The Snes really struggled when it came to trying to reproduce FM synth sounds and this is a good example of that, But when something was written for its sound chip it excelled.
When the Super Nintendo had just come out, and this was on shelves shortly after it was a pretty incredible thing to be able to buy this and play it at home, and as far as the imperfections that didn't make it "arcade perfect" they were negligible at the time, it was just awesome to see Nintendo's new console flex it's muscle with a near arcade perfect port, although the original had both Cody, and Hagar n' Guy was missing. This game was one of those arcade games to grace the Super Nintendo along with U.N. Squadron that finally shut up all the Genesis fanboys that there console was the only one to bring arcade games home, then Street Fighter 2 just put them to bed lol
@@rowtow13 And multiplayer gaming was BIG at the time; even on the NES and other older systems... I think they did this on purpose back then, to keep all the arcade operators happy!
@@droiduseruserdroid1731 If only ROM costs were NOT an issue way back then, these games really should've been on the Neo Geo.... The SNES was simply too slow and cannot handle these ports perfectly, and the Genesis (while much more capable) was not able to get Capcom's full support!
Not to mention the Sega CD version crushed the SNES version. Then you have the Issue of Streets of Rage 2 on Genesis looking better and especially sounding better than the arcade version of Final Fight.
Yes, the snes version is vastly inferior, but keep in mind that the differences in hardware were huge, and at the time having a game like Final Fight at home was awesome. As a kid you couldn't stay until really late at the arcades, sometimes it was far from your house, there was the rain, sometimes you had to leave your game if you had to use the restroom lol and many other inconveniences. Final Fight for the snes was a really fun game too.
Absolutely right, I remember when my brother first brought it home and street fighter 2 we were like, holy shit!! We don't need to waste quarters anymore!! 🤣🤣
Very true. Most idiots bleat on about the lack of two player mode (there was one, it was just disabled) and no guy, but they have zero clue about the technical differences between a SNES and a CPS1- Board. 8Mb was the largest cartridge ROM available at the time so the couldn't fit any more in. Personally, I think it's a great port for the time.
SFX chip was for 3D polygon maths only IIRC. I'm sure they could have put a regular Co-Processor in there though. The SNES CPU was painfully slow, so it really needed some help with big sprites. 12 Mb would have likely been plenty for storage space (the original FF had no graphics compression), and a bump up to 8Mhz instead of the usual 3.5Mhz would have likely suffice for speed and on screen sprites.
@Pete Green snes cpu is more efficient than the 68000 and the snes cpu can even outperform megadrive cpu in certain aspects. The only reason games had slowdown was due to programming errors, or the game being released too early in the consoles life and run off of slowrom, which under clocks the CPU to 2mhz. It's basically on par with megadrive at 3mhz, since it's such a power efficient and excellently crafted 16 BIT cpu. The 8bit databus is not a bottleneck, devs need to learn to work around it, the system can do just as good as megadrive. Let's also not forget about hdma, we have 8 channels, while the megadrive has none, lol only a garbage one in its vdp, if that even counts ;)
@Peter Green All the SNES really needed was a faster CPU and just a little more extra RAM... ROM carts can go as as big as they want (32/64/128/256 megs), but their costs would prolly go WAY UP!!!
@@Syklonus I'd say the SNES should've at least had 12MHz clockspeed + 1MB of RAM just to be on the SAFE side... Cart sizes should've ranged anywhere from a minimum of 16 megs to 256 megs max. They should try to keep the game prices at about $80 to $120 each. I'd gladly save up all of my Xmas money and pay $450 for it back in '91 or '92, knowing that I would own a truly powerful 16-bit system that could handle almost ANY arcade port you can throw at it (CPS1/CPS2/CPS3/NeoGeo), plus makin' shure that it would last for at least a good 10+ years on the home game console market!
the problem is SNES version is.... don't have 2-player co-op, character Guy because the game didn't have enough space, (Guy only appears on Final Fight: Guy from Super Famicom & SNES as a rental game that replace Cody). also censored Roxy & Poison replace by 2 sissy men with gunglasses. the last is they didn't add is the Indestrial Area stage with Relento boss in Level 4 . So the winner is .... (drum roll please)........ (Drum stops) ARCADE! :) (Crowd chearing)
@@chrispacheco8590 CD version is limited to 4 (or was it 3?) enemies on screen, while original arcade has up to 10. It's a huge huge difference in gameplay and pure entertainment.
People are so incredibly spoiled these days, and most of those spoiled people have zero idea of the technical differences between a SNES and a CPS1-Arcade board. The SNES was just too slow for this kind of game, but the fact that it manages this much is a miracle and should be praised. Final Fight Guy has loads of little technical improvements, like less slowdown, and some graphical tweaks that make it better than the original SNES game. They should have reactivated the two-player mode though. The ultimate version of the game is Rotwangs's ROM hack which has all three characters and the two player mode. It's un-optimised and rough, but it works.
