In this game, Capcom didn't do a good job on either SNES or Genesis. The SNES sound chip is slightly better, it's also a console two years younger, but both consoles can provide much better sound - see Castlevania or Turrican on both systems.
I think the genesis version was a bigger game with 40Megs in comparison to the SNES version which had a 32Megs cartridge. Which is why the genesis version had a bigger screen and a few extras like more animation. SNES version i notice that still had more things moving on stages and looked more alive than the genesis version.
Many people can still debate which version is better, but in my opinion, Genesis version is better because it is not censored and has more data like sounds and graphics (look at the intro and the endings), unlike SNES version.
how the soundchip of the snes was build, was one of the best though, it was pretty much sample based, most of the games had 16bit sounds but was downgraded to 12bit to save space. also many said it was a pain in the ass to create music, Tim Follin a mastermind of its own, stated it was like hell and he did the soundtrack for the game Plok, even Miyamoto was shocked how good it sounded so the game never really got promotion and it failed at that time. check Plok and you can see Rayman lol
The contortions you put your mind through to justify your position is hilarious. You will emphasize a few changed pixels or an extra frame of animation on an opening yet ignore all of the missing colors and color choices that look really off due to the technical limitations of the Genesis. Stop being ridiculous. Both versions play fine but the SNES version is clearly the winner in both graphics and audio.
SNES is missing quite a lot of animation across the board, Cammy looks broken while standing on SNES, Ryu intro is very stiff on SNES, plus so many sound effects are missing, not to mention the actual music is closer on MD. The SNES has a squeakyness to the overall sound quality. On MD you have a great 6 Button controller to use. Also, true street fighter vets know the SNES dose not have ALL the possible combos like the arcade.
@@davidaitken8503 Well, yes, SNES beats Genesis by having more colors, but due to how SNES cartridge is smaller than those of Genesis (32 megabits on SNES vs 40 megabits on Genesis), some features were cut from SNES version. Announcer does not say "Round" and "Fight" (and, in some SNES versions, character names), and aside from intro animation being altered, some endings were altered as well, some with graphics reused from same or other endings (Balrog/Boxer's ending from SNES version, for example, uses podium from Ryu's ending), some use the "black bars and a fighter on Bison/Dictator's stage" (like Chun-Li's first part of her ending).
Hands down? There are actually less colors on the Genesis version. WAY less. This is a technical fact which is why the shading is worse on Genesis. Don't misunderstand me..I prefer the Sega version overall like you, but when it comes to color and shading, you have to face facts.@@user-jn4ih2sy7j
@@user-jn4ih2sy7j yeah aswell as load times being much faster, even though the mega drive version was better, they both bring back back good memories, the snes version was fun aswell. The Sega mega drive was slightly better in pretty much every game but the snes had some fun exclusives that you could only play on snes, same goes for the mega drive
@@mattecandini9066 SNES colour palette : 32,768 MD colour palette: 512 SNES Audio Channels: 8 MD Audio Channels: 6 SNES global sales: 49.1 million MD global sales: 30.75 million Literally the only advantage the megadrive had was a bit of a faster cpu, in all other area it was lagging behind. BTW, the mega drive cpu speed was 7.6 mhz, I like how you managed to exaggerate it to 8mhz while keeping the snes one at its proper speed.😂😂🤡🤡
I preferred the Megadrive version. There was a lot of hidden details the SNES missed out on. I was a little disappointed in the SNES version considering how good the originals were.
megadrive and snes are missing the 3rd elephant on dhaslim stage honda stage water dont over flow in the spa on snes , megadrive the girls inthe background on balrog stage wearing the same bikini where the snes is more accurate to the arcade version also megadrive the moon dont move on ryu stage like it does on snes .
@@benjaminphilp720 True, but Megadrive had nice little features like the announcer talking a lot more. The music playing through two rounds. And for some reason I can't get enough of Zangief's theme on Megadrive lol.
@@StuartRyde-uu1txthe music playing continuously through two rounds on the Genny version is absolutely not a plus, especially since the music sounds like absolute ass.
This game once again underutilizes the capabilities of the Mega Drive. Those horrible black bars would not have been necessary since the Mega Drive can display a correct aspect ratio. Furthermore, it has been demonstrated thanks to the Brazilian development scene that the sprites of the original arcade size could have been ported without problems (look for Rheogamer's demo of SF II or simply the port of Real Bout Fatal Fury Genesis which is even more demanding in animation detail and character size) without having to lose horizontal definition or having to increase the VBlank time to update tiles. As for the video, I prefer the MD version. A 6 front button control brings you closer to the arcade experience, plus, playably, I always noticed a better response in the control. In addition, details such as being able to see 2 simultaneous cyclists in Chun-Li's level in the MD version give the sensation of having more vivid backgrounds.
it had to be a good port cause it used the biggest cart on genesis. if only they can fix the sad low quality of the ost in the sega version of ssf2...rather have that then a few more sprite animations. it takes down the experience a little. compared to sf2 champ on genesis. it is amazing what the homebrews show genesis could do tho with snk fighters too. wish we had that back in the day. on genesis. it was possible to have near arcade perfect sprites. hope to see a full games out of it soon... the alpha port for genesis is also sick. but other then that it is better then snes ssf2. if only the snes version played more like turbo on snes tho. lol sf2 turbo the goat of 16bit street fighter.😁
SNES replicates colors and sounds of the arcade far more closely than Genesis does (hardware limitations for which there was no workaround). That is what makes SNES version much more nicer overall IMO.
@@kamranki The sound on the SNES is muffled and its melodies barely last 90 seconds due to lack of space and limited memory of the SPC700 (That's why they reset every round). The missing vocals are also noticeable. The sound on the Mega Drive is more faithful as it shares an FM chip from the same family that has CPS-1, not to mention the forcefulness with which it is appreciable from the blows made on the Sega console. Whether it's closer or closer to what the arcade version shows in colors is really irrelevant if the control and fluidity don't go along with it. The limitations are found in Nintendo's machine where it would be impossible to support sprites and animations carried directly from the arcade unless the size of the black bars increased. And not to mention the resolution that limits it at all times and of which there is no other solution that we see it: Small characters to maintain the original distances between the arcade characters. A port for MD using its capabilities would be impossible to bring to the SNES due to hardware limitations.
@@kamranki What I'm talking about is that if the game had been programmed taking into account the capabilities of MD, a game would come out that was much more faithful to the arcade in practically every sense and unattainable in its counterpart on the Nintendo console due to technical limitations (as already showed Rheogamer and his Brazilian friends). Personally I prefer the melodies shown in the Mega Drive version, much closer to those of the CPS-1 board. Whether you think the SNES version of this game is better is just another opinion, I prefer good playability, fluidity, control response, speed, shorter loading times, over color. Which for me, makes the Mega Drive version "much nicer overall"
There a few background differences I noticed for the first time. Guile's stage the plane and the distant background are seporate. You can see when the screen scrolls up they scroll different speeds. The Sega port is one background. I also noticed on Sagat's stage, on the Nintendo, Buddha statue shadow is part of the line scrolling foreground, so it's perspective changes, Sega it's stagnant.
If you look at it in Guile's stage both versions have 2 background planes. The scrolling difference in SNES is more exagerated and in Genesis it's more subtle but it's there.
@@StRoRo What's really strange as you mentioned is Sagat's stage. It's so weird to have the fixed shadow in Genesis while on SNES it's completely dynamic. At 1st I thought that it might be memory related but the Genesis version uses a higher capacity cartridge.
Also notice Ryus stage,has moving moon. Cammys stage has more animation on the sky effect. And Vegas stage starts with the iron cell door closing down. So Snes at least won on background graphics.
O que mais me deixa TRISTE é que na versão do SNES, não sei o motivo, as músicas deixam de tocar na troca do 1° para o 2° Round !!! De resto, tirando a vantagem do SNES com relação as cores e ao som, as duas versões são obras primas que merecem sempre o máximo respeito !!!
é porque o SNES faz loading para carregar o outro round. O mega tbm faz um loading rapido e até engasga a musica por meio segundo, mas ela nao para. Como o loading no SNES demora mais, acredito q escolheram recomeçar a musica...
@@igorschirato2799É, certamente uma escolha estranha da Capcom, porque Fatal Fury Special, World Heroes 2, Gundam Wing, Art of Fighting 2, Power Instinct, Samurai Showdown, as músicas não para entre um Round e outro.
I think by the time this version of SF2 came out, most people had moved on to other fighting games. I say this because while he OG version of SF2 for the SNES sold over six million copies, SSF2 sold less than half of that. There was a lot more competition to around by then.
it was also the 3rd version of the same game released in a little more than 2 years. Yes, there's more characters and content, but those who had already acquired the previous versions had no reason to buy this for a 3rd time. Killer Instinct was released the next year and sold better
There was talk they weren't even going to release it in Europe, and when it did come out it was in seriously limited numbers. It almost never shows up second hand, at least on the SNES, and I could build a throne out of the original SF2 carts I encounter on my travels.
Very cool seeing these side-by-side for the first time! For me: - I think the characters look better, and stand out more on Sega. - Backgrounds are mostly better looking on the SNES, esp Balrog's stage. - The sound is a toss-up, what you might be feeling that day. Both systems have their musical merits across soundtracks and systems. Both have a lot of nostalgia for me and I'm glad devs still pull inspiration from this in modern games. - Aside from obvious omissions/dev and producer choices I feel w/ the limited color palette but faster CPU on the Sega and far greater color palette and sound chip on the SNES you have a "limitations foster creativity situation" where each strikes an arguable equal balance to their respective strengths.
it appears that the console operates faster on Sega's side. Like the loading and framerate and activity seem to all be a little fastr on Sega than Nintendo. I'm not saying it's a LOT faster, but at least 3% faster? am I right or wrong?
E até hoje o braço da frente do Ryu durante a abertura da versão do SNES continua com um movimento a menos !!! Porém AMBAS as versões são igualmente excelentes, divertidas e de alto nível !!! Mostra o poder dos consoles domésticos de 16BITS !!!
até hoje? como assim? o jogo recebeu atualizações? são duas boas versões. o do Mega é um pouco mais solto e tem sons de golpes melhores. Do super nintendo gosto mais das cores e das musicas.
Genesis em RGB e quase igual e cores do que Snes (para fazer justiça), o som e um pouco melhor em snes (em alguns cenários), mas eu prefiro a fluidez do genesis y o controle de 6 botões que é mais fiel ao arcade...
Queria saber onde que tá essa fluidez, que só fanboy do Mega Drive vê. Porque os combos e especiais saem tranquilamente em ambas as versões. Mas quando a pessoa diz que "o som do Snes só tá um pouquinho melhor", já nota o nível de Fanboyismo, sendo que o som tá muito superior nesse jogo.
Hm.Both versions are good.I own both,but I honestly prefer the genesis version.reasons being: I like the layout of the 6-button genesis controller more,there's an option to fight all 16 fighters in arcade mode,i actually prefer some of the music in the genesis version (Cammy and Fei-Long,amongst a few other themes) and the fact that in VS and Tournament Mode,they actually announce the fighter's names.But,once again,this is my OWN personal preference,and everybody has theirs.
