Street Fighter II (Arcade vs SNES) Dual Longplay - Side by Side Comparison
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2023
- A Dual longplay of Street Fighter II between the Arcade and SNES (Super Nintendo) with the Ryu (main character of the SF2).
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- Technical data -
Full Game Name: Street Fighter II: The World Warrior
Alternative Name: Street Fighter II
Developer(s): Capcom
Publisher(s): Capcom
Release: 1991 (Arcade) 1992 (SNES)
Comparative Region: 60 hz
Genre: Fighting Game
Mode: Single-player/ Multiplayer (vs)
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Got my Street Fighter 2 SNES bundle Christmas 1992. I was 10 years old. Still to this day the happiest I’ve ever been lol.
And now you have 42 years old
Ha same mate. I was 13 at the time and hade best Xmas ever!
at the time this port was LEGENDARY
It’s a testament to how much can be pushed out of a system if there is a financial incentive to do so. Then you look at other arcade ports like Final Fight or Raiden Trad which were terrible but no surprise as they weren’t phenomenons like SF.
Still is but since all consoles now can handle arcade ports or more doesn't matter these days but back in the 90s if you didn't live near an arcade or something SFII and MK 2 for SNES were Godlike ports the next best thing honestly.
@@mikeg2491 the FF situation is weird cause FF 2 and 3 had features FF1 arcade had. And you'd think with FFguy they'd rectify FF but they got lazy and just swapped out I think cody.
@@mikeg2491, there some storys on the internet telling that Final Fight got the way it is on the SNEs because there was a low shipment or other problema with the memmory chips back then, they could get only 8 MB, and we got the terrible port of FF...
Other than sprite size, little bit of color, and some extra layers of parallax it's virtually identical. They really achieved a marvel here.
Posso até estar semdo influenciado pela nostalgia, mas para mim este foi um port muito competente e bem executado! E parabéns pelo vídeo de comparação! Como sempre, muito bem feito!!!!!!!
While the Genesis and PC Engine versions are competent and compete head to head with the SNES version, we have to acknowledge the bar could only be raised this high because the SNES version was so faithful. It looked, sounded and felt outstanding by the day. It was one of the first games to bring the arcade experience home without compromises. As a Genesis owner I spent around one year envying SNES owners until Capcom finally released a version for the Sega machine.
Well the Genesis and PC Engine version were ports of the SNES version in many ways and not arcade ports build from the ground up for those systems so I feel it would have been good to see what could have been.
My first snes game, bought it at release date. Jaw dropping port back then. Especially when coming from 8 bit sms.
16 bit
@@barneygreene7490 i think his saying his coming from sega master system which was an 8bit console
Jogar SF 2 num console doméstico naquele tempo era algo incrível demais, praticamente vc se sentia jogando num Arcade se levar e consideração as diferenças é claro. Bons tempos
Compensava ainda mais nos contras, altos "rei da mesa" com os amigos. Bancar uma ficha por surra nos flippers ficava pesado demais pro bolso!
Abraço!
@@cabelo75_slot80Isso isso, tinha os contras tb que a gente fazia de vez enquanto, mas no meu caso era só quando alugava o jogo pra jogar tanto sozinho quanto com os meus irmãos e os colegas e aqui da Rua, era bom pra carai e dava umas raivas tb hehehehe
@@cabelo75_slot80 Abraço bro
@@giovannimarcelodasilva768 Esqueci de mencionar esse detalhe, Giovanni... só alugando, isso se tivesse o cartucho disponível. Comprar esse Street quando lançou era caro (só tinha original e cotado em dólar) e ainda tinha o tal do ágio, porque geral queria comprar o game. Os sacoleiros do Paraguai fizeram a festa!!
Valeu irmão, abraço!!
