Whats your winner here? The reason why I didn't include the Sega CD version is because I don't own any sega cd unit and to find an everdrive pro for a fair pirce here in europe is mission impossible I didn't expect the SNES version to have loading times (in some cases) longer than the PS1 version. So I do think its the Sega Gegensis or PS1 that takes the first place here. Agreed?
@@99Vood99 That was Travelers Tales for you, they were a "fanboy developer" that always tried their worst on any Nintendo console they released a game.
I love how the megadrive and snes can hold up to a more powerfull console. Back in the day the game looked realy good but you cant deny the better looks and sound on ps one. Personally i always found the magical quest on snes the best Mickey game because of the powerups. It was so good.
No Sega CD version? WHAT! Joking aside I had this for the SNES back in the day and picked up the Genesis version a couple years back, and while I like both of them I do recommend the Genesis version over all as it just runs better and the final boss fight music with Pete is a BANGER. Legit, go look that up here on UA-cam, it's good. The Playstation version though never set right with me due to it being so much slower due to PAL release, and even the speedrunning community was unable to speed it up. As a tired, rambling aside, if you want to see this game get broken as a speedrun just check out the Japanese SFC version, you can intentionally trigger warps with too many sprites on the screen that the dev's admitted to years later as the game bugging out and crashing, and to get around having to fix it before release with Nintendo they just called it a "level warp." INSANITY.
Big fan of the Mega Drive version but I also like the PSX improvements. On SNES, the picture frame is too close. Also a lot of framedrops on SNES (no fastrom perhaps?).
@@wobblingpixels3921 Really, the difficulty level on the SNES sucks. I'm trying to beat this version through the SNES Station on my PS2, and God, this game is so freaking hard. I'm forced to play the SNES version because when I try to play the Genesis version, as soon as the first level starts, the game freezes.
@@FlipeTheBased I think is not a good idea to judge the game performance based on an emulator; since Snes Ststion on the PS2 has performance issues itself.
@@iwanttocomplain yes i do 😊. I think that even if unfinished or rushed the snes version has some good points like in the "Ghosts hunters" stage where some platforms feel very narrow on the Genesis version making this section more frustrating and difficult than in snes where the stretched graphics make platforming in that section easier. Also water sections use proper transparency on snes vs a dithered mesh on Genesis. But of course lots of effects went missing on snes, sometimes making you ask: for real Traveler's Tales 🙄!? As the missing fade in circle on the title screen and the screen diming while Mickey press the switch on "'The Mad Doctor" (wich was fixed on the japanrse realese). But despite all the flaws and ommisions i really like the "feeling" of controling Mickey and the sound he does when landing from a jump as it gives a "weight sensation" to the snes version.
@@jsr734 I’m sure they tried their best. The target system of a game is always the best version as the game is designed to accommodate that hardware, so ports are usually compromised in some way, especially if a different company is responsible.
two of travellers tales games i know available for both genesis and snes, mickey mania and toy's story, looks better on genesis. its kinda stretched and color not as good on snes.
I guess the game is decompressing the graphics to be used in the levels. And apparently the decompression algorithm is not optimized for the snes hardware.
Whats your winner here?
The reason why I didn't include the Sega CD version is because I don't own any sega cd unit and to find an everdrive pro for a fair pirce here in europe is mission impossible
I didn't expect the SNES version to have loading times (in some cases) longer than the PS1 version. So I do think its the Sega Gegensis or PS1 that takes the first place here. Agreed?
Excellent video - Lol it's a technological marvel how the game even has loading times on a cartridge based system. 😂
@@99Vood99 That was Travelers Tales for you, they were a "fanboy developer" that always tried their worst on any Nintendo console they released a game.
Ps1 won
love how Sega version looks the most
I love how the megadrive and snes can hold up to a more powerfull console.
Back in the day the game looked realy good but you cant deny the better looks and sound on ps one.
Personally i always found the magical quest on snes the best Mickey game because of the powerups.
It was so good.