On the Genesis version i like Ryu´s stage theme, Fei Long´s stage theme, T Hawks´s and Dee Jay´s are also not bad, but overall the Snes version has better soundtracks specially Cammy´s stage is so much better on the Snes (both Super Famicom and Snes versions)
Let just bring out the obvious: The Sound is a disgrace on the Genesis soundchip! Especially when the previous SF2:CE sounded way better. In the Ryu intro, He has more animations in the Genesis version but more colors in the SNES version. The Genesis version also runs a higher resolution & is less censored. 1st stage - The SNES version has a scrolling sky & extra background layer. 2nd stage - I like the more vibrant colors on the Genesis than the SNES version. 3rd stage - The SNES has more animations on the background. the Aurora in the sky looks like half the frame rate on the Genesis. 4th stage - The portrait on the wall looks a little more detailed in the SNES version, not much of a major difference. 5th stage - very minor difference again, the colors look slightly more vibrant in the Genesis to me. 6th stage - it's hard to see with the jet in the way, but if you look close enough there are Tree's in SNES version while Genesis version is just green pixel lines. Also people in the background has more colors in the SNES version. 7th stage - People in the background in the Genesis version has faster animations. 8th stage - very minor difference again, just different coloration. 9th stage - on the middle sign it says NIN NIN HALL on the Genesis & GOLDWIN on the SNES, also the Top Right & Top Left signs have different colors on both systems, & the 2 ladies in the background are wearing 2 different colors on the SNES while they're the same on the Genesis. 10th stage - the 2 ladies in the middle have different colors. The SNES version also has lighting animations. 11th stage - Buddha & the platforms has slightly different colors. other than, minor differences. Final stage - the building in the background is Orange & Green on the Genesis, but Red & Green on the SNES. Also the Statues on the SNES version has more colors. Bison Ending - Genesis version Bison has facial animations & a layered background. SNES version Bison looks like he locked his jaw. But you do get some nice SNES effect going.
actually its the other way around, when you turn on HDR on the monitor it displays more colors , so the colors are more subtle . if you look at the genesis you can tell its fewer colors ,look at the background where you see gradients, since the Geneiss has less of a color pallet it uses fewer colors and shading so certain colors pop since its less in between colors .. while on the NES colors are more gradually and subtle especially in gradients because it uses more colors. hope this helps
Back then my friends and I from school who played the street fighter 2 arcade cabinet after school and had mini tournaments, we all agreed that the Genesis version was as close to the arcade in terms of how quick you can perform all the special moves. We also agreed the SNES version was prettier but that's about it.
@@madspunky the sound chip isn't the problem because other Sega Genesis games are plenty loud. This one definitely was always very quiet on any TV that I've ever used. It's below average sound for sure, but my claim is that the overall experience with the gameplay is so much better than any other option, that you can just deal with it. Obviously if they were able to get the sound to a higher level and fix the voice samples like some of the patches have done since then, it would be an A+++ game. But the other games that are comparable to this one have bigger problems, so it still makes it the best. If I'm being super nitpicky I'd even still rather play this one than the arcade version of the game, if only because in versus mode you can pick different characters each time.
I noticed the music continues between Round 1 and 2 like it does in the arcade, on the MD/Genesis port. Also, like other mentioned, it actually has the announcers saying "Round 1/2/3 etc." While the voices are obviously clearer on SFC, some of them are cut short for some reason, like the elephants trumpeting in Dhalsim's stage, or Mike Bison's infamous "Oaaa" when he does his Dash punches.
Both versions were amaizing, but I give a slight edge in the graphics department to the SNES because of the smother color transitions and slightly bigger character sprites. In terms of gamplay, I always felt that both were equally responsive but playing this with the Genesis 6 button pad is pure perfection. Sound is better on the SNES. You can't go wrong with either version, but at the end of the day I always preferred the Genesis version because of that 6 button controller layout. Having the all six buttons on the face of the pad was perfect for SF and the Dpad was also better than the SNES controller.
@damin9913 more sprites, more animation. The Gen can actually handle bigger sprites, but Capcom just reused the smaller SNES sprites, which is why they appear small against the uncropped backgrounds.
1. SNES seems more challenging. The AI blocks and counters every Psycho Crusher attack. The Mega Drive version looks more of a push over. 2. I prefer the Genesis 6 button controller. The D-Pad is better suited for directional inputs. Not to mention I like button layout. There is something about using the left trigger for attacks that seem off putting. 3. Not use to seeing M. Bison as Vega.
sega had like 3 different consoles that generation. if you just go with the original ones snes would win all the time. the original sega controller only had like 3 buttons. gtfo😂😂snes had the better games plenty of them. the snes never upgraded there was no snes 2 its still was better.
@@final_boss1715he meant the 6 button controller on genesis.and i agree with him.Playing this with a damned snes controller does feel pretty crappy in comparison
@@Neo_Shadow_X snes didnt need upgrade because the snes was already great. graphics were terrible on the orignal sega. snes had all the great games sega was trash. 6 button controllers didnt come out till later on. you sega boys were stuck on 3 buttons .😂😂
I notice you have an image of a modern-day 8BitDo third party 6-button wireless controller below the Genesis version, so why can't you at least have something like the C&L Championship Joystick as the third party controller image below the SNES version? I understand the default SNES controller is so good that it can stand on its own against basically any Genesis controller both first and third party and old and new, but, if you're going to allow random third party controllers that would enhance the experience even further, there's simply nothing better for playing Street Fighter II on either of these systems than the C&L Championship Joystick for SNES. It might help to have the same controller conditions for each system, which is either the default controller (that would be the Genesis 3-button pad and the SNES standard pad) or allow both versions to use the best controller available for them equally.
I had both versions growing up. Both were excellent ports, but for me, the SNES one is the better of the two by the narrowest of margins thanks to its cleaner sound, better enemy AI and more detailed backgrounds. I can’t help but wonder how a PC-Engine version of Super SFII would have turned out, had Capcom decided to make one.
Ce jeu est meilleur sur megadrive. Jouer aux 2 versions vous comprendrez. Graphisme vitesse animation son gameplay tout est mieux sur megadrive sur super street fighter 2. 40 mb la plus grosse cartouche megadrive de l'époque. Une légende sur votre 16 bits sega. Je ne revenderais jamais le mien. J'y joue encore très souvent.
Sans compter l'animation du kimono de Ryû dans l'intro ! Je l'avais à l'époque acheté sur SNES à sa sortie, mais bien plus tard je l'ai eu sur Mega Drive. Et là, une révélation. Dommage que le son ne soit pas meilleur.
@@RetroGamingSpirit oui c'est vrai le son est le point faible de ce jeu sur la megadrive. Néanmoins les bruitages des coups donnés sont percutants. On s'habitue aux voix et aux musiques. N'oubliez pas le fameux round one fight que la snes n'as pas sur sa version super. On mettre une étoile de plus pour la vitesse. On peut affronter les 16 personnages un après l'autre. Sur snes c'est 12 max. Ce jeu sur megadrive c'est une bombe il faut le reconnaître. C'est une évidence. Avec sa manette 6 boutons placés à l'avant c'est jouissif de placer les combos. Aucun de mes amis ne me bat sur ce street fighter. J'y joue depuis 1994. Les quart de cercles et stratégie pour gagner sont le fruit d'une expérience de longue date. Merci capcom merci sega.
@@joelgeneve537 Oui un vrai plaisir. J’aimerais un remaster comme pour Street Fighter II’. Il y en a mais aucun ne parvient il me semble à corriger efficacement le son. Il paraîtrait que ce jeu feinte en utilisant des pistes en commun pour les musiques et les bruitages, ce qui rend délicate toute modification. Enfin, si j’ai bien compris
When Special Champion Edition for the Genesis and Turbo for the SNES went head to head, it was a lot closer. They still had tradeoffs, but it was much more of a competitive comparison. Super, on the other hand? That was when I saw the SNES pulling ahead. Look at the sky, for example, in Guile's stage at 10:20. See how the blending of the blue color is so much smoother in the Super Nintendo? You can clearly see the banding on the Genesis version as it hits that 64 color limitation. Also at 5:58 on Cammy's stage, look at the color blending and movement of the northern lights. It's so much smoother and more subtle on the SNES, while it looks like neon street signs on the Genesis. And obviously, the audio presentation was clearly in the SNES' favor now. Of course, at the end of the day, almost no one cared if the Super Nintendo had more color or that the Genesis had a few more frames in the Ryu intro animation. Someone might remark on how lousy the voices were on the Genesis, but then they'd forget all about it as soon as Start was hit. It was still Street Fighter II and you'd have a blast playing it on either system.
I've already tried both versions myself, and I've always found MD to be superior, content wise, the additional 8 mb pay. It lacks a couple of effects that are inexplicably absent, like cammy stage wavy sky or ryu stage scrolling moon, but other than that, megadrive is better, despite Capcom's flagrant preference for Nintendo 😅
How is it better? You provide absolutely zero reasons why it is better. It sure as hell doesn't look or sound as nice and I've played both versions and have concluded they play the same.
A wavy sky on Mega Drive would imply wavy mountains, because the sky and the mountains are on the same background layer. And in Ryu's stage, I prefer still clouds than a scrolling moon.
@Katz2009 in megadrive you can use line interrupts to change the position of the clouds and have a wave effect while the mountains remain intact, all in a single plane in Cammy's bg, as for the scrolling moon, it can be done, perhaps with sprites, anyway, it was a bit of nit picking 😅 As for the reasoning behind my choice, I've already given plenty: 8 million bits more content. If I haven't added anything else is because the rest is essentially the same. But the additional graphics and sounds make a more complete experience in megadrive, from my point of view.
@@santitabnavascues8673 You're assuming 100% of that extra storage was used which is an incredibly ignorant view to have. You also pretend that you're comparing apples to apples when you are comparing apples to oranges. A miniscule number of extra frames might make a difference if you ignored the fact that the 99% of the frames shared between the two games look inferior on the Genesis. Less colors and worse color choices available on the hardware is too much of a downside that an isolated extra frame on Cammy's standing animation can't really compensate for.
I don't get why the colors are off, the backround left there is lighter grass in the genesis, where there seems to be dry grass in the snes. why change that?
Probably due to the available color palette of the Genesis. The sega console only had a 512 color palette and out of that it could only display 64 at a time. I believe the SNES had a palette of 32,000 colors and could display 256 at the same time.
@elultimobastion6569 Depende del juego y de la escena. El primer Donkey Kong Country casi llega a los 256 colores en la primera escena del juego. Otros juegos como Killer Instinct sobrepasan los 400 colores en pantalla en la escena de Raptor, Bahamut Lagoon también suele pasar de los 400 colores en pantalla en algunas escenas,
@@jak_1894 What censorship? The only hint of censorship is the blood splash in the versus screen from red to pink. Is there anything else that is censored?
Maybe that is because you are the same TROLLBOT program that already made several other comments that all basically say, "I know the SNES version has this or that, but I still like the Mega drive version better for reasons I never actually say".
Gotta go with the Genesis on this one. Somee animation missing but gameplay was good, music was good and the colors actually look brighter than on the SNES.
@@noahgraeme sega had like 3 different consoles that gen. if you just go with the original ones snes would win all the time. the original sega controller only had like 3 buttons. gtfo😂😂
@@final_boss1715 you are comparing a console developed in the 1988, published in the 1989 with a console with a console published in the 1990 by a company that had close relationship with capcom since the famicom. the only downfall i see is that capcom audio driver used by capcom on the megadrive is awfull. thanks to pyron to have fixed these titles years later.
An SF2 mod for the Genesis version came out recently, I'm sure everyone will know exactly what I'm talking about but the name escapes me at this precise moment. Anyway, I do believe that it might just provide the best way to play SF2 on a 16-Bit console. Of course it wasn't the version that was available to gamers back in the early 90s. I was a SNES kid back then, I NEVER would have admitted this in a million years at the time, but the Megadrive version has it's advantages for sure.
I didn't think I would say that for this particular game, but I'll take the higher resolution image of the MD over the higher color depth of the SNES. It just looks crispier on the MD.
They should occasionally switch to a full screen of just one of these at a time so you can more easily see just how bad the lack of color looks on the Genesis. More problematic however is that some colors just seem off from what they should be because those color options don't exist on the Genesis. Obviously this can be a problem on certain stages and characters more than others.