@@cabelo75_slot80 Verdade, e aqui quando se achava pra comprar era a Fita pirata e obviamente era bem mais cara do que os outros jogos ou seja foi muito valorizado, e tb pra mostrar que era um dos jogos ou senão o mais cobiçado pelos jogadores na época, mas tb né Street Fighter foi febre dava pra entender os altos preços cobrados no jogo. E abração pra você também, tmj
You know, technological differences aside, the SNES port was really ahead of its time. Like, the developers really performed some real magic fuckery to optimize the game for 16-bit consoles.
Con 16 megas no se podía haber hecho un mejor trabajo,gran conversión.Un vendeconsolas exclusivo de Snes y uno de los mayores éxitos de la consola,un año más tarde llegó la Special edition para la Megadrive pero el daño ya estaba hecho.
no se podia exejir mucho recien venia saliendo el snes y recien aprendian a programar
Si muy buen trabajo con tan escasos recursos.
16 Megabits (Mb) = 2 Megabytes (MB)
CD Rom = 650 MB (MB)
True, but special champion edition was beloved by genesis owners tho
@@kingsavageson4879The Genesis still had no SF2 for an entire year. It also would have just gotten Champion Edition if it wasn’t for Capcom thinking the outsourced port was too trash to be released. Thankfully Capcom thought the port sucked and SEGA was pissed that they were going to be conned out of a SF2 Turbo port, so Special Champion Edition became the best home port of the CPS1 SF2s outside of the nearly 1:1 X68000 port of Dash, the revised Japanese version of Champion Edition.
Esse porte para a época foi excelente.
Acho que é um dos melhores portes de SNES, mas a Alpha 2 é maravilhosa, um verdadeiro milagre
Aí entra o fator que vc deixou claro: época de lançamento. O desenvolvedor em 96 já tinha mais experiência com o console do que aquele do início dos anos 90 trabalhando em SF2. Fazer um bom trabalho naquela época é muito digno de elogios. E olha que não faltou port ruim e jogo de luta original ruim naquele período hein.
sim kra, SFA 2 é perfeito pro console... gostaria de ver uma versão do SFA1 pra ele.. apesar de serem mto parecidos.. possivelmente nao teria o "temido" loading q tanto reclamam, ja q tem pouco chars e até mesmo poderia ser até um pouco mais rapido!
Yes Alpha2 was shockingly incredible on snes
FOI UM MILAGRE...JOGO TODO TRAVADO E LENTO. PREFIRO O 2 CLÁSSICO MESMO !!!
What a fantastic job! It was impressive back then and still is....
Both this and the Mortal Kombat 2 ports on SNES were insane (so was SF Alpha 2, as well; extremely impressive at the time).
I found out Alpha 2 came out on snes when I collected for snes in 2010, even at that time when I loaded the cartridge I was blown away, it's a very fun port too
Continue sempre com os seus videos amigo. Acompanho Você faz anos.
Considerando o quão pouco eles conheciam o hardware do SNES e o tanto de coisa que eles cortaram, esse port é um milagre...
snes venia empezando o saliendo al mercado es obvio los programadores recien descubrian la consola
Well said
The CPS1 original has more details because of higher horizontal resolution (384p on CPS1 vs 256p on SNES) and it's not letterboxed (every 16bit SF2 port has black bars above and below the screen, at least during the fights, so the vertical resolution is technically lower as well, about 190-200p, the CPS has the full 224p), but the colors look more defined on SNES. Side by side, the arcade's colors look a little faded and pale. It's even more pronounced in Super Street Fighter 2, the SNES port has far less colors than the original of course, but there is a better use of color on SNES. However, every 16bit home console port of the SF2 series is great, and they're still absolute worth to play!
Huh? Not sure what you're talking about - the SNES versions looks less "faded" because it can only display a fraction of the onscreen colors of the CPS-1 arcade board, so the arcade has a richer, more saturated look - it objectively has better colors on a technical level - the CPS-1 could display 4096 onscreen at once while the SNES could only display 256. Don't get me wrong, this is a very solid port considering the differences between expensive arcade boards and commodity home consoles, but it's still an obvious step back from the arcade original.