A pretty neat port for its time. Of course the SNES can't beat an Arcade machine from the same era, but it comes close, given that capcom only used a 8 mbit cart for it. And the music / FX on SNES are even better than in the arcade version.
Arcade, but not by much, and maybe even a matter of taste. The arcade is brighter, character models seem to resolve more details, and plays faster. On the other hand I like the darker color scheme of Guy a bit more on the SNES, and the music hands down belongs to the SNES.
Marcel Weber How? What? I said Arcade and gave the reasons, but also recognize the SNES looks good, and some may prefer the darker color scheme. From what I can the tell playing through my phone, SNES sounds better than the arcade. Please explain the wrong
Marcel Weber I did say the arcade plays faster, and the characters are a bit more detail. I can see the animation downgrade as well, but didn't think it was a big deal to mention. As mentioned, the darker color art is a matter of taste which is why I think some people might like the SNES more. I like darker art work, and I know the SNES is not as good as the arcade from a technical aspect, but I like the color scheme, and sound effects on the SNES. Again, I agree the Arcade is the superior of the two overall technically, but it's too bright for my likings.
acdgui Not really, but I did own this game on the SNES and can remember my experience compared to the arcade version. As mentioned before arcade is technically better, but certain qualities of the game I appreciated the SNES a bit more. Again I own this on the SNES, only played the arcade a few times over two decades ago.
It sure was when I first rented this game at blockbuster video brought it home slap it in my friend and I were ready to play co op instead we ended up taking turns playing stages with the same character unitl he died what a disappointment but we made the best out of it
Well, they didn't do it out of spite! Development time for this port was phenomenally tight, and the SNES was a slow home console trying to copy a state of the art arcade game. I think they did a fucking good job given the circumstances. BTW, it did have a two player mode, they just didn't have time to refine it. Look up Rotwang's ROM hack to see the game with a two player mode.
It was good enough to look arcade perfect a few months after playing the arcade version although I remember the arcade looking better when I went back.
If you guys take into account and consideration what an actual arcade cabinet of that game would've cost, then you'll easily understand why a mere $200 SNES console could NEVER replace it... That's what the Neo Geo was for; you had to pay the 'premium' for 100% arcade-accurate, direct ports. But suppose if a #1 arcade smash like Final Fight was released on a AES cart for gamers to play it at home, you can expect to pay at least well over $200+ for it. Certainly, the SNES was fully capable of handling a MUCH better (if not arcade-perfect) port of Final Fight, but I don't the the arcade operators at the time would completely agree with that tho!
The combined efforts of Harumi Fujita, Manami Matsumae, Junko Tamiya, Yasuaki Fujita, Hiromitsu Takaoka and Yoko Shimomura in the arcade obviously make the soundtrack better and more badass. While the SNES music by Toshio Kajino is more goofy-sounding, it has a certain charm to it that keeps me coming back.
Sempre fui fã da SEGA mas jogar isso em casa era bom demais mesmo pq nao tinhamos o VC DECIDE para nos mostrar a diferença lado a lado. Foi um otimo port para 16bit ainda mais que rusharam o lancamento para encaixa la no lancamento do famicom... se tivessem tempo e um cartucho maior estaria um jogo bem completo como resultado final.
Na minha opinião, mesmo sendo inferior e capada a versão do Super Nintendo não fez feio! Me garantiu muitas horas de diversão!! Tenho até hoje o meu cartucho original guardado!
well, Guy is the real villain on this game. He walks puch people with no reason, kick ass when just judge people by how they look and shot down every body who complains about how bad the current mayor are running the city. Well this game is good and classic but if you thing about it, this game has a very problems with the script.
Todos pediram pelo Guy na versão SNES e a Capcom atendeu aos pedidos. Colocou o Guy... mas tirou o Cody, manteve a mesma quantidade de memória ROM, o mesmo desempenho, as mesma músicas com instrumentos bizarros, A MESMA COISA DE ANTES. Vlw em, Capcom. ¬¬
the game i played the most in the arcade ! And some years later on my Snes, that i bought to play *Final Fight and Street fighter II* Good old times ...
Great video comparison My mate at school use to have this back in the day whilst I was only used to the arcade.. now I've seen it.. it cant compare but back then would have been a great and near arcade at home.. would of loved to have it.. missing cody is a big deal as overall I think he is the best.. funnily enough I have had a mame cabinet/arcade for 12 yrs (dream as a kid) and I still occasionally play it. My kids did too... obviously not as good as I used to be ...2 credits to complete it yrs ago.. still manage to get to last stage on 1 credit but its its ridiculously hard screen basically fills up with the bad guys and whole strategy goes to pot.. Best thing is with mame it thinks it's the arcade but I dont have to put money in..
The SNES port of final fight is very much