The dithering on the MD is clearly visible in this video. Scaling up the image and going full screen, would decidedly hurt the SNES version more because of its low resolution. The MD is overall better looking, though the SNES does look better in a few stages. @@davidaitken8503
I dont get the whole higher resolution thing really. Both versions use exact same sprites. Connect both consoles to an old CRT and see side by side. SNES's extra colors does make it look more attractive.
The resolution gap is stark. The sprites are lower resolution, and visibly so. It's true of every single SNES VS MD games. Not only that, SNES games are stretched horizontally. @@kamranki
@@wordsshackles441 "Stark"? Give me a break. Most people never noticed or cared that there was a few extra lines on the sides of the screen on the Genesis. The only way we even knew something was different was when a game that was originally made for the Genesis was lazily ported to the SNES, the characters looked a little bit wider. That was literally it. The resolution looked basically the same because it is basically the same. The image quality on the Genesis looked worse for many players for the simple fact that it was the SNES, not the Genesis, that was the first console that shipped with AV composite cables giving it a much better image. You are either a lying TROLLBOT or just incredibly ignorant.
Mega drive (genesis) version which i still own is sharper, ,more vibrant and colourful. The snes has the voice clarity samples however But really there wasn't much in it back then or now!! A great conversion of possibly the most iconic and influential fighting games ever Its certainly my favourite of ALL TIME
A abertura com menos frames, tela com campo de visão menor, sem a voz do narrador, as musicas não dão continuidade entre os rouds, tem varias imagens, frames e telas cortadas com quase todos os personagens nos finais. E como de costume, o sanguinho é censurado, não tem sangue na face dos lutadores após a batalha e a cara de alguns fica menos desconfigurada. Mas como o video é sombre o gameplay, ele é inferior tbm ao mega. Essa é a versão do snes... como sempre inferior ao megão.
Engraçado é que o MK2 do Mega que retiraram praticamente toda a narração é um lixo, ja o Super Street do Snes que veio tbm sem narração nenhuma, so sobrou os países, é bom... kkk
@@LeoStrife E sem contar tbm o UMK3 do snes que retiraram nada mais nada menos que 4 cenarios do jogo e sem contar que um dos cenarios contem mortal do cenario que é do metro... ou seja o jogo deixa ainda de ter um mortal diferente. Mas ai pra esse povo só o mortal 2 que conta
I always preferred Street Fighter on Genesis versus snes. Especially wants you realize certain things aren't like the arcade on the snes. Genesis version has less colors, but more responsive controls. That six button Genesis controller was also a gift from god.
As diferenças são que no super os sons das vozes e músicas são melhores e os gráficos são mais coloridos e bonitos com alguns cenários tendo mais animações, como é o caso da aurora boreal no cenário da Cammy, no mega não tem censura, é um pouco mais rápido, a tela é um pouco mais alta e tem algumas animações a mais na abertura e em alguns personagens, pelo conjunto da obra eu acho a versão do mega mais agradável para se jogar, mas a versão de super foi a que eu joguei na época, até hoje não compreendo o porque de terem tirado a narração de início de round no super, foi a coisa que mais me incomodou nessa versão.
Not a big diff, but I suspect the loading time on the SNES and the less voice are a result of the smaller ROM capacity (iirc., the SNES version is 32 Mbit, while the Genesis is 40).
gostei mais das cores e da definição vista nos cenários do MD. nos personagens tb. porém gosto mais de olhar os personagens no SN. sons e música é SN. mas, achei interessante as músicas no MD tocarem sem interrupção entre os rounds. no SN elas recomeçam a cada novo round.
Não existe isso de mais definição. É um grande mito. Ainda mais jogando num tv de tubo com cabo AV. E esse jogo tá funcionando na mesma resolução em ambos.
@@JonBR-622 kk não distorce a realidade. Mega sempre teve mais definição, tela do mega é um pouco maior nesse jogo mesmo tendo a mesma resolução, olha a nitidez nas curvas dos personagens, nos estágios os pisos de madeira, azulejo de chão, azulejo de fundo, tijolos et cetera... mega drive é bem mais nítido, e o Super Nes é meio, um pouco, embaçado, fato. Mundo inteiro de especialistas na área sempre souberam que mega drive sempre teve mais definição e velocidade que o Super Nes, fato, e contra fatos não há argumentos.
Gotta hand this particular one to the megadrive. Snes version was a half effort cash in where the megadrive version actually improved on it's previous installment.
Nossa! como são diferentes as versões!! o MD tem mais frames de animação até na abertura e o jogo parece mais liso, já o SNES tem vozes melhores. Outra vantagem do MD era seu controle de 6 botões que era mais apropriado para o layout do Street.
Quem já tinha Mega Drive antes do lançamento de Street Fighter, Era obrigado a comprar separadamente o controle de 6 botões, isso vocês não mencionam. E se for para comprar separadamente, o SNES também tinha controles com layout arcade.
@@JonBR-622 Verdade, não falei sobre, pois considerava de conhecimento de todos. Mas o controle de 6 botões do Mega era mais do que um controle alternativo com layout diferente, ele adicionava uma nova jogalidade, que foi usada por vários títulos. Um comparação melhor seria a do Dual Shock para PS1.
Ryu always looked meaner in the intro on the Genesis. Music wise I go with the SNES but the overall control and gameplay I go with the Genesis version hands down.
They did a good job with the limited 64 colors on the genesis. Id thought the snes should have done better with its 256 but maybe it was a quick release and didnt bother making it better, they used dithering on snes where i feel the snes could of done a smooth gradient etc
@@gamesandplanes3984 I guess that those consoles have a global palette like VGA on PC. So there is a hard limit. Already on Amiga you could have 64 colors on the background and then 15 colors for each of the four sprites. So 128 colors on screen. And then comes copper. Now with 32 sprites on the SNES and this DMA thingy for the background similar to copper.
What an astonishingly good job for the genesis considering it could only do around 60 colors to the SNES. The sprites suffer on the backgrounds, but the player sprites are really well done.
The MD has the better game on BOTH SF2T and SSF2. Back in the day real street fighter vets knew the full range of combos was only available on the MD. Add the 6 button controller to that mix and its a wrap. Winner Sega 👏
Becouse the cartrige on Sega+6B controller cost less then the outrages price of 89.99£ my mother pay for SF2 cartrige on Snes . Also sega console come out 2 years before Snes when 3 controller was enough for all games. Live sega rest in pace mate is a old console out from game industry and admit Sega was better.
@@iulianispas8634 definitely killer instinct. I also enjoyed Clay fighters. And F-Zero. But was one of the Sega genesis 32X Sega Cd stacked guys. Saturn after and Dreamcast. Sega consumer to the end of there reign.
@VCDECIDE only used two buttons in this playthrough. At least map the SNES attacks to use the face buttons instead of the shoulder buttons. I would always map light/heavy attacks to the face buttons. And medium attacks to the shoulder buttons since I used them less frequently. I loved the SNES controller for this game. It's still one of the best controllers ever made for a console. Most modern controllers adopt a similar button layout. I never liked the Genesis controller all that much.
Na epoca muitos falavam que a versão de snes era melhor pq a do mega tinha as vozes muito roucas, mas atualmente podemos ver q as musicas do snes são extramamente estridentes isso incomoda muito mais. Pra mim a versão mega drive com as vozes de Malboro é melhor rsrs
@@burnermanx As músicas no Mega ficaram um pouco mais baixas mesmo. Poderia ter uma opção de aumentar o som ou não. As músicas do Mega são melhores, pois você percebe os toques certinhos
muito boa a versão pro Mega, talvez um pouco melhor que a do SNES. Quando comprei o SNES ele veio som Street Fighter, eu nem dormia esperando essa hora...mas deixou a desejar, ainda mais porque eu estava costumado com o Champion Edition de rodoviária (que saia 8 hadouken por vez).
A versão Mega teve 8mb de Rom a mais, acabou tendo a abertura sem corte de animações, tem muiito maia vozes como a narração dos nomes dos lutadores mantidas do Arcade, vários finais tiveram alguns cortes graficos no Snes, no Mega Manteve, além de um modo extra e maior velocidade no Mega. O Snes ganha na qualidade das vozes, mas perde nas músicas, que ficaram melhor no Mega pela proximidade do Yamaha com a CPS2, as músicas no Snes foram ate bem adaptadas, mas não são fiéis ao Arcade como no Mega. E sim, a jogabilidade no Mega é ligeiramente melhor, por último vc tem sensura com de praxe no SNES...
The Genesis version is VERY impressive for a 2D fighting game on the genesis, looks far better than street fighter 2 and runs better than almost any fighting game on the system; the snes of course has better graphics and sound, and more animations, is better, the Genesis reached it´s peak in 1994, the snes in 1997
I have been looking for a place to put my suggestion. Asuka 120% saturn vs ps1. They are almost totally different games with different affects and sprite work.
Incrível como essa vesao ORIGINAL de street para Mega Drive feito pela CAPCOM era podre e imunda, feita totalmente nas cochas e sem nenhuma qualidade proficional. Mas, felismente, Herois do cenário retro como LORD HIRYU, MASTER LINKUEY, e PYRON, nos presentearao com uma versao perfeita, tanto em graficos e cores, como em qualidade sonora, com vozes nitidas. Hoje sabemos que o mega driver e 100% capaz de fazer vozes nitidas. No MK1 Arcade Edition do MASTER LINKUEI, podemos notas as nitidas vozes do narrador anunciando as vitorias nas lutas, Simplesmente fenomenal, perfeito. Graças a esses talentosos programadores, Para o nivel de limitações da época que o Mega tinha, hoje, temos verções perfeitas desses jogos para o mega, e nao temos mais que suportar as terriveis, e, ultrpassadas gualidades graficas e sonoras destes jogos do passado. O Mega podia fazer MUITO MELHO do que fazia na época. Hoje isso é fato.
@JonBR-622 that's not how loading works. The SNES version is cropped, missing animations, and due to the slower processor, has more input lag and slow down.
Prefiero la versión Génesis o Mega Drive, tiene mejor control, mas animaciones, mayor fluidez, mas velocidad, mejor respuesta del mando, mas modos de juego y mejores músicas. Un Saludo 🖖🦁
Os tons das músicas são melhores no Mega do que no Snes. Os do Snes lembram sons polifônicos. Além disto a música continua de um round para o outro no Mega, o que mantém o hype da luta
Piada? Quem lembra sons polifônicos é justamente a versão do Mega Drive. O áudio é muito pobre, ruim, estridente. Até o Sega Lord X reclamou. É um dos piores áudios que existem essa versão do Mega, un monte de barulho aleatório. Meu Deus, o que é aquela música do Sagat? Uma atrocidade. A versão do Snes, no quesito áudio, está anos luz a frente.
In the 90s i play both because i have the two consololes. Snes was far superior in visuals and sound, but genesis was smother. Now in 2024 i think the two were good but SNES wins in some areas and genesis in others. its A TIE. If you can only chosee one goes for the snes version.
The SNES has nicer graphics and animations with, among other things, more parallaxes, although the Megadrive displays more vivid colors in a better resolution. The music is more beautiful on the SNES, but the digitized voices sound more muffled. Nintendo's censorship regarding blood is noteworthy. The Megadrive's processor allows four turbo levels, compared with three on the SNES. Last but not least, as you can see from the picture, the Megadrive controller offers much better gameplay thanks to its six buttons and directional pad.
I remember playing both version back in the day I find the genesis version better because of the controller layout, it is much easier to pull off combos and special moves making the game more fast-paced than the SNES.