@@yellowblanka6058 sure, arcade may have much more colors on screen, but the game looks pale and to bright compared to the SNES port.
@@greensun1334 the arcade version is bright because the screens the game was displayed on would dim the colors, so the colors chosen for the arcade would be brighter to balance that out, similar to what was done for most GBA games. this is also why most ports of street fighter 2 look darker than emulated arcade footage
@@traumatizedgeworth I was just thinking about that as I read your comment, specifically the comparison between Super Street Fighter II for arcade and SNES. The colors on the arcade version are much brighter and more vibrant while they look more earth-toned on the SNES version
É só quem viveu pra saber o que era ter um fliperama em casa nunca me esqueci quando joguei contra o dono com o Blanca e ganhei assim que o jogo saiu muito foda!!!
Todo mundo jogava com o "monstro verde, lobisomem etc" e tentava morder o adversário 😁 era muito show. Eu já tinha visto SF2 em flipers só de longe, mas nunca tinha jogado. Joguei pela primeira vez no meu Snes quando meu primo trouxe o cartucho alugado. Bons tempos
Street Fighter 2 on SNES was really the first home port of an arcade game where in reality you still went to the arcade because you could practice combos and moves at home and still want to go to arcades to face people and test it all out. Prior to this in reality you got home versions of arcade games which were okay but it did the job. SF2 whole 1 v 1 against a real person changed that. The best for me. I have a soft spot for this version.
Essa versão em 92 foi extremamente bem recebida, um port muito competente, imaginem só, colocar o jogo inteiro em um cartucho de 16 mb, que era a memória usada na cps só para fazerem o ryu e o ken já era um grande mérito, ainda mais importante era que a jogabilidade estava fiel ao arcade! Foi a melhor experiência doméstica de street 2 que tivemos na época. A versão arcade era obviamente melhor tecnicamente, o mais influente jogo de lutas da história!
I really wonder what today's unlimited storage could produce on the Genesis or SNES. Especially if the SNES used the super FX chip 2
この比較が見たかった！ありがとう！！
Lembro na época do lançamento...
Caminhava por muito tempo só pra jogar esse port de Snes na locadora.
Era incrível!
Época inesquecível!
Foi o melhor port para videogame. Deu a impressão que não fizeram as pressas e tiveram tempo pra botar tudo o que foi possível numa interface inferior. Acho que a maioria dos jogos de luta no SNES não deixaram a desejar.
talvez um dos melhores portas já feitos na época, muito bom!
My First game for SNES, unbelievable masterpiece
port maravilhoso ! época de ouro dos games !!!
Great Port. SFII much like MK 2 for snes, was Godlike if you didn't live near an arcade.
Na minha opinião, o port mais incrivel foi do PC Engine pelas especificações do video game. Mas considerando é claro, falando de qualquer região. Quando falamos de Brasil, o Snes foi o melhor port deles. Pq se for considerar o Sharp X86000 é covardia, é onde fizeram o jogo.
Mas para video games para mim ficaria o PC Engine e unicamente no Brasil, do Snes pela dificuldade de tudo caber em um cartucho de 16mbit e tbm pelo milagre de ficar mto proximo do Arcade. Eu particularmente prefiro as musicas com a paleta de som do Mega, mas é incrivel o que essa versão do Snes fez antes (foi o primeiro né?). Durante o tempo que o Mega não lançou, eu ficava de pescoço torto qdo alguem tinha um Snes e o Street. Bons tempos, me lembro de ganhar no natal o cartucho do Street Fighter 2 de Mega e passar do dia 26 para o dia 27 jogando a noite inteirinha de tanta alegria.
Triste pensar que do mega por ter o maior cartucho não foi o suficiente para o som ser mais limpo, curiosamente a versão beta ser melhor em audio do que da versão final inclusive.
This snes port was so satisfying I still remember the joy.
But as I was a huge player of sf2 arcade cabinet before the snes release, I could not feel disappointed by the height of the screen, squished.