No Sega CD version? WHAT! Joking aside I had this for the SNES back in the day and picked up the Genesis version a couple years back, and while I like both of them I do recommend the Genesis version over all as it just runs better and the final boss fight music with Pete is a BANGER. Legit, go look that up here on UA-cam, it's good.
The Playstation version though never set right with me due to it being so much slower due to PAL release, and even the speedrunning community was unable to speed it up. As a tired, rambling aside, if you want to see this game get broken as a speedrun just check out the Japanese SFC version, you can intentionally trigger warps with too many sprites on the screen that the dev's admitted to years later as the game bugging out and crashing, and to get around having to fix it before release with Nintendo they just called it a "level warp." INSANITY.
I am still looking for Everdrive PRO (here in Europe) to include sega mega CD games but no luck so far :/
@@wobblingpixels3921It's all good, I was just playing :)
This was the very first game my parents gave us when we got the Playstation
Sega Genesis is the best version
I love the music of the Moose Hunters stage on SNES
Rip Wayne allwine.
Wayne allwine voice mickey in this game .
Big fan of the Mega Drive version but I also like the PSX improvements. On SNES, the picture frame is too close. Also a lot of framedrops on SNES (no fastrom perhaps?).
I have the Sega CD port.... I've never played the SNES or PS1 versions, I do have the Genesis cart as well.
I used to have this on snes as a kid. Ps1 is superior, arcade quality 2d games
I think the Genesis version is my favourite. Those who can compare - do you see differences in the gameplay?
The PS1 version was the most balanced for me. SNES difficulty level is horrible.
@@wobblingpixels3921 Really, the difficulty level on the SNES sucks. I'm trying to beat this version through the SNES Station on my PS2, and God, this game is so freaking hard. I'm forced to play the SNES version because when I try to play the Genesis version, as soon as the first level starts, the game freezes.
@@FlipeTheBased I think is not a good idea to judge the game performance based on an emulator; since Snes Ststion on the PS2 has performance issues itself.
@@jsr734 I thought it was something from the game, not the emulator.
Wow, so glad I had a Genesis, not a Super Nintendo. The Genesis version looks even better than Playstation.
I think the snes version is still an enjoyable game despite Traveler's Tales efforts to sabotage their own game 😆
@@jsr734 do you really believe that?
@@iwanttocomplain yes i do 😊. I think that even if unfinished or rushed the snes version has some good points like in the "Ghosts hunters" stage where some platforms feel very narrow on the Genesis version making this section more frustrating and difficult than in snes where the stretched graphics make platforming in that section easier. Also water sections use proper transparency on snes vs a dithered mesh on Genesis.
But of course lots of effects went missing on snes, sometimes making you ask: for real Traveler's Tales 🙄!? As the missing fade in circle on the title screen and the screen diming while Mickey press the switch on "'The Mad Doctor" (wich was fixed on the japanrse realese).
But despite all the flaws and ommisions i really like the "feeling" of controling Mickey and the sound he does when landing from a jump as it gives a "weight sensation" to the snes version.
@@jsr734 I’m sure they tried their best. The target system of a game is always the best version as the game is designed to accommodate that hardware, so ports are usually compromised in some way, especially if a different company is responsible.
two of travellers tales games i know available for both genesis and snes, mickey mania and toy's story, looks better on genesis. its kinda stretched and color not as good on snes.
I don't understand the loading times on SNES and Mega Drive. What does it load exactly and to where?
I guess the game is decompressing the graphics to be used in the levels. And apparently the decompression algorithm is not optimized for the snes hardware.
@@jsr734 SNES also decompresses slower due simply due to a slower CPU. Same thing in SF Alpha.
@@FinalVibes Indeed. But SFA2 includes a dedicated chip to compress/decompress graphic data, the SDD-1 chip.
team snes version 🤟
although the ps1 version is superior graphically it lacks atmosphere, which is why I choose genesis. :)
Is this the genesis or the sega cd version?
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It's the Genesis/MD version of the game, you can tell it's a cartridge based on the quick loading times.
The Snes version just doesn't look right
Everyone the sega genesis is the winner
Sega cd the best version because playing in 60fps
This video doesn't make sense