It seems that both game ports are very close to each other. The final choice is a matter of taste. SNES: much better sound quality, with voice and sound effects similar to the original game. It also has a much better color depth, allowing subtle image effects in the background that the MD/Genesis port doesn’t show. Animation frames are missing and the game feels laggy at some instances. MD/Genesis: much more fluid animation and overall game speed. The color depth is not as good as in SNES, but this aspect is compensated by a higher contrast/ definition of the color palette. The sound is awful, with complete voice captures and sound effects missing. In both ports the backgrounds/scenery seem well implemented, player frames are about the same sizes and despite the larger screen resolution of MD/Genesis compared to SNES, both ports seem pretty similar. I would try anyone, but the bad part is that the Sega port only plays well IF you have a 6-button controller. This is a non-standard feature compared to the normal SNES controller that allowed plug-and-play without add ons. This difference could be a game changer for some people
Even though for many Americans Genesis is far better console despite inferior graphics and sound quality compared to the Snes. However by the mid 90s Genesis was showing it's age while the Snes was pushing itself to near 32 bit style gaming and near arcade levels. Games like Mk2 and super street fighter 2 shows how Snes was far superior than the Sega Genesis with the mid 90s approaching.
I disagree. Mid 90's had a Genesis game renascence. America had a slump of Genesis of game quality a little after the SNES release with a few notable exceptions (e.g. Sonic Series, Streets of Range 2, MK, EA Sports titles). It looked like Sega of America didn't want to bring attention to the locally made games instead bring out high quality Japanese games as well as put way to much focus into CD FMV games. Sega of America made games were lack luster (poor use of color and horrible music). Then by mid 90's a lot of quality Genesis games had a surge of great games coming out (Treasure series, Konami and Capcom games, even good SOA games like Xmen and Comic Zone). I knew a lot of SNES fans that became more interested in the Genesis in the end of the 16-bit era as the SNES games felt more cookie cuter (nice color and sound but the slow processor didn't allow much flexibility in game play). The only thing the Genesis felt limited on was later digitized graphic games like MK3 where the color pallet started to lag behind. IMO the only time SNES got close to 32-bit was SF2 Alpha that was achieved with a huge ROM size and the add-on S-DD1 chip.
That sound is very rough on the sega. Like their voices went through a cheesegrater. Also the backgrounds seem more detailed on the SNES (cleaner boat on Ken's stage, better aurora on Cammy's stage. The thing I would personally award the sega is the button layout.
owned both when they first came out. the genesis one was great with the 6 button pad....BUT...it just felt less premium. the graphics and sound, seemed like the great value version of the game.
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Olá. Eu tive as duas versões caseiras desse jogo. Tanto uma quanto a outra, possuem suas qualidades e defeitos, sem lançar nenhuma ou, quase nenhuma, comparação ao jogo lançado em 1993 nos Arcades. O que sempre me pareceu é que, a versão de Mega Drive, sempre foi mais lenta, ao menos, essa era a minha sensação. Não pareceu uma versão pensada com mais carinho, como é a do Super Nintendo, que, na minha opinião ganha, pela qualidade de som e gameplay. Abraço e #keepcalmandpressplay
Nobody talks about the insane difference of resolution between the 2 versions ? Fullscreen on MegaDrive and low-resolution on Super Famicom for all the menus and presentation... The CPU of the Super Famicom is way too slow to run the game at the same resolution the MegaDrive is able to do.. Even ingame, the vertical resolution is slightly bigger on the MegaDrive INSANE !
@@fabiojuniooliveira6862 You take the problem the wrong way my friend... Capcom HAD TO ADAPT the MegaDrive version to what the SNES was able to deliver... Otherwise, they were ready to draw more tiles to fil the screen... Little reminder : SNES resolution 256x224, MegaDrive resolution 320x240.
Both excellent ports. SNES obviously edges out the Genesis in graphics. I just can't with the Genesis sound in this port though. It's terrible. Almost ruins the game for me.
@@daveshen0880 - yeah, because it has a few more frames of animation in that particular scene. But overall, the graphics look noticeably better on the SNES due to better color depth. The colors look better in the Ryu scene too.
SNES has slight better colors, the menu layout is better, and the letter fonts and shadowing are better. The SNES also has better sound selections (better audio chip) and better character shadowing. The SNES has the better backgrounds. The SEGA version sprites are less washed out and stand out more. I do think that the SEGA stage music is better compared to the SNES even lacking better sound. The SEGA shows the characters after battle as more "beaten up". I had the SEGA version, and my friend had the SNES version. I think the MAIN and only difference that matters is that the SEGA controller had only three buttons requiring you to get a six button controller to play this optimally.
The sound is much better on the SNES. That Sony chip made a huge difference. The Genesis’ audio was muddy in comparison, and even if the Genesis loaded faster, I can’t stomach the way it sounds like someone pouring water into my eardrums. I have a lot more patience for the SNES’s loading times, because the audio feels closer to the cabinet version.
both were okay in my book for their own reasons. genesis better controls. uncensored details via the lose screens , blood and endings. washed out colors , but a slightly better resolution. garbled but ACCURATE voices along with a complete announcer. sega loses on the music department sce did a WAY better job with the music. snes has bright colors and more detail on the stages. the sound is clear, BUT like the last two games, the voices are muffled and short and nothing like the ones from the arcade. plus some of the songs are hit and miss with that snes capcom twanging nonsense (ex dee jay stage, yuck). the gameplay is solid , but genesis edges it out for having more arcade accurate combos. plus the six button pad for genesis curb stomps the snes pad in regards to accuracy of the button layout and overall comfort. that is my feelings on both games and i like em both the purpose it has. to bring sf home to us
The 6 face button controller is why I picked Sega over SNES. I've always been a fighting game head. Even had some of the Cali legends, like Valle, try to get me to go to tourneys. The Genesis was far superior for fighters. Sega stuck by that through to the DC.
Sega Genesis/Mega-Drive fast CPU 7.6 MHz vs SNES slow CPU 3.58 MHz it does make sense MD version would play better vs SNES unless SNES Super Street Fighter 2 is using SA-1 enhancement chip 10.7 MHz CPU
@@jasonlee7816 Wow. You TROLLBOTS are dusting off all of your old talking points. The clock speed on two completely different CPU's doesn't make a significant difference.
Estou vendo muitos comentários que fogem muito da realidade. Quem tem mais de 40 hoje e jogou no fliperama, nos emuladores em consoles sabe que, comparando essas duas versões, a do SNES é a mais próxima do original em jogabilidade, gráficos e som. O vídeo comparativo é bem bacana, reafirma algo que eu já sabia, que a versão da SEGA era bem inferior. Ficam meus parabéns para quem editou e publicou o vídeo!
All I know is both versions are still missing 2 elephants from Dhalsim's stage
No, they're in the trunk...
They were Dinner.
SNES’ Sony supplied sound chip was incredible!
In this game, Capcom didn't do a good job on either SNES or Genesis. The SNES sound chip is slightly better, it's also a console two years younger, but both consoles can provide much better sound - see Castlevania or Turrican on both systems.
Genesis: Uncensored and few extra frames
SNES: Better sound and graphics
Also SNES loading time is enough to make a cup of coffee before the round, I love it
NEVER!!! SEGA IS BETTER!!
@@alexbork4250 Interestingly, the american version loads faster than the japanese version.
I think the genesis version was a bigger game with 40Megs in comparison to the SNES version which had a 32Megs cartridge. Which is why the genesis version had a bigger screen and a few extras like more animation. SNES version i notice that still had more things moving on stages and looked more alive than the genesis version.
@@lsn7Up is down and forward is back right? Is HIV also healthy for people to spread around?
Many people can still debate which version is better, but in my opinion, Genesis version is better because it is not censored and has more data like sounds and graphics (look at the intro and the endings), unlike SNES version.
how the soundchip of the snes was build, was one of the best though, it was pretty much sample based, most of the games had 16bit sounds but was downgraded to 12bit to save space. also many said it was a pain in the ass to create music, Tim Follin a mastermind of its own, stated it was like hell and he did the soundtrack for the game Plok, even Miyamoto was shocked how good it sounded so the game never really got promotion and it failed at that time. check Plok and you can see Rayman lol
The contortions you put your mind through to justify your position is hilarious. You will emphasize a few changed pixels or an extra frame of animation on an opening yet ignore all of the missing colors and color choices that look really off due to the technical limitations of the Genesis. Stop being ridiculous. Both versions play fine but the SNES version is clearly the winner in both graphics and audio.
SNES is missing quite a lot of animation across the board, Cammy looks broken while standing on SNES, Ryu intro is very stiff on SNES, plus so many sound effects are missing, not to mention the actual music is closer on MD. The SNES has a squeakyness to the overall sound quality.
On MD you have a great 6 Button controller to use. Also, true street fighter vets know the SNES dose not have ALL the possible combos like the arcade.
@@davidaitken8503 Well, yes, SNES beats Genesis by having more colors, but due to how SNES cartridge is smaller than those of Genesis (32 megabits on SNES vs 40 megabits on Genesis), some features were cut from SNES version. Announcer does not say "Round" and "Fight" (and, in some SNES versions, character names), and aside from intro animation being altered, some endings were altered as well, some with graphics reused from same or other endings (Balrog/Boxer's ending from SNES version, for example, uses podium from Ryu's ending), some use the "black bars and a fighter on Bison/Dictator's stage" (like Chun-Li's first part of her ending).
Genesis for an easy win.
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I love both versions, each one has pros and cons...the hacks made for the MD are the best though.
nah genesis wins hands down better colors, more sprites...
Hands down? There are actually less colors on the Genesis version. WAY less. This is a technical fact which is why the shading is worse on Genesis. Don't misunderstand me..I prefer the Sega version overall like you, but when it comes to color and shading, you have to face facts.@@user-jn4ih2sy7j
Say it louder, my friend! The Sega community is incredible, and definitely the Megadrive is the best by far when it comes to HACKS!
@@user-jn4ih2sy7j yeah aswell as load times being much faster, even though the mega drive version was better, they both bring back back good memories, the snes version was fun aswell. The Sega mega drive was slightly better in pretty much every game but the snes had some fun exclusives that you could only play on snes, same goes for the mega drive
I love how he plays well on SEGA Megadrive version!
He plays the same on both versions, the thing is, the CPU in SNES is harder than MegaDrive's.
@@ChristianCastle true notice in the 1st game 1st round lol
Sega genesis version has more fun too it that's why it's way better to play
@@ChristianCastle Harder...
MD 8 Mhz
SNES 3.58 Mhz
Md is a small arcade beast, SNES a toy console
@@mattecandini9066
SNES colour palette : 32,768
MD colour palette: 512
SNES Audio Channels: 8
MD Audio Channels: 6
SNES global sales: 49.1 million
MD global sales: 30.75 million
Literally the only advantage the megadrive had was a bit of a faster cpu, in all other area it was lagging behind.
BTW, the mega drive cpu speed was 7.6 mhz, I like how you managed to exaggerate it to 8mhz while keeping the snes one at its proper speed.😂😂🤡🤡
I preferred the Megadrive version. There was a lot of hidden details the SNES missed out on.
I was a little disappointed in the SNES version considering how good the originals were.
Thats because the Genesis cartridge have 40 meg. Not SNES.
@@daveshen0880 it's true.
SNES only had 32 meg.
megadrive and snes are missing the 3rd elephant on dhaslim stage honda stage water dont over flow in the spa on snes , megadrive the girls inthe background on balrog stage wearing the same bikini where the snes is more accurate to the arcade version also megadrive the moon dont move on ryu stage like it does on snes .
@@benjaminphilp720 True, but Megadrive had nice little features like the announcer talking a lot more.
The music playing through two rounds.
And for some reason I can't get enough of Zangief's theme on Megadrive lol.
@@StuartRyde-uu1txthe music playing continuously through two rounds on the Genny version is absolutely not a plus, especially since the music sounds like absolute ass.
Curti o novo visual dos vídeos, parabéns.
Joguei muito o de Super Nintendo
This game once again underutilizes the capabilities of the Mega Drive.
Those horrible black bars would not have been necessary since the Mega Drive can display a correct aspect ratio.
Furthermore, it has been demonstrated thanks to the Brazilian development scene that the sprites of the original arcade size could have been ported without problems (look for Rheogamer's demo of SF II or simply the port of Real Bout Fatal Fury Genesis which is even more demanding in animation detail and character size) without having to lose horizontal definition or having to increase the VBlank time to update tiles.
As for the video, I prefer the MD version. A 6 front button control brings you closer to the arcade experience, plus, playably, I always noticed a better response in the control. In addition, details such as being able to see 2 simultaneous cyclists in Chun-Li's level in the MD version give the sensation of having more vivid backgrounds.
it had to be a good port cause it used the biggest cart on genesis. if only they can fix
the sad low quality of the ost in the sega version of ssf2...rather have that then a few
more sprite animations. it takes down the experience a little. compared to sf2 champ
on genesis.
it is amazing what the homebrews show genesis could do tho with snk fighters too.
wish we had that back in the day. on genesis. it was possible to have near arcade
perfect sprites. hope to see a full games out of it soon... the alpha port for genesis
is also sick.
but other then that it is better then snes ssf2. if only the snes version played more like
turbo on snes tho. lol sf2 turbo the goat of 16bit street fighter.😁
SNES replicates colors and sounds of the arcade far more closely than Genesis does (hardware limitations for which there was no workaround). That is what makes SNES version much more nicer overall IMO.
@@kamranki The sound on the SNES is muffled and its melodies barely last 90 seconds due to lack of space and limited memory of the SPC700 (That's why they reset every round). The missing vocals are also noticeable. The sound on the Mega Drive is more faithful as it shares an FM chip from the same family that has CPS-1, not to mention the forcefulness with which it is appreciable from the blows made on the Sega console. Whether it's closer or closer to what the arcade version shows in colors is really irrelevant if the control and fluidity don't go along with it.
The limitations are found in Nintendo's machine where it would be impossible to support sprites and animations carried directly from the arcade unless the size of the black bars increased. And not to mention the resolution that limits it at all times and of which there is no other solution that we see it: Small characters to maintain the original distances between the arcade characters. A port for MD using its capabilities would be impossible to bring to the SNES due to hardware limitations.
@@kamranki What I'm talking about is that if the game had been programmed taking into account the capabilities of MD, a game would come out that was much more faithful to the arcade in practically every sense and unattainable in its counterpart on the Nintendo console due to technical limitations (as already showed Rheogamer and his Brazilian friends).
Personally I prefer the melodies shown in the Mega Drive version, much closer to those of the CPS-1 board. Whether you think the SNES version of this game is better is just another opinion, I prefer good playability, fluidity, control response, speed, shorter loading times, over color. Which for me, makes the Mega Drive version "much nicer overall"
@@kamranki tell me you don't know what you're talking about, without actually saying it... Genesis for the win!
There a few background differences I noticed for the first time. Guile's stage the plane and the distant background are seporate. You can see when the screen scrolls up they scroll different speeds. The Sega port is one background.
I also noticed on Sagat's stage, on the Nintendo, Buddha statue shadow is part of the line scrolling foreground, so it's perspective changes, Sega it's stagnant.
If you look at it in Guile's stage both versions have 2 background planes. The scrolling difference in SNES is more exagerated and in Genesis it's more subtle but it's there.
@@albertmas3752 I was trying to look but couldn't notice it on my phone. The scrolling up and down is quite obvious on the Nintendo.
@@StRoRo What's really strange as you mentioned is Sagat's stage. It's so weird to have the fixed shadow in Genesis while on SNES it's completely dynamic. At 1st I thought that it might be memory related but the Genesis version uses a higher capacity cartridge.
Also notice Ryus stage,has moving moon. Cammys stage has more animation on the sky effect. And Vegas stage starts with the iron cell door closing down. So Snes at least won on background graphics.
A musica do final do Bison no Mega Drive parece vinda do DarkStalkers e no SNES parece de Demons Crest.
Snes da um show nas músicas.
O que mais me deixa TRISTE é que na versão do SNES, não sei o motivo, as músicas deixam de tocar na troca do 1° para o 2° Round !!!
De resto, tirando a vantagem do SNES com relação as cores e ao som, as duas versões são obras primas que merecem sempre o máximo respeito !!!
não tem a voz do narrador tbm. É censurado, não tem sangue na face dos personagens, e tem varios finais com cenas cortadas.
é porque o SNES faz loading para carregar o outro round. O mega tbm faz um loading rapido e até engasga a musica por meio segundo, mas ela nao para. Como o loading no SNES demora mais, acredito q escolheram recomeçar a musica...
@@CurtindoAqueleDrama
Muito obrigado por responder !!!
Fico agradecido !!! ☺
Realmente essa questão da música chama bastante a atenção !!!
@@igorschirato2799É, certamente uma escolha estranha da Capcom, porque Fatal Fury Special, World Heroes 2, Gundam Wing, Art of Fighting 2, Power Instinct, Samurai Showdown, as músicas não para entre um Round e outro.
Mas pra época a gente não dava muita atenção pra esses detalhes, a gente ja ficava feliz de jogar sem gastar com fichas nos arcades.
I think by the time this version of SF2 came out, most people had moved on to other fighting games. I say this because while he OG version of SF2 for the SNES sold over six million copies, SSF2 sold less than half of that. There was a lot more competition to around by then.
it was also the 3rd version of the same game released in a little more than 2 years. Yes, there's more characters and content, but those who had already acquired the previous versions had no reason to buy this for a 3rd time.
Killer Instinct was released the next year and sold better
Back when they sold glorified DLCs as standalone games lol. Folks didn't wanna spend 3 times on the same thing.
There was talk they weren't even going to release it in Europe, and when it did come out it was in seriously limited numbers. It almost never shows up second hand, at least on the SNES, and I could build a throne out of the original SF2 carts I encounter on my travels.
Very cool seeing these side-by-side for the first time! For me:
- I think the characters look better, and stand out more on Sega.
- Backgrounds are mostly better looking on the SNES, esp Balrog's stage.
- The sound is a toss-up, what you might be feeling that day. Both systems have their musical merits across soundtracks and systems. Both have a lot of nostalgia for me and I'm glad devs still pull inspiration from this in modern games.
- Aside from obvious omissions/dev and producer choices I feel w/ the limited color palette but faster CPU on the Sega and far greater color palette and sound chip on the SNES you have a "limitations foster creativity situation" where each strikes an arguable equal balance to their respective strengths.
it appears that the console operates faster on Sega's side. Like the loading and framerate and activity seem to all be a little fastr on Sega than Nintendo. I'm not saying it's a LOT faster, but at least 3% faster? am I right or wrong?
E até hoje o braço da frente do Ryu durante a abertura da versão do SNES continua com um movimento a menos !!! Porém AMBAS as versões são igualmente excelentes, divertidas e de alto nível !!!
Mostra o poder dos consoles domésticos de 16BITS !!!
O cabelo tmb, quando ele vai preparar o hadouken.
No Super o kimono parece ser feito de acrílico, no Mega a roupa já possui um certo movimento.
Não é só o braço do Ryu não. Note que a roupa dele tem animação no Mega Drive e no SNES a roupa é totalmente estática.
até hoje? como assim? o jogo recebeu atualizações?
são duas boas versões. o do Mega é um pouco mais solto e tem sons de golpes melhores. Do super nintendo gosto mais das cores e das musicas.
Não só o braço mas a roupa de luta do Ryu na versão do SNES e totalmente parado mas as duas versões como você disse são excelentes valeu.
Genesis em RGB e quase igual e cores do que Snes (para fazer justiça), o som e um pouco melhor em snes (em alguns cenários), mas eu prefiro a fluidez do genesis y o controle de 6 botões que é mais fiel ao arcade...
O SNES com os botões de ombro também têm os seis botões.
@eduardorosa8532 but the layout on yhe genesis is the layout of the arcade
@@eduardorosa8532 Os gatilhos não são confortáveis ou distribuídos como os botões, até o controle do dreamcast tem variação arcade.
Queria saber onde que tá essa fluidez, que só fanboy do Mega Drive vê. Porque os combos e especiais saem tranquilamente em ambas as versões. Mas quando a pessoa diz que "o som do Snes só tá um pouquinho melhor", já nota o nível de Fanboyismo, sendo que o som tá muito superior nesse jogo.
jajajajjajazjajaj anda vete al optico hermano, y que te enseñe la mierda de colores que tiene la megaonce.
Hm.Both versions are good.I own both,but I honestly prefer the genesis version.reasons being: I like the layout of the 6-button genesis controller more,there's an option to fight all 16 fighters in arcade mode,i actually prefer some of the music in the genesis version (Cammy and Fei-Long,amongst a few other themes) and the fact that in VS and Tournament Mode,they actually announce the fighter's names.But,once again,this is my OWN personal preference,and everybody has theirs.
Cammy stage soundtrack is perfect.
On the Genesis version i like Ryu´s stage theme, Fei Long´s stage theme, T Hawks´s and Dee Jay´s are also not bad, but overall the Snes version has better soundtracks specially Cammy´s stage is so much better on the Snes (both Super Famicom and Snes versions)
@@ShadowPriestBear Specially the Snes/SFC versions. I think the Genesis version from this music is one of the weakest.
The opening used to get me so hyped!
I used to be a huge Nintendo fanboy, but in retrospect, seeing how they pushed the much older Genesis hardware is really impressive.
SNES tem cores e som mais próximas do Arcade, porém o gameplay do MD é melhor, ambas são ótimos ports 16bit da Capcom Play System 2!
Let just bring out the obvious: The Sound is a disgrace on the Genesis soundchip! Especially when the previous SF2:CE sounded way better.
In the Ryu intro, He has more animations in the Genesis version but more colors in the SNES version. The Genesis version also runs a higher resolution & is less censored.
1st stage - The SNES version has a scrolling sky & extra background layer.
2nd stage - I like the more vibrant colors on the Genesis than the SNES version.
3rd stage - The SNES has more animations on the background. the Aurora in the sky looks like half the frame rate on the Genesis.
4th stage - The portrait on the wall looks a little more detailed in the SNES version, not much of a major difference.
5th stage - very minor difference again, the colors look slightly more vibrant in the Genesis to me.
6th stage - it's hard to see with the jet in the way, but if you look close enough there are Tree's in SNES version while Genesis version is just green pixel lines. Also people in the background has more colors in the SNES version.
7th stage - People in the background in the Genesis version has faster animations.
8th stage - very minor difference again, just different coloration.
9th stage - on the middle sign it says NIN NIN HALL on the Genesis & GOLDWIN on the SNES, also the Top Right & Top Left signs have different colors on both systems, & the 2 ladies in the background are wearing 2 different colors on the SNES while they're the same on the Genesis.
10th stage - the 2 ladies in the middle have different colors. The SNES version also has lighting animations.
11th stage - Buddha & the platforms has slightly different colors. other than, minor differences.
Final stage - the building in the background is Orange & Green on the Genesis, but Red & Green on the SNES. Also the Statues on the SNES version has more colors.
Bison Ending - Genesis version Bison has facial animations & a layered background. SNES version Bison looks like he locked his jaw. But you do get some nice SNES effect going.
Every difference is because the megadrive version plays on 40mbit and the supernes on 32mbit.
Funny, the Genesis version feels like it has HDR turned on....
The SNES version seems to have better contrast to it, you know deeper blacks and colors!!
Like a lot of games, the SNES version has more colors, the Genesis version is displayed in a higher resolution.
@@TheMikeMan777 no Genesis way more contrast. even black and white tv's have contrast.
@@markauer8662 Actually, they're at exactly the same resolution.
actually its the other way around, when you turn on HDR on the monitor it displays more colors , so the colors are more subtle . if you look at the genesis you can tell its fewer colors ,look at the background where you see gradients, since the Geneiss has less of a color pallet it uses fewer colors and shading so certain colors pop since its less in between colors .. while on the NES colors are more gradually and subtle especially in gradients because it uses more colors. hope this helps
Back then my friends and I from school who played the street fighter 2 arcade cabinet after school and had mini tournaments, we all agreed that the Genesis version was as close to the arcade in terms of how quick you can perform all the special moves. We also agreed the SNES version was prettier but that's about it.
What do you mean by "how quick you can perform all the special moves"? Is there input lag on the SNES or something?
@@madspunky SNES games as a rule tend to feel more sluggish than their Genesis counterparts. This game is noticeably punchier on Genesis.
@@SeveredLegs Perhaps because the sound chip wasn't as loud?
@@madspunky the sound chip isn't the problem because other Sega Genesis games are plenty loud. This one definitely was always very quiet on any TV that I've ever used. It's below average sound for sure, but my claim is that the overall experience with the gameplay is so much better than any other option, that you can just deal with it. Obviously if they were able to get the sound to a higher level and fix the voice samples like some of the patches have done since then, it would be an A+++ game. But the other games that are comparable to this one have bigger problems, so it still makes it the best. If I'm being super nitpicky I'd even still rather play this one than the arcade version of the game, if only because in versus mode you can pick different characters each time.
Is there a way to check to see if the SNES version had more than 4 frames of input lag (the amount the arcade had)?
@@SeveredLegs
I noticed the music continues between Round 1 and 2 like it does in the arcade, on the MD/Genesis port. Also, like other mentioned, it actually has the announcers saying "Round 1/2/3 etc."
While the voices are obviously clearer on SFC, some of them are cut short for some reason, like the elephants trumpeting in Dhalsim's stage, or Mike Bison's infamous "Oaaa" when he does his Dash punches.
Both versions were amaizing, but I give a slight edge in the graphics department to the SNES because of the smother color transitions and slightly bigger character sprites. In terms of gamplay, I always felt that both were equally responsive but playing this with the Genesis 6 button pad is pure perfection. Sound is better on the SNES. You can't go wrong with either version, but at the end of the day I always preferred the Genesis version because of that 6 button controller layout. Having the all six buttons on the face of the pad was perfect for SF and the Dpad was also better than the SNES controller.
Great minds think alike. I couldn't agree with ya more 😎
Sega genesis is better Blast processing 😊
Sprites sizes are the same. SNES version is cropped.
@@Demon_Curse the genesis has more sprites
@damin9913 more sprites, more animation. The Gen can actually handle bigger sprites, but Capcom just reused the smaller SNES sprites, which is why they appear small against the uncropped backgrounds.
1. SNES seems more challenging. The AI blocks and counters every Psycho Crusher attack. The Mega Drive version looks more of a push over.
2. I prefer the Genesis 6 button controller. The D-Pad is better suited for directional inputs. Not to mention I like button layout. There is something about using the left trigger for attacks that seem off putting.
3. Not use to seeing M. Bison as Vega.
sega had like 3 different consoles that generation. if you just go with the original ones snes would win all the time. the original sega controller only had like 3 buttons. gtfo😂😂snes had the better games plenty of them. the snes never upgraded there was no snes 2 its still was better.
@@final_boss1715he meant the 6 button controller on genesis.and i agree with him.Playing this with a damned snes controller does feel pretty crappy in comparison
@@Neo_Shadow_X snes didnt need upgrade because the snes was already great. graphics were terrible on the orignal sega. snes had all the great games sega was trash. 6 button controllers didnt come out till later on. you sega boys were stuck on 3 buttons .😂😂
@@final_boss1715 i ain't no dumbass fanboy like you.i deal with both snes AND sega.you sure do be on that snes fanboy pony train tho,don't ya?
@final_boss1715 only a fanboy such as yourself would make an illogical statement like that 🤣🤣🤣
I notice you have an image of a modern-day 8BitDo third party 6-button wireless controller below the Genesis version, so why can't you at least have something like the C&L Championship Joystick as the third party controller image below the SNES version?
I understand the default SNES controller is so good that it can stand on its own against basically any Genesis controller both first and third party and old and new, but, if you're going to allow random third party controllers that would enhance the experience even further, there's simply nothing better for playing Street Fighter II on either of these systems than the C&L Championship Joystick for SNES.
It might help to have the same controller conditions for each system, which is either the default controller (that would be the Genesis 3-button pad and the SNES standard pad) or allow both versions to use the best controller available for them equally.
I had both versions growing up. Both were excellent ports, but for me, the SNES one is the better of the two by the narrowest of margins thanks to its cleaner sound, better enemy AI and more detailed backgrounds.
I can’t help but wonder how a PC-Engine version of Super SFII would have turned out, had Capcom decided to make one.
The MSDOS version was arcade perfect.
@@Scorpion24 The fighters from PC version aren't proportional, but the musics are best!!
SNES was censored, how is that better for the consumer🤔😂
Ce jeu est meilleur sur megadrive. Jouer aux 2 versions vous comprendrez. Graphisme vitesse animation son gameplay tout est mieux sur megadrive sur super street fighter 2. 40 mb la plus grosse cartouche megadrive de l'époque. Une légende sur votre 16 bits sega. Je ne revenderais jamais le mien. J'y joue encore très souvent.
Sans compter l'animation du kimono de Ryû dans l'intro ! Je l'avais à l'époque acheté sur SNES à sa sortie, mais bien plus tard je l'ai eu sur Mega Drive. Et là, une révélation. Dommage que le son ne soit pas meilleur.
@@RetroGamingSpirit oui c'est vrai le son est le point faible de ce jeu sur la megadrive. Néanmoins les bruitages des coups donnés sont percutants. On s'habitue aux voix et aux musiques. N'oubliez pas le fameux round one fight que la snes n'as pas sur sa version super. On mettre une étoile de plus pour la vitesse. On peut affronter les 16 personnages un après l'autre. Sur snes c'est 12 max. Ce jeu sur megadrive c'est une bombe il faut le reconnaître. C'est une évidence. Avec sa manette 6 boutons placés à l'avant c'est jouissif de placer les combos. Aucun de mes amis ne me bat sur ce street fighter. J'y joue depuis 1994. Les quart de cercles et stratégie pour gagner sont le fruit d'une expérience de longue date. Merci capcom merci sega.
@@joelgeneve537 Oui un vrai plaisir.
J’aimerais un remaster comme pour Street Fighter II’. Il y en a mais aucun ne parvient il me semble à corriger efficacement le son. Il paraîtrait que ce jeu feinte en utilisant des pistes en commun pour les musiques et les bruitages, ce qui rend délicate toute modification. Enfin, si j’ai bien compris
When Special Champion Edition for the Genesis and Turbo for the SNES went head to head, it was a lot closer. They still had tradeoffs, but it was much more of a competitive comparison. Super, on the other hand? That was when I saw the SNES pulling ahead. Look at the sky, for example, in Guile's stage at 10:20. See how the blending of the blue color is so much smoother in the Super Nintendo? You can clearly see the banding on the Genesis version as it hits that 64 color limitation. Also at 5:58 on Cammy's stage, look at the color blending and movement of the northern lights. It's so much smoother and more subtle on the SNES, while it looks like neon street signs on the Genesis. And obviously, the audio presentation was clearly in the SNES' favor now.
Of course, at the end of the day, almost no one cared if the Super Nintendo had more color or that the Genesis had a few more frames in the Ryu intro animation. Someone might remark on how lousy the voices were on the Genesis, but then they'd forget all about it as soon as Start was hit. It was still Street Fighter II and you'd have a blast playing it on either system.
I've already tried both versions myself, and I've always found MD to be superior, content wise, the additional 8 mb pay. It lacks a couple of effects that are inexplicably absent, like cammy stage wavy sky or ryu stage scrolling moon, but other than that, megadrive is better, despite Capcom's flagrant preference for Nintendo 😅
How is it better? You provide absolutely zero reasons why it is better. It sure as hell doesn't look or sound as nice and I've played both versions and have concluded they play the same.
A wavy sky on Mega Drive would imply wavy mountains, because the sky and the mountains are on the same background layer. And in Ryu's stage, I prefer still clouds than a scrolling moon.
@Katz2009 in megadrive you can use line interrupts to change the position of the clouds and have a wave effect while the mountains remain intact, all in a single plane in Cammy's bg, as for the scrolling moon, it can be done, perhaps with sprites, anyway, it was a bit of nit picking 😅
As for the reasoning behind my choice, I've already given plenty: 8 million bits more content. If I haven't added anything else is because the rest is essentially the same. But the additional graphics and sounds make a more complete experience in megadrive, from my point of view.
@@santitabnavascues8673 You're assuming 100% of that extra storage was used which is an incredibly ignorant view to have. You also pretend that you're comparing apples to apples when you are comparing apples to oranges. A miniscule number of extra frames might make a difference if you ignored the fact that the 99% of the frames shared between the two games look inferior on the Genesis. Less colors and worse color choices available on the hardware is too much of a downside that an isolated extra frame on Cammy's standing animation can't really compensate for.
I appreciate the boost in the sega but have to love the old school feel of snes
A dúvida maior é o que eles falam em japonês após os combates. As frases são todas diferentes em ambos os consoles.
I don't get why the colors are off, the backround left there is lighter grass in the genesis, where there seems to be dry grass in the snes. why change that?
Probably due to the available color palette of the Genesis. The sega console only had a 512 color palette and out of that it could only display 64 at a time. I believe the SNES had a palette of 32,000 colors and could display 256 at the same time.
SNES was hampered by censorship, 🤔😂
@elultimobastion6569 Depende del juego y de la escena. El primer Donkey Kong Country casi llega a los 256 colores en la primera escena del juego. Otros juegos como Killer Instinct sobrepasan los 400 colores en pantalla en la escena de Raptor, Bahamut Lagoon también suele pasar de los 400 colores en pantalla en algunas escenas,
@@jak_1894 What censorship? The only hint of censorship is the blood splash in the versus screen from red to pink. Is there anything else that is censored?
Just nostalgia,my godness its so good!!!
Loading time on a cartridge is crazy lol. That's definitely a plus for the Genesis over the slow loading of thecSNES between fights.
They are both cartidges
I know the genesis version has less colors and background animations, but for some reasons i prefer it to the snes
Maybe that is because you are the same TROLLBOT program that already made several other comments that all basically say, "I know the SNES version has this or that, but I still like the Mega drive version better for reasons I never actually say".
@@davidaitken8503 I know the genesis version has less colors and background animations, but for some reasons I prefer
*Less colors and bad sound
If you owned both consoles then there was no real reason to play the Genesis version.
I didn’t realize they were so close😳
Gotta go with the Genesis on this one. Somee animation missing but gameplay was good, music was good and the colors actually look brighter than on the SNES.
The feeling of hitting the Genesis is similar to that of an arcade.
I 100% agree Genesis was closer to the versions we got at the arcade... why I went Sega that gen 💁🏻♂️
@@noahgraeme sega had like 3 different consoles that gen. if you just go with the original ones snes would win all the time. the original sega controller only had like 3 buttons. gtfo😂😂
@@final_boss1715 you are comparing a console developed in the 1988, published in the 1989 with a console with a console published in the 1990 by a company that had close relationship with capcom since the famicom. the only downfall i see is that capcom audio driver used by capcom on the megadrive is awfull. thanks to pyron to have fixed these titles years later.
What do you mean it's closer to the arcade? Frame data and hit boxes are the same for both versions. Do you mean the sound? @@noahgraeme
@@madspunky Color gradience, audio sometimes... typically Sega makes arcade games or used to... it's a closer feeling to an arcade game.
An SF2 mod for the Genesis version came out recently, I'm sure everyone will know exactly what I'm talking about but the name escapes me at this precise moment. Anyway, I do believe that it might just provide the best way to play SF2 on a 16-Bit console. Of course it wasn't the version that was available to gamers back in the early 90s.
I was a SNES kid back then, I NEVER would have admitted this in a million years at the time, but the Megadrive version has it's advantages for sure.
I didn't think I would say that for this particular game, but I'll take the higher resolution image of the MD over the higher color depth of the SNES. It just looks crispier on the MD.
They should occasionally switch to a full screen of just one of these at a time so you can more easily see just how bad the lack of color looks on the Genesis. More problematic however is that some colors just seem off from what they should be because those color options don't exist on the Genesis. Obviously this can be a problem on certain stages and characters more than others.
The dithering on the MD is clearly visible in this video. Scaling up the image and going full screen, would decidedly hurt the SNES version more because of its low resolution.
The MD is overall better looking, though the SNES does look better in a few stages. @@davidaitken8503
I dont get the whole higher resolution thing really. Both versions use exact same sprites. Connect both consoles to an old CRT and see side by side. SNES's extra colors does make it look more attractive.
The resolution gap is stark. The sprites are lower resolution, and visibly so. It's true of every single SNES VS MD games. Not only that, SNES games are stretched horizontally. @@kamranki
@@wordsshackles441 "Stark"? Give me a break. Most people never noticed or cared that there was a few extra lines on the sides of the screen on the Genesis. The only way we even knew something was different was when a game that was originally made for the Genesis was lazily ported to the SNES, the characters looked a little bit wider. That was literally it. The resolution looked basically the same because it is basically the same. The image quality on the Genesis looked worse for many players for the simple fact that it was the SNES, not the Genesis, that was the first console that shipped with AV composite cables giving it a much better image. You are either a lying TROLLBOT or just incredibly ignorant.
Vega instead Bison ?
Japan specific.
Mega drive (genesis) version which i still own is sharper, ,more vibrant and colourful.
The snes has the voice clarity samples however
But really there wasn't much in it back then or now!!
A great conversion of possibly the most iconic and influential fighting games ever
Its certainly my favourite of ALL TIME
A abertura com menos frames, tela com campo de visão menor, sem a voz do narrador, as musicas não dão continuidade entre os rouds, tem varias imagens, frames e telas cortadas com quase todos os personagens nos finais. E como de costume, o sanguinho é censurado, não tem sangue na face dos lutadores após a batalha e a cara de alguns fica menos desconfigurada. Mas como o video é sombre o gameplay, ele é inferior tbm ao mega. Essa é a versão do snes... como sempre inferior ao megão.
Engraçado é que o MK2 do Mega que retiraram praticamente toda a narração é um lixo, ja o Super Street do Snes que veio tbm sem narração nenhuma, so sobrou os países, é bom... kkk
@@LeoStrife E sem contar tbm o UMK3 do snes que retiraram nada mais nada menos que 4 cenarios do jogo e sem contar que um dos cenarios contem mortal do cenario que é do metro... ou seja o jogo deixa ainda de ter um mortal diferente. Mas ai pra esse povo só o mortal 2 que conta
@@Devilhelll verdade, sem contar que os hacks do mega drive são mais superiores ainda 😂. 80 megabits.
As versões caseiras de Umk3 e Ssfc e no genesis é ponto😂, controle de 6 botões e som arcade 😂😂😂
blz, chama ai o Top Gear 2, Sunset riders e Rock and Roll Racing só pra gente ver umas diferenças
I always preferred Street Fighter on Genesis versus snes. Especially wants you realize certain things aren't like the arcade on the snes. Genesis version has less colors, but more responsive controls. That six button Genesis controller was also a gift from god.
As diferenças são que no super os sons das vozes e músicas são melhores e os gráficos são mais coloridos e bonitos com alguns cenários tendo mais animações, como é o caso da aurora boreal no cenário da Cammy, no mega não tem censura, é um pouco mais rápido, a tela é um pouco mais alta e tem algumas animações a mais na abertura e em alguns personagens, pelo conjunto da obra eu acho a versão do mega mais agradável para se jogar, mas a versão de super foi a que eu joguei na época, até hoje não compreendo o porque de terem tirado a narração de início de round no super, foi a coisa que mais me incomodou nessa versão.
Realmente a aurora boreal foi o mais perceptível no Mega
Not a big diff, but I suspect the loading time on the SNES and the less voice are a result of the smaller ROM capacity (iirc., the SNES version is 32 Mbit, while the Genesis is 40).
gostei mais das cores e da definição vista nos cenários do MD.
nos personagens tb. porém gosto mais de olhar os personagens no SN.
sons e música é SN. mas, achei interessante as músicas no MD tocarem sem interrupção entre os rounds. no SN elas recomeçam a cada novo round.
Não existe isso de mais definição. É um grande mito. Ainda mais jogando num tv de tubo com cabo AV. E esse jogo tá funcionando na mesma resolução em ambos.
@@JonBR-622 kk não distorce a realidade. Mega sempre teve mais definição, tela do mega é um pouco maior nesse jogo mesmo tendo a mesma resolução, olha a nitidez nas curvas dos personagens, nos estágios os pisos de madeira, azulejo de chão, azulejo de fundo, tijolos et cetera... mega drive é bem mais nítido, e o Super Nes é meio, um pouco, embaçado, fato. Mundo inteiro de especialistas na área sempre souberam que mega drive sempre teve mais definição e velocidade que o Super Nes, fato, e contra fatos não há argumentos.
Gotta hand this particular one to the megadrive. Snes version was a half effort cash in where the megadrive version actually improved on it's previous installment.
Nossa! como são diferentes as versões!! o MD tem mais frames de animação até na abertura e o jogo parece mais liso, já o SNES tem vozes melhores. Outra vantagem do MD era seu controle de 6 botões que era mais apropriado para o layout do Street.
Quem já tinha Mega Drive antes do lançamento de Street Fighter, Era obrigado a comprar separadamente o controle de 6 botões, isso vocês não mencionam. E se for para comprar separadamente, o SNES também tinha controles com layout arcade.
@@JonBR-622 Verdade, não falei sobre, pois considerava de conhecimento de todos. Mas o controle de 6 botões do Mega era mais do que um controle alternativo com layout diferente, ele adicionava uma nova jogalidade, que foi usada por vários títulos. Um comparação melhor seria a do Dual Shock para PS1.
Ryu always looked meaner in the intro on the Genesis. Music wise I go with the SNES but the overall control and gameplay I go with the Genesis version hands down.
They did a good job with the limited 64 colors on the genesis. Id thought the snes should have done better with its 256 but maybe it was a quick release and didnt bother making it better, they used dithering on snes where i feel the snes could of done a smooth gradient etc
Not all graphics modes supported 256 colors. Tons of snes games never have anything close to 256 on screen at the same time.
@@gamesandplanes3984 I guess that those consoles have a global palette like VGA on PC. So there is a hard limit. Already on Amiga you could have 64 colors on the background and then 15 colors for each of the four sprites. So 128 colors on screen. And then comes copper.
Now with 32 sprites on the SNES and this DMA thingy for the background similar to copper.
What an astonishingly good job for the genesis considering it could only do around 60 colors to the SNES. The sprites suffer on the backgrounds, but the player sprites are really well done.
A versão do snes é ótima, porém fico com a do mega, justamente por conta da jogabilidade que é perfeita. Valeu!
I think maybe the Snes had a little bit more detail but the colours are better and bright on the mega drive version, they were both great either way
The MD has the better game on BOTH SF2T and SSF2. Back in the day real street fighter vets knew the full range of combos was only available on the MD. Add the 6 button controller to that mix and its a wrap.
Winner Sega 👏
Why did you use the 8bitdo controller as the graphic for this video?
SNES Introduced the shoulder buttons I forgot 🫣
Becouse the cartrige on Sega+6B controller cost less then the outrages price of 89.99£ my mother pay for SF2 cartrige on Snes . Also sega console come out 2 years before Snes when 3 controller was enough for all games. Live sega rest in pace mate is a old console out from game industry and admit Sega was better.
@@iulianispas8634 Sega definitely had the better titles and audio I didn’t purchase snes until it was bundled with Zelda
@@904KenFolk Still own my snes for donkey kong games and the epic underated killer instinct .
@@iulianispas8634 definitely killer instinct. I also enjoyed Clay fighters. And F-Zero. But was one of the Sega genesis 32X Sega Cd stacked guys. Saturn after and Dreamcast. Sega consumer to the end of there reign.
@VCDECIDE only used two buttons in this playthrough. At least map the SNES attacks to use the face buttons instead of the shoulder buttons.
I would always map light/heavy attacks to the face buttons. And medium attacks to the shoulder buttons since I used them less frequently. I loved the SNES controller for this game. It's still one of the best controllers ever made for a console. Most modern controllers adopt a similar button layout. I never liked the Genesis controller all that much.
Genesis隨然顏色和音效比SFC差一點，但是Genesis玩起來比SFC還要流暢，不像SFC玩到會卡卡的會變成慢動作（就像SFC 的Final Fight一樣），
所以，我推薦Genesis的
Street Fights和
Super Street Fights~
Como sempre, a superioridade do SNES nas cores e no áudio é evidente. É preciso destacar que a versão do Mega tem 40Mbit e a do SNES tem 32Mbit.
O Mega fez muito bem na parte das músicas. Basta ouvir para ver as diferenças e perceber que as do Mega se nota os tons instrumentais
Na epoca muitos falavam que a versão de snes era melhor pq a do mega tinha as vozes muito roucas, mas atualmente podemos ver q as musicas do snes são extramamente estridentes isso incomoda muito mais. Pra mim a versão mega drive com as vozes de Malboro é melhor rsrs
Mega Drive tem vozes roucas, SNES tem vozes extremamente abafadas. Aí é por preferência mesmo.
@@burnermanx As músicas no Mega ficaram um pouco mais baixas mesmo. Poderia ter uma opção de aumentar o som ou não. As músicas do Mega são melhores, pois você percebe os toques certinhos
muito boa a versão pro Mega, talvez um pouco melhor que a do SNES. Quando comprei o SNES ele veio som Street Fighter, eu nem dormia esperando essa hora...mas deixou a desejar, ainda mais porque eu estava costumado com o Champion Edition de rodoviária (que saia 8 hadouken por vez).
A versão Mega teve 8mb de Rom a mais, acabou tendo a abertura sem corte de animações, tem muiito maia vozes como a narração dos nomes dos lutadores mantidas do Arcade, vários finais tiveram alguns cortes graficos no Snes, no Mega Manteve, além de um modo extra e maior velocidade no Mega. O Snes ganha na qualidade das vozes, mas perde nas músicas, que ficaram melhor no Mega pela proximidade do Yamaha com a CPS2, as músicas no Snes foram ate bem adaptadas, mas não são fiéis ao Arcade como no Mega. E sim, a jogabilidade no Mega é ligeiramente melhor, por último vc tem sensura com de praxe no SNES...
Is difficult to see the diferences. SNES usually has better colours, but in this version are very similar
The Genesis version is VERY impressive for a 2D fighting game on the genesis, looks far better than street fighter 2 and runs better than almost any fighting game on the system; the snes of course has better graphics and sound, and more animations, is better, the Genesis reached it´s peak in 1994, the snes in 1997
They're both so gloriously good
I have been looking for a place to put my suggestion.
Asuka 120% saturn vs ps1. They are almost totally different games with different affects and sprite work.
While I enjoyed both versions of this, I preferred the Megadrive version.
Incrível como essa vesao ORIGINAL de street para Mega Drive feito pela CAPCOM era podre e imunda, feita totalmente nas cochas e sem nenhuma qualidade proficional. Mas, felismente, Herois do cenário retro como LORD HIRYU, MASTER LINKUEY, e PYRON, nos presentearao com uma versao perfeita, tanto em graficos e cores, como em qualidade sonora, com vozes nitidas. Hoje sabemos que o mega driver e 100% capaz de fazer vozes nitidas. No MK1 Arcade Edition do MASTER LINKUEI, podemos notas as nitidas vozes do narrador anunciando as vitorias nas lutas, Simplesmente fenomenal, perfeito. Graças a esses talentosos programadores, Para o nivel de limitações da época que o Mega tinha, hoje, temos verções perfeitas desses jogos para o mega, e nao temos mais que suportar as terriveis, e, ultrpassadas gualidades graficas e sonoras destes jogos do passado. O Mega podia fazer MUITO MELHO do que fazia na época. Hoje isso é fato.
Snes melhor com certeza! Que saudade dessa época!
That blast processing had the Genesis version loading a lot faster lol
Less color and 8-bit audio = less stuff to process.
To make a time record then Genesis would be better
Sega genesis is a way faster version
@JonBR-622 that's not how loading works. The SNES version is cropped, missing animations, and due to the slower processor, has more input lag and slow down.
No existe ningun procesamiento explosivo es una mentira jajajaja
Prefiero la versión Génesis o Mega Drive, tiene mejor control, mas animaciones, mayor fluidez, mas velocidad, mejor respuesta del mando, mas modos de juego y mejores músicas.
Un Saludo 🖖🦁
Os tons das músicas são melhores no Mega do que no Snes. Os do Snes lembram sons polifônicos. Além disto a música continua de um round para o outro no Mega, o que mantém o hype da luta
Piada? Quem lembra sons polifônicos é justamente a versão do Mega Drive. O áudio é muito pobre, ruim, estridente. Até o Sega Lord X reclamou.
É um dos piores áudios que existem essa versão do Mega, un monte de barulho aleatório. Meu Deus, o que é aquela música do Sagat? Uma atrocidade. A versão do Snes, no quesito áudio, está anos luz a frente.
@@JonBR-622 Algumas músicas são melhores no Snes, como esta do Sagat. Agora Ryu, Ken e Fei Long são melhores no Mega
@@JonBR-622 concordo com você mas na jogabilidade o genesis é melhor
@@fabiojuniooliveira6862 Oloco, a do Ken e Ryu ficam muito melhores no SNES, sem esse esse som estridente de fundo e um grave de maior qualidade
In the 90s i play both because i have the two consololes. Snes was far superior in visuals and sound, but genesis was smother. Now in 2024 i think the two were good but SNES wins in some areas and genesis in others. its A TIE. If you can only chosee one goes for the snes version.
Does any of these ports have the cps1 chains?
CPS1 Chains don't exist in super, the MD has them in SCE, only console port to have them.
Cps1's chain combo was a programming error, which Capcom corrected in the Super Street Fighter II version.
@JonBR-622 Sure, but they are part of the arcade gameplay. Combos, in general, were a programming bug.
The SFC ver voice seems to play faster than the arcade original. and HP bar design in the Mega Drive version is the same as the arcade original.
SNES sound was so superior.
The SNES has nicer graphics and animations with, among other things, more parallaxes, although the Megadrive displays more vivid colors in a better resolution. The music is more beautiful on the SNES, but the digitized voices sound more muffled. Nintendo's censorship regarding blood is noteworthy. The Megadrive's processor allows four turbo levels, compared with three on the SNES. Last but not least, as you can see from the picture, the Megadrive controller offers much better gameplay thanks to its six buttons and directional pad.
Loved the genesis version
Wait, M. Bison is erroneous named Vega. Was this a hack to get to play him?
I remember playing both version back in the day I find the genesis version better because of the controller layout, it is much easier to pull off combos and special moves making the game more fast-paced than the SNES.
It seems that both game ports are very close to each other. The final choice is a matter of taste.
SNES: much better sound quality, with voice and sound effects similar to the original game. It also has a much better color depth, allowing subtle image effects in the background that the MD/Genesis port doesn’t show. Animation frames are missing and the game feels laggy at some instances.
MD/Genesis: much more fluid animation and overall game speed. The color depth is not as good as in SNES, but this aspect is compensated by a higher contrast/ definition of the color palette. The sound is awful, with complete voice captures and sound effects missing.
In both ports the backgrounds/scenery seem well implemented, player frames are about the same sizes and despite the larger screen resolution of MD/Genesis compared to SNES, both ports seem pretty similar.
I would try anyone, but the bad part is that the Sega port only plays well IF you have a 6-button controller. This is a non-standard feature compared to the normal SNES controller that allowed plug-and-play without add ons. This difference could be a game changer for some people
Even though for many Americans Genesis is far better console despite inferior graphics and sound quality compared to the Snes. However by the mid 90s Genesis was showing it's age while the Snes was pushing itself to near 32 bit style gaming and near arcade levels. Games like Mk2 and super street fighter 2 shows how Snes was far superior than the Sega Genesis with the mid 90s approaching.
I disagree. Mid 90's had a Genesis game renascence. America had a slump of Genesis of game quality a little after the SNES release with a few notable exceptions (e.g. Sonic Series, Streets of Range 2, MK, EA Sports titles). It looked like Sega of America didn't want to bring attention to the locally made games instead bring out high quality Japanese games as well as put way to much focus into CD FMV games. Sega of America made games were lack luster (poor use of color and horrible music). Then by mid 90's a lot of quality Genesis games had a surge of great games coming out (Treasure series, Konami and Capcom games, even good SOA games like Xmen and Comic Zone). I knew a lot of SNES fans that became more interested in the Genesis in the end of the 16-bit era as the SNES games felt more cookie cuter (nice color and sound but the slow processor didn't allow much flexibility in game play). The only thing the Genesis felt limited on was later digitized graphic games like MK3 where the color pallet started to lag behind. IMO the only time SNES got close to 32-bit was SF2 Alpha that was achieved with a huge ROM size and the add-on S-DD1 chip.
It always bugged me that they took out the Round 1,2,3 Fight voice over from the SNES version.
It would've made sense if it's a SNES exclusive since it had "Super" in the title
What? You're joking right? That makes as much as saying that Superman games should've been exclusive to the SNES because there's Super in Superman.
That sound is very rough on the sega. Like their voices went through a cheesegrater. Also the backgrounds seem more detailed on the SNES (cleaner boat on Ken's stage, better aurora on Cammy's stage. The thing I would personally award the sega is the button layout.
owned both when they first came out. the genesis one was great with the 6 button pad....BUT...it just felt less premium. the graphics and sound, seemed like the great value version of the game.
Mega drive sem dúvidas nenhuma e melhor nem tem o Aduguem no início do Super Nitendo e sem brilho 😅 Mega Drive o melhor 🤩😱 SURREAL Upiiiiiiiiii 🌀 Vitória SEMPRE 🌀
Olá. Eu tive as duas versões caseiras desse jogo. Tanto uma quanto a outra, possuem suas qualidades e defeitos, sem lançar nenhuma ou, quase nenhuma, comparação ao jogo lançado em 1993 nos Arcades.
O que sempre me pareceu é que, a versão de Mega Drive, sempre foi mais lenta, ao menos, essa era a minha sensação. Não pareceu uma versão pensada com mais carinho, como é a do Super Nintendo, que, na minha opinião ganha, pela qualidade de som e gameplay.
Abraço e #keepcalmandpressplay
Nobody talks about the insane difference of resolution between the 2 versions ?
Fullscreen on MegaDrive and low-resolution on Super Famicom for all the menus and presentation...
The CPU of the Super Famicom is way too slow to run the game at the same resolution the MegaDrive is able to do..
Even ingame, the vertical resolution is slightly bigger on the MegaDrive
INSANE !
It was better if Genesis/Mega get fullscreen on gaming (Fight!!!). Error from Capcom
@@fabiojuniooliveira6862
You take the problem the wrong way my friend...
Capcom HAD TO ADAPT the MegaDrive version to what the SNES was able to deliver...
Otherwise, they were ready to draw more tiles to fil the screen...
Little reminder : SNES resolution 256x224, MegaDrive resolution 320x240.
Look at which version sold more.
@@SomeOrangeCat Sell more isn't the same as be made with quality
@@fabiojuniooliveira6862 Word of mouth was more powerful back then.
Both excellent ports. SNES obviously edges out the Genesis in graphics. I just can't with the Genesis sound in this port though. It's terrible. Almost ruins the game for me.
Did you not notice the intro? Ryu's movement on Genesis is better than SNES 🤪
@@daveshen0880 - yeah, because it has a few more frames of animation in that particular scene. But overall, the graphics look noticeably better on the SNES due to better color depth. The colors look better in the Ryu scene too.
SNES has slight better colors, the menu layout is better, and the letter fonts and shadowing are better. The SNES also has better sound selections (better audio chip) and better character shadowing. The SNES has the better backgrounds. The SEGA version sprites are less washed out and stand out more. I do think that the SEGA stage music is better compared to the SNES even lacking better sound. The SEGA shows the characters after battle as more "beaten up". I had the SEGA version, and my friend had the SNES version. I think the MAIN and only difference that matters is that the SEGA controller had only three buttons requiring you to get a six button controller to play this optimally.
The sound is much better on the SNES. That Sony chip made a huge difference. The Genesis’ audio was muddy in comparison, and even if the Genesis loaded faster, I can’t stomach the way it sounds like someone pouring water into my eardrums. I have a lot more patience for the SNES’s loading times, because the audio feels closer to the cabinet version.
both were okay in my book for their own reasons. genesis better controls. uncensored details via the lose screens , blood and endings. washed out colors , but a slightly better resolution. garbled but ACCURATE voices along with a complete announcer. sega loses on the music department sce did a WAY better job with the music. snes has bright colors and more detail on the stages. the sound is clear, BUT like the last two games, the voices are muffled and short and nothing like the ones from the arcade. plus some of the songs are hit and miss with that snes capcom twanging nonsense (ex dee jay stage, yuck). the gameplay is solid , but genesis edges it out for having more arcade accurate combos. plus the six button pad for genesis curb stomps the snes pad in regards to accuracy of the button layout and overall comfort. that is my feelings on both games and i like em both the purpose it has. to bring sf home to us
The 6 face button controller is why I picked Sega over SNES. I've always been a fighting game head. Even had some of the Cali legends, like Valle, try to get me to go to tourneys. The Genesis was far superior for fighters. Sega stuck by that through to the DC.
@@24framedavinci39 🎯 the front 6 button made the most difference in speed n execution 💯 a split sec in the fighting world decided many fates..
I loved sound and loading time on MD and graphic is comfortable on SNES.
The Genesis has better gameplay and i stand by that.
They play the same. Stop embarrassing yourself.
@@davidaitken8503 I mean by controller you troll fuck.
Sega Genesis/Mega-Drive fast CPU 7.6 MHz vs SNES slow CPU 3.58 MHz it does make sense MD version would play better vs SNES
unless SNES Super Street Fighter 2 is using SA-1 enhancement chip 10.7 MHz CPU
@@jasonlee7816 Wow. You TROLLBOTS are dusting off all of your old talking points. The clock speed on two completely different CPU's doesn't make a significant difference.
@@davidaitken8503My God get a girlfriend. It’s really not that serious.
Pra acabar com a disculção de qual é a melhor. É só almentar o quadro de animação que falta na abertura, da versão de SNES
Quer julgar um game de luta pela animação da abertura?
Isn't that a Saturn pad?
Yes and no
That’s what the Saturn pads looked like, but there was a 6 button genesis controller
I know they made a 6 button Genesis controller, but the one in the thumbnail looks like it has shoulder buttons
Estou vendo muitos comentários que fogem muito da realidade. Quem tem mais de 40 hoje e jogou no fliperama, nos emuladores em consoles sabe que, comparando essas duas versões, a do SNES é a mais próxima do original em jogabilidade, gráficos e som. O vídeo comparativo é bem bacana, reafirma algo que eu já sabia, que a versão da SEGA era bem inferior. Ficam meus parabéns para quem editou e publicou o vídeo!