseiros, e apesar da ausência das fases bônus e do sistema de pontuação, a versão da Sega não faz feio, pelo contrário, os cenários são mais detalhados em sua grande maioria, as vozes estão legais, a trilha sonora embala bem a jogatina, e claro, jogabilidade fluída. A versão do SNES é muito boa, mas na minha opinião a do Mega Drive é mais divertida. Sega leva essa. Fora as cenas antes das lutas com os quatro chefes que deixam o jogo mais próximo da versão original, e a abertura criada para o console da Sega, dando uma certa exclusividade...

[@turbinegraphics16]

Both versions take different things from the arcade, Genesis graphics are bigger but snes uses more layers. Graphics are pretty close to neo geo considering the differences, if the cartridges were bigger you would be hardly able to tell the difference, animations not much better in arcade. I like genesis better.

[@OtomoTenzi]

The Genesis version was close enough, but it would've been perfect with some additional tweaking and just a few more extra megs...

[@angelguardian95]

la version de snes se siente mas cerca al arcade, el de sega genesis tiene un raro tipo colision al golpear, pero eso hace que puedas hacer combos hasta del 50% de daño, eso si tiene un mejor intro, al fin al cabo cada uno tiene una ventaja y desventaja

[@alubaldini]

Este canal es segero es de brasil alla son refans d sega en sega pues como que tiene mejor presentacion y los personajes mas bien definidos pero si ves los personsjes se ve un pequeño detalle en la ropa pixelado por otro lado en sega los fondos de stage son muy pobres

[@HostiaRecords]

@@alubaldini es correcto, el punto es comparar versiones y siempre que una versión de snes es mejor hacen el comentario "es una consola más nueva"

[@Bloodreign1]

And if you want bouncy Mai in the Nintendo version, get the Super Famicom version, which is uncensored.

[@socialengineering2539]

Come on its shit garbag compared to genisis

[@ajsingh4545]

@@socialengineering2539 you are a sht fuk guy.....its a good port on snes

[@socialengineering2539]

@@ajsingh4545 its with farting music on snes 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ajsingh4545]

@@billybobs1705 both have their strengths and weaknesses. Genesis version has some questionable color choices but bigger characters, better music and better combo system. Snes has much nicer colors that match the neo geo, and clearer speech. Both are fun to play. This is my non-troll response.

[@ajsingh4545]

@@billybobs1705 go get shafted mate

[@JulioCesar-V]

Eu acho bem legal essas comparações e as informações que são mostradas nelas. Fico me lembrando de quão rasas eram as avaliações das revistas de games da época.

[@arielcordoba6603]

prefiero el de sega genesis pues me gusta mas la jugabilidad, la musica y los diseños de personajes pues es un poco de diferencia tiene con snes, pero el cerebro de la bestia tiene mejores graficos de fondo, aun asi SEGA WINS FOREVER !!!!

[@carlosenrrique6528]

Pues yo no veo una diferencia significativa entre. Anbas les doy un empate.

[@arielcordoba6603]

@@carlosenrrique6528 puede ser, respeto tu opinión ;)

[@carlosenrrique6528]

@@arielcordoba6603 y hablando de Sega si tienes nintendo Swich hay rebaja en los títulos de sonic

[@maximilianocaro2113]

@@carlosenrrique6528 Sos siego no viste los sprite de SEGA son más grandes y los escenarios son lo más cercano a la recreativa, los personajes en NES son mas pequeños y , en SEGA la jugabilidad es más rápida y fluida, en el audio si gana NES

[@kiquetrom]

Siempre me gusto mas la version de SEGA, por la musica, sus graficos mas grandes, la jugabilidad y sobretodo por la opcion turbo que tenia, me parecia la velocidad del KOF, para mi siempre fue mejor la de SEGA al igual que el Fatal Fury Special.

[@KSVinicius]

Nossa, a versão mega drive tem uma resolução bem maior e personagem maiores também

[@reidomegadrive88]

Verdade é fora a jogabilidade que nesse game tá melhor ate que a original tem cada kombo loco .

[@littlewalkway8171]

both vary in content the other does not have, props to the SNES for retaining the bonus stages and parallax, Mai's stage looks good but overall graphically and overall game i prefer the Genesis. id say odd the Genesis is lacking some parallax but likely either developer time restraint or laziness is to blame. im not sure about the SNES but the gameplay & controls are 10/10 for the Genesis, its been a while since but i highly doubt the SNES is on par there. i rented this game for the SNES waiting for the Genesis version to release and paid over 70 for it, sheesh. only going off hope and game magazines i hoped this was the better version being a Genesis fan and as soon as i started to play it differently was, imo of course. its close to a tie here but i have to say the Genesis is the better version

[@fringeelements]

Basically every fighting game comparison shows the same thing: the Genesis, despite being 2 years older, was a better sprite-pusher. The SNES had all sorts of lighting effects or BG transformation, more available color for backgrounds (but not for sprites: both the SNES and the Genesis were limited to 16 colors per sprite, and the 256 color max for all sprites vs. 64 for the Genesis was theoretical). The "SNES can do 128 sprites vs. the Genesis 64" was technically true but practically a myth since the SNES CPU couldn't drive those sprites. The SNES Tile engine could do a lot more, as seen later with the super FX chips, but strangely enough the SNES was bottlenecked by the CPU. Really weird, especially given how ubiquitous 68ks were. The genesis came out in 88, the SNES in 1990. The Genesis CPU was running at, roughly, 2.1 MIPS vs. the SNES at 1.4 MIPS. Of course the Genesis CPU had a more than double clock speed, so this gap could be made bigger through developer blood sweat and tears on the Genesis, while the SNES CPU had less upside. If Nintendo just went with a 68K, they would probably find a price-practical 68K variant that would beat the Genesis in 1990 and remove that bottleneck. But I don't know how expensive the SNES' ASIC was, maybe they would have had to sacrifice color or the vector math abilites that allowed for BG transformation (F-Zero) or all the fancy lighting and shading effects if they went with a 68K. If that was the case, I think they ultimately made the right choice. Because that color and 3D effects were huge for platformers and RPGs, games which don't need as many sprites on screen at once. But for fighting games and shooters, that underpowered CPU had an effect. But I think Nintendo decided they could muddle along in the fighting, sports and shmup categories and win on platformers and RPGs, ultimately the right choice.

[@OtomoTenzi]

When the SNES was still in development, they actually had an option for a 10MHz chipset but they just CHEAPED OUT (thinking that it won't ever be needed) and so that's why we are forever left stuck with this bottlenecked slow speed... Why put a 4-banger into your sports car when you could've put in a strong and healthy V-12? 😞

[@kudratortikov1204]

Again Sega wins this competition... I think because of Blast processor:)

[@kengoku1766]

Sega Genesis loses again especially for that whack 3 button controller

[@HellTantrumbull]

@@kengoku1766 The genesis version of FF2 supports the 6 button controller.

[@elrickking9293]

Why? It seems to be skipping frames and sound a little brigther but mixed with wet farts.

[@Kaiserete]

The snes version sounds terrible, yet looks better in some areas. Still, i love the sega version.

[@kengoku1766]

@@elrickking9293 Genesis always been farty

[@lineageinterlude8194]

Mega Drive super superior.

[@jedite7503]

Genesis version all the way. It plays way better, faster frame rate. The other drawback are the colors aren’t as good. Get yourself a 6 button pad and have yourself a good time.

[@claytonlessa3653]

Joguei apenas a versão do MD e como foi dito no vídeo da pra fazer combos incríveis até emendando com especiais, isso numa época q nem era popular esse tipo de sistema, mas uma coisa q me incomoda bastante nesse jogo é q enquanto menor a barra de life menos danos os golpes vão causando, não lembro de ser assim na versão original do jogo.

[@fmontserrattube]

Better Background for the SNES but at the cost of a sighly lower framerate. But the horrible pan flute snes music and drowned audio make me chose megadrive version, but they are mostly same.

[@lightxtremo7848]

A Nintendo sempre censurou violência, sangue, peitoes da Mai balançando enquanto no Mega e tudo liberado e a versão do Mega Drive ta melhor que a do Snes o jogo no Genesis é bem mais rápido e fluido.

[@rasherbasher8203]

I need to play the megadrive version 😞😞

[@oskisciascia]

SNES owns this one. Is closer to the Arcade, it has the bonus stages, the pole dance in Mai stage, the score system, etc. Genesis has larger sprites, but nothing more. Anyway both are good versions of the game.

[@oskisciascia]

What? Mediocre Arcade Game?? You are obviously a Fanboy without knowledge

[@albertopereiradesa6854]

Sega Genesis: bouncing boobies - Snes: No ...Definitely we have a Winner!

[@thaR3N]

Genesis plays, looks and sounds far superior. Fatal Fury 2 on the genesis is one of the best OSTs on the system if you listen carefully. God Tier 🔥

[@jorgeviudes7730]

FF2 e o melhor que tem só que na versão de megadrive, muito superior ao original e o de SNES em tudo, pq dá pra jogar com fast speed e fica muito mais agradável pra combar e disputar um campeonato e é bem mais equilibrado tirando a CPU de Billy rsrsrs eu amo o FF2 de Gênesis megadrive, ficou anos luz a frente de todos que foram lançados no tempo rsrs... ahhh e as OSTs são bem mais trabalhadas e empolgantes tbm. Sou viciado dês da época do lançamento e recomendo a versão de Gênesis megadrive.

[@rsuriyop]

Somehow the Megadrive/Genesis version not only looks better than the SNES, but also manages to have larger on-screen fighters as well... Megadrive/Genesis Fatal Fury II for the win. 🏆

[@mmr2241]

fatal fury 2= Sega Genesis fatal fury special= Snes

[@njevansYT]

graphics and colors look better on the SNES. Genesis does have that cool sound to its music though, so I could see the appeal there.

[@elianandres4326]

And the sprites of the genesis are bigger

[@the757general2]

Genesis port actually looks better

[@davidcharles243]

The flickering snes shadows are driving me nuts

[@thonybrazilrj9362]

A do Mega Drive é melhor em praticamente tudo, parece até uma outro jogo. O som é melhor, os cenários são na maioria mais bonitos, (mesmo com menos cores) maiores e mais bem feitos, os personagens são bem maiores e mais bem animados, e tem umas sessões de golpes que não tem nem no Neo Geo, sem falar também da abertura única que é um pequeno bónus. #IT'S16BIT

[@leandrochagas3998]

Eu ainda tenho a versão de mega drive desde o lançamento e a versão Snes eu só joguei em 1995 quando adquiri o Snes

[@zsiles]

In megadrive you can do combos. Mega wins.

[@RetrOrigin]

Many of those combos weren't present in the arcade version, the Genesis version is not faithful to the original game and plays at the wrong speed.

[@zsiles]

@@RetrOrigin yes I know, is different but seems more like FF3 or KoF and I like it more.

[@Bloodreign1]

Combos and super speed turn it into a circus clown game. I play it as normal.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Those combos were the shit. It seem like the sega version was predicting the future of the series cause special, kof and real bout all used combos.

[@fifaworldcup1994]

@bee boo Those aren't important imo, since the names appear on the pre-battle screen, and the score doesn't really add anything to the gameplay. And thanks to the removal of those elements, the Genesis gets more screen area for the stage than the SNES version, which has the name and score in a similar manner to the Arcade version, but at the cost of reducing gameplay area.

[@lilpervertpz]

SEGA Wins! Seeeeeegaaaaaa!

[@etunuknight2686]

E jugado ambas versiones y la de sega es superior y sorprende lo que puede hacer la consola sin los chip que utilizaba su rival

[@leandrochagas3998]

No Mega o Stage da may, mesmo sem as barras está igual ao arcade com o senário e as águas correndo suave enquanto no Snes tudo acontece muito rápido. As mudanças climáticas e horários entre rounds, alguns sprits, animações e frames não estão presentes no Snes. As cores parecem estarem lavadas no Snes e o áudio está abafado.

[@bigboifriendcomtabacobemma2397]

A única vantagem do mega e que a May pode usar essa voadora em qualquer cenario só na versão dr snes e provavel do arcade o golpe e limitado

[@luisfernandomiguelpiris252]

@@bigboifriendcomtabacobemma2397 Otra Diferencia Es Que La Versión De Sega Genesis Tiene Una Estatua Que No Lo Tiene La Versión De Súper Nintendo. Verdad.

[@oscarzxn4067]

Genesis is better but sadly it didn't get Fatal Fury Special like the Snes did

[@guillermoandresverondeastr8302]

La version de mega drive es superior...

[@AdrianoSnake]

Genesis does what nintendo without enhanced chips don´t

[@cbdzone5182]

best comment😎👍

[@marcosmelo9844]

Que saudade dessa rivalidade.

[@hpickettz34]

Sega, better graphics, sound, larger characters.

[@peristrojka]

toppdogg2k17 don’t forget more frames of animation

[@alubaldini]

Graphics snes wins and fonts stage sega just better presentation and game play

[@Bloodreign1]

Screen res makes the characters look bigger, that's the trick.

[@alubaldini]

@@Bloodreign1 i know sega version characters looks bigger but I can see some bad pixels and missing thinks and poor fonts stage in Sega however snk always gave us shit ports on SNES but there no art of fighting 2 on Sega or f f special .non for megadrive only in Sega cd

[@sondeko]

Time is faster on SNES 25:31 and 26:49 60 seconds in SNES is 41 seconds in real life. O tempo é mais rápido no SNES 25:31 e 26:49 60 segundos no SNES são 41 segundos na vida real.

[@segazone1684]

snes=🐌👎 GENESIS=🚀👍

[@diobrando-qv3uv]

I would take that as a flaw I hate fighting games with low time just let me fight dammit.

[@TGAProMKM]

thank god you are returned when you channel got demonetized i literally worried because i too too have dream of making videos mostly without commentary anyways we won

[@Alejandro-bg8ei]

What happens with the epileptics shadows SNES?????

[@psxstreetfighter5534]

I hate the SNES version, Genesis/Megadrive my go to!

[@cristianbadilla1978]

Como era de esperar los acabados gráficos son superiores en la SNS,además de contar con algunos otros detalles y complementos a su favor, como el (Bonus.) .Siendo así es importante mencionar la fluidez del juego en este caso en la Genesis es mas veloz. Lo que no es nada nuevo y además el tamaño de los spray .Estos son de mayor tamaños en la Genesis. Esto lo hace mas atractivo en la Genesis, dado que la rapidez y fluidez de movimientos aportan a la intensidad y jugabilidad del titulo.

[@OtomoTenzi]

More megs on the Genesis carts, and enhancement chips for the SNES to make up for the lack of processor speed would have done WONDERS for these ports but also would've no doubt costed ALOT more... 🤑

[@rubenhazuky890]

Son muy buenos ports pero por poco me quedo cona version de Megadrive/genesis

[@Wanko306]

MD ver is better

[@CassioQueixudo]

Parabens pelo seu trabalho! Otimos videos sempre.

[@Rtype90mk2]

The colours look so much better on the Snes. The colours just pop off the screen! The Mega Drive version on the other hand has the typical darker and more limited use of colour. Look at the backgrounds in Cheng stage, why do the the roof tops and signs have a green tint and outline to them? It's because the Mega Drive can't put enough colours on screen, even with hacks there is only so far you can go with that 64 colour on screen limitation. Other stages suffer from this as well. Terry Bogards stage looks so much better on the Snes and it scrolls quicker and smoother too. It all doesn't matter anyway because the Snes port of Fatal Fury Special is better than both of these ports.

[@skar8009]

This is one of those games that was deep lost in my memory as a kid, the only memory that kepy on the surface was the character select theme.

[@OtomoTenzi]

A game like this was TIMELESS... You have NO idea just how many hot sweaty summer nights this game has kept me occupied back then in those days! 😁

[@ThiagoHenrique-yb7bu]

A versão do Mega Drive está 1000 vezes superior do que a versão do Super Nintendo tanto nos cenários , quanto nos gráficos a versão do MD ficou fiel a versão do Arcade

[@axelfoley20]

Genesis for the clear win. Mai's win pose is more faithful to the source material.

[@SDSOverfiend]

Having both. Sega Genesis. Music, Sound and Game speed with Fatal Special Combos just faster. Now… SNES redeemed themselves beautifully with the Fatal Fury Special version. That version was incredible. Sega’s version had a option too use the bosses also but geese and Duck weren’t present. I don’t wanna go to far into details but Genesis version had a lot of changes mostly good but some bad.

[@mr.tie-rex9577]

Sega wins on this one but of course nothing would beat Neo Geo original.

[@imppylives5225]

Hardware, design de personagens, sons e música: mega drive Cenários: super nintendo Eu fico impressionado como os cenários do super nintendo são mais atraentes que os do mega drive, mas não posso negar que o mega drive tem a capacidade de armazenar quase tudo dos arcades sem nenhum esforço, agora o super nintendo...

[@alan7892]

A versão do Genesis e melhor.

[@Diogenes9507]

In this game the Takara version that produces the mega Drive fatal fury 2 game just got a lot better compared to the nintendo version. They should make a Mugem Fatal Fury 2 (Sega Genesis) version of Vs. Street Fighter 2 with the same programming as Takara programmed. In the mega drive version, there would be ten this fatal fury 2 vs street figther 2 is the tip?

[@mbro9700]

Those character shadows flickering on the SNES are distracting.

[@orthoking2722]

Genesis wins again. Fatality!

[@mattwolf2000]

You can easily see that the Snes has more background layers, superior colour and looks like the snes is running at a higher resolution. Also noticed the superior sound and no bonus screen on genesis

[@juststatedtheobvious9633]

The SNES can't run in a higher resolution than the Megadrive, unless you're using the 16 color mode. Did you mean, perhaps, that the pixels are bigger? Or that it has more colors?

[@mattwolf2000]

@@juststatedtheobvious9633 I meant that more pixels in the screen. There are a handful of games that can run in high res, but not many. The snes can support 512x448 just not many games used it.

[@juststatedtheobvious9633]

@@mattwolf2000 Both games are running in the exact same resolution. You can tell when the SNES is using high resolution mode, because it looks like RPM Racing. You have less colors than a Genesis, and the sprites aren't running in the same resolution as the background.

[@mattwolf2000]

@@juststatedtheobvious9633 Thats true. Fatal fury 2 on Snes just looked sharper to me, so thought it might be running high or maybe megadrive is running lower than usual. Not sure.

[@Versatil-1980]

Ahora es que me doy cuenta de lo afortunado que fui de niño al tener el SEGA 16-Bit en vez de la Super Nintendo!. Solo resta decir: *SSEEEGGAAAA! ;)*