Jajá aparece aquele maluco que gosta de console wars pra dizer que a resolução da sprite no SN na verdade é muito maior do que a do CPS1.
Pois é kkkk Ainda mais que resolução faz ZERO diferenças em jogos 16 bits mesmo 🤷
This was a very impressive port
This is the version I owned, I played the 2 "expansions" featuring the 4 bosses and then the one adding Cammy and the 3 forgettable characters; however, I don't remember "The World Warrior" being the name for the 2nd game. I remember it was a big deal there was a 'cheat' to play as the same character haha...I played this game to death, but I honestly never got too much into the follow-up's besides a little bit of the expansions like I mentioned. Since Mortal Kombat came out shortly after and I began playing that, that became my game of choice for fighting. I even played Primal Rage for a little while, the "fatalities" were so ridiculous to pull off in that game though.
This was the best port I had ever seen at the time. I was 16 years old and couldnt wait for the U.S version so I bought the Japanese version for twice the price. It was well worth the price to play this fantastic port early. The only main differnces are better backrounds and bigger sprites in the arcade version. That I can notice.
To think that most people were saying it was very close to the arcade... The backgrounds are not that far, but the difference for the sprites is rather subtential. Still, great port.
Resolution wise the characters are smaller, but considering that the characters I think look pretty close. Also considering that back in the day they had to redraw every asset when converting from arcade it looks amazing. If you compare it to the computer ports that came out in a similar time frame, this looks amazing. A 386 PC could draw better assets than the snes and it didn’t look this good. Also for the time when side by side comparisons weren’t easy this was all we needed. Even now it’s fun.
The difference for the sprites wasn't substantial. The deal is they preserved most of the mechanics of the actual game.
Arcade Sagat: TIIIIIIIIIGGGER
SNES Sagat: tiger (almost sounds like "hyper")
I bought a copy of SFII the day it was released, and a SNES just to play this one game
Foi minha primeira fita de SNES que eu consegui, eu tinha a edição mk2.
Então já sabe, o couro comia solto entre mim e meu irmão.
O que acho top do Arcad e que sempre me chamou a atenção é o som de aceleração do life ja quase no final ,tem muitas coisas diferentes o Recuo do Ryu,a agua saindo na banheira do honda o coqueiro no stage do Sagat e etc ,fico com o Arcad mas admiro bastante a do S.n.
Nice Job
As a kid who bought this the day it came out ( I think it was $60 or $70) and had played the arcade a ton, I didn't know about or care about the slightest difference. It just seemed perfect. The only (but significant) negative was the awful shoulder buttons being used. I actually think it trained an entire generation of gamers to use awful shoulder buttons for any number of games and think it was not horrible game design. If the SNES didn't have shoulder buttons they'd have probably released more 6 button controllers like they had to for Genesis and PCE, but we just made do with the horrible shoulder buttons.
Bacana a comparação, o Snes se saiu muito bem
When you think of the limitations of the SNES hardware, this is an incredible looking port. The Genesis version, too.
The music for the Genesis is closer to the arcade, but the voices are garbled horribly. The SNES’s sound chip delivered an incredible soundtrack and nice voices.
Genesis version has been patched years ago with crystal clear voices , it was not a matter of sound chip (of course), just Capcom INCOMPETENCE with MD/Genesis port. Also, SNES sound effects in this port are quite muffled, which is a known issue with Snes sound system.
@@slashrose3287 I have heard about the Genesis/Mega Drive version being patched. I’m very interested in seeing and playing that version of the game.
What gets me is that while we can get perfect arcade ports and we can get more advanced games, like Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, there is something so special about these ports of Street Fighter II. I’d include the TurboGrafx 16/PC Engine versions, but I’ve never had the pleasure of playing it. Still, the 16-Bit Street Fighter II games are truly special games.
@@slashrose3287 So your Capcom "incompetence" point comes from both ways. Not only Genesis
@@slashrose3287 Of course the sound on Snes has a very know issue from the system. Compare Snes and Genesis Rock n Roll Racing for example Hahaha 😂 Genesis fankid
@@JoseMarques9090 Ok, another r e t a r d fanboy which doesn't undestand a single word, also 30 years late in the 16-bit war....hahaha...??! shut you mouth child.
I honestly thought the controls on the SNES were just tighter and more responsive than the arcade, and I was playing the arcade version before the home ports came out.
I like this super Nintendo version it has much clear audio
On the Snes version there is some line scrolling on the floors like the Arcade. Noticeable in stages like Vega's and M. Bison's. It's not as smooth as the arcade but it's there. Also in Guile's stage on the F-16's tail fin the numbers changed depending on the version. The Arcade it says CAP AF 512. While the SNES it says CAP CA 64. Technical specs or just random alphanumerical nonsense?
I note that on the F16 from Guile's stage too! Maybe, the numbers thells the diference in memmory or bits from the arcade to SNES; if is that so, it a real nice touch!
Just a question does the Streetfighter collection we had released a few years back have this arcade version or this SNES version ? Surely we have the Arcade version now ?
Yes, the collections contain direct emulations of the arcade version.
Very good port.. 👍
My favorite sound effect or part is when he yells JAPAN!!!
A versão do super nintendo é perfeita! Única diferença que notei foi o coqueiro na fase do Sagat, de resto tudo igual. 👍😁
Si... la música es igualita tambien al igual que el número de animaciones por sprite ...
@@euripidoeuropoide5943 Hahaha
Os caras levam a serio 🤣
Não percebe uma simples ironia, ta carente é Eurípido? Jajaja
@@thisisgonnabeamatchtoremem4239
y tu no percibes la mía?
@@euripidoeuropoide5943 Ironia nada!! Vc é aquele tipo que fica nos chats por ai caçando briga pro besteira kkkkkkkk 🤣🤣
@@euripidoeuropoide5943 siiiii 🤣, igual, igual...eres un cachondo Europoide, los recortes son justificados por la memoria, la paleta de colores, la resolución, las animaciones y el detalle. Un port muy bueno, justificar también que todos los demás port salían de éste molde sin ofrecer las diferentes capacidades de las consolas. Corta y pega de éste y a correr, gran error de Capcom.
The VS music of SNES was later arranged and used for Super Street Fighter II
As well as the 3DO, PS2, and Xbox versions of Super Street Fighter II Turbo and Hyper SF2, respectively
Obviously we are talking about the king of 16-bit consoles, the super famicom or super nintendo, here we can see how well Capcom knew how to take advantage of the benefits of this console by making a perfect game to make you feel like you were in the arcade, of course. It has many differences, but really, from everything that this game showed on the console, did you realize that if that was 16-bit, what could a 32-bit console do?
As únicas coisas que deixaram a desejar foi a voz quando dá o Hadouken,os bônus que não são iguais e a música da introdução.
Sou fã de ambos ( Mega e Snes) mas realmente o SNES deu uma poeira com esse lançamento na época, ainda mais que tinha um controle de 6 botões, tudo que a SF2 precisava, o Mega não tinha ainda.
This WAS my Street Fighter II, growing up...FIRST!
This is the port that was the beginning of the end for arcades. SF 2 for Sega and SNES were damn near arcade perfect ports. We knew then that it was only a matter of time until games on home consoles would be arcade perfect ports whereby we wouldn't need the arcades at all. And that's exactly what ended up happening eventually.
This port played well for the time and looked very good but it was definitely not the beginning of the end for arcades. Compared to the SNES in 92 with World Warrior, the arcades still had the 4 bosses as playable characters, more moves, more balanced gameplay, and way better graphics due to Champion Edition and later Hyper Fighting, it took a year after launch for those two to come home. The real beginning of the end started in 1994, when Super SF2 came to FM Towns, and Super Turbo came to 3DO, with ports that looked and played closer to arcades than any previous 16-bit console did with SF2. They even had CD quality music.
@@theobserver4214 Nope your way off. I said the beginning of the end. The 3DO was part of what the 16 bit systems did. Like I said" eventually". PS came out and street fighter was a perfect arcade port. Not even a port it was literally the same as the arcade. Using the CPS chip. The 16-but was the beginning of the end and the 32 bit systems were when arcade games were dying out fast. Then the 128 bit systems came out and finished them off for good. But the beginning is the 16-bit systems.
The main reason why I wanted a SNES.
The plane tail in Guile's stage has 512 on the arcade, and 64 on the SNES. I wonder if that has any significance?
Se compararmos o SF2 de Snes com o Mega Drive é até covardia. Essa versão do Snes na época para um console era e ainda é muito próximo aos arcades.
Na época o Genesis tinha vencido o Nes,mesmo com a chegada do poderoso Super Nintendo a Sega continuava na liderança no Eua,mas quando Street Fighter 2 chegou com exclusividade para o Super Nintendo,deixou o Genesis para trás facilmente,foi um belo port desenvolvido com muita calma,infelizmente os proprietários do Genesis ganharam um port mais de um ano depois e deixou a desejar nas vozes e cores,atualmente os fãs corrigiram isso é verdade,mas o port oficial não tinha o mesmo carinho do excelente port para Super Nintendo.
@KnabiOI Uma coisa nunca entendi. Por que Strider só saiu para mega?
@KnabiOI Valeu por esclarecer essa dúvida kkkk É normal até pensar que Strider é um jogo da Sega 😆
YOU had to have that 1 GENESIS VIRGIN, DIDN'T THEY ????
SNES WAS A MUCH BETTER SYSTEM, WITH A MUCH BETTER CONTROLLER AND SOUND - If it wasn't for SNES would Playstation even been born ??????????????????????
Arcade version was always much harder, same for Champion Edition. Difficulty of 1 on arcade about the same as 5 on SNES.
*Dificil saber a olho Nu qual é o arcade qual é o snes*
Ambos são bons jogos mas ARCADE of course
o do Snes é bem inferior... só o personagem andar para trás q vc os sprites q foram cortados kkkkk
para o console tá ótimo, mas tá longe do arcade
Talvez olhando vídeo não sinta tanta diferença, agora jogando existe um abismo, mas não deixa de ter sido uma ótima conversão pra época e dada as limitações do snes
@@djyonoid exatamente isso.
Olhando a gente pensa UAL IGUAL.
Mas a gameplay ixi
Vcs precisam de óculos
What made the arcade so fun and exciting was the fact that you had something to loose. Your money 😢
cuanta nostalgia hoy y cuanta alegria ayer poder jugar este tremendo juegazo en la SNES. impagables sensaciones.
Arcade 😍
Esse port é lindo demais. E digo que até melhoraram algumas coisas nos cenários e tal... As vozes tambem, ficaram mais naturais, algo assim...
CPS - Lembro do Super SF para Mega Drive e seu cartucho de 40MB. Um milagre, assim como o SF Alpha para SNES
Makes me wish of going into an alternative universe, with CPS1 versions of other Super Nintendo games, such as Super Metroid, Mega Man, Chrono Trigger, with comparable graphic upgrades.
What is the cursor supposed to be on the SNES title screen?
Good question! I NEVER figured It out!
Probably from another Capcom game, like a little Easter egg; in SF2 Turbo, the cursor used for Option Mode comes from the arcade game Black Tiger, which I thought was pretty cool
Obra de arte
Speaking of italy, I can't remember how many people bought a supernes just for this port at day one. The magazines were pushing this as the second coming of Jesus.
There's no doubt that the arcade version is better in every way, but having that cartridge at home and playing it whenever you wanted was AWESOME!
Beautiful port. :')
PRÓXIMAMENTE VCDECIDE SUBIRÁ SAMURAI SHODOWN (ARCADE VS SNES)-DUAL LONGPLAY
Lembro-me quando finalmente comprei o meu. Na época eu tava com 3 sistemas, MD, MS e NES (tudo em rolo), me desfiz dos 8 bits, vendi minha bike e juntei grana até pegar o SNES pq quando eu vi F-Zero na locadora o queixo caiu. Peguei a versão control set, ou seja, o console e um controle, era o que dava, sem cartucho sem nada... ou pegava emprestado, alugava, ou não tinha o que jogar. Aí fiquei um tempo juntando uns cobres e peguei outro controle, F-Zero, Mario World e Starfox. Quando anunciaram o port de SF2 aí que pirei e ficava juntando tampinha de garrafa pra pegar esta desgraça. Fitas originais americanas, era uma bala isso aí... Um cartucho custava um nintendinho, assim como uma fita de Neo Geo custava um SNES, e não tinha como piratear (até tinha, depois, mas vc precisava confiar ou poderia foder seu console).
👌🏻👍🏻
Of course the arcade wins... for me... the muzic is more raw and the back ground is more better and bring' s back so much memories @ lamp post pizza when these game first arrived.. in my times & now I'm 39, and a father to my daughter.. n here Laying down enjoying my day off
Almost every stage was redrawn with so much care being so careful with the vastly different pixel shapes between the two systems, and then E Honda's background is just a distortion nightmare on SNES. Nothing is the right aspect ratio. The tiles on his hot tub have scaling artifacts! Did they give that stage to the intern?
Se não me engano o Street Fighter 2 de Arcade ele ultilizou-se mais de 100 megas de memória, e do Snes fez isso tudo com a apenas 16 megas!!
Tirando uns quadros de animação, som capenga e menor resolução, o port do snes ficou bem jogável ainda.
Legal jogar na época quando foi lançado , mas direcional, os caras quebravam o controle , tempo passa .
Ue...ninguém usava camisa nessa época?
That conversion was pretty damned close. It truely would need to be side by side to spot the differences.
Or you could have eyes/ears and have played both, you'd have to be blind to not notice the smaller sprites, cut down animation and relative lack of color. Don't get me wrong, still a solid conversion for the hardware, but the SNES is nowhere near as capable as the CPS-1 arcade hardware in the original.
@@yellowblanka6058 I used to have the CPS version for play on my super gun. Unless you’re looking for the differences, they look about the same. This is in contrast to something like Killer Instinct which had no business being on the snes. SF2 on the SNES is probably the closest arcade to home conversion of the 16 bit era
@@coleshoresUh yeah, I find that incredibly hard to believe, even as a kid in the 90's playing the game at SNES kiosks/at friends etc. based on my experience with the arcade I could definitely see/hear the cutbacks. Like most other arcade ports, the sprites are noticeably smaller, the animation of the characters and backgrounds is cut back, there are fewer animations on screen and the voice quality is noticeably lower.
@@yellowblanka6058 CPS-1 street fighter 2 boards where going for $25 on eBay in the early 2000s and are still pretty inexpensive. Regardless you where almost certainly weren’t alive during that time to it doesn’t matter.
You can pay bills and mortgage back then simply by renting this game out to kids on a hourly basis. Good times.
Nao é atoa que street vendeu muito no snes, o zoim da criança chegava brilha quando via isso em casa, naquela época a gente nao ligava muito pra isso de nao estar 100% parecido com arcade
Still a great game and an impressive port to a 16bit home system! I even prefer some of the SNES' music tracks.
Missing ryu stage since you are playing with him and full stage are not always showned to compare (Blanka). Nice video otherwise.
O som no snes é melhor na minha opinião, principalmente as músicas.
Tinha um vizinho que ligava em caixas de som, e ficava muito dahora.
Snes master piece
Why did they alter the blanka "beaten up" head shot?
Nintendo had that "family-friendly" reputation to uphold. They didn't want kids getting scared of a defeated Blanka with his eyes bugged out, so they used his alternate losing portrait instead
Só é triste ver os encerramentos dos personagens lado a lado com a versão arcade, sem contar na falta da abertura (que continuou ausente no Turbo mas na versão de Mega Drive está completa) e a censura do VS que não tem sangue, mas essa versão tem seu charme. Até gosto de algumas músicas, mas os instrumentos são muito genéricos e não combinam com o jogo. Talvez se uma hack trouxesse de volta os instrumentos da versão arcade, nessa versão ou até no Turbo, aí sim essas versões ganham de lavada da do Mega. Mas se for pra comparar com hack, a versão do Mega Drive ficou melhorzinha sim.
Arcade perfect
What is the resolutions of them ?
384x224 arcade, 256x224 snes.
@@DaniKarmann thank you
Alguém acha que o port de snes se tivesse sido feito anos depois poderia ter ficado ainda mais fiel à versão de arcade? Quando joguei a versão de snes em 1994 eu nem notei as diferenças
eu também nem sabia que tinha diferença, achei que era o mesmo jogo, mas olhando agora o do Arcade é imcomparável
Acrade (MX) FT5 SNES (JP)
My all time favorite fighting series … till 4 super ultra . 😂
This game marked the beginning of the end for arcades
I think too much is made about home consoles putting an end to arcades but I honestly think it was more a culture change, you had stranger danger becoming a big thing starting in the 90s thanks to shows like America’s Most Wanted and talk shows like Geraldo and kids just weren’t allowed to roam like in the 70s or 80s. Atari and and the NES did nothing to dent arcade sales in the 80s and even well into the early 2000s arcades still surpassed consoles in raw power and console internet was not a thing yet. There was plenty incentive to still go to the arcade but young people were being kept home more often. My own parents kept me on a short leash and if I went to the arcade it was under supervision.
@Juan Allion
Daytona USA made a bloody fortune, years after this released. And you're not going to convince anyone when NBA Jam, Mortal Kombat 2, and House of the Dead were yet to release.
Besides, Soul Calibur killed arcades as we knew them.
Not sure why SNES fans keep pretending otherwise.
not really, arcade games were dominating up untill the Dreamcast came out, then we started seeing perfect arcade ports to home consoles
@@bassram3337 by the time Dreamcast came out, there were very little arcades places left, there were pretty much none left inside the malls
How? If anything this game marked the greatest period for arcade. Capcom alone has Street Fighter, SF Alpha, Marvel vs Capcom franchises, plus a ton of amazing beat em up games. And other companies produced Mortal Kombat, King Of Fighters, Fatal Fury, Tekken, Virtua Fighter, Dead Or Alive. Arcades started to decline late 90's to 2000 and came to and end as whole in mid 2000s. I might be alone in this view, but I honestly think, that consoles would also extinct by the end of the decade
Não é um port perfeito ou extremamente fiel ao arcade nos detalhes. Mas depois do fiasco do port de Final Fight, a Capcom o fez como uma bela carta de desculpa.
Great port, but what I find strange is that Guile seems to be very weak, overpowered by M.Bison on the final stage, never beat him with the Colonel on the SNES!
You haven´t found the right timing when to attack or do a summersault.
On the SNES, he obviously corners you with scissor kicks (thank god they don't deal chip dmg, otherwise m. bison would be unstoppable).
But he then walks back to jump kick at you.. those are the moments when to do an anti-air.
It's usualy a longer fight with guile, but definitely possible to perfect bison.
Todo inimigo tem um macete específico pra se bater nesse jogo. Só descobrir
Lower resolution and less colors, but the entire contents of the game is there, which is ucommon for 16 bit arcade port, as these were usually butchered to fit into a much smaller and cheaper rom.
Resolution makes Zero difference in 16 bit videogames
@@JoseMarques9090 that's a strange take
@@nycxtile it's the truth 🤷
A versão do SNES foi bastante competente em entregar uma conversão praticamente idêntica a do original do fliperama na época. Mas hoje em dia, eu só jogo suas versões originais.
The Arcade version feels a lot
É apenas eu ou parece que o áudio do SNES é melhor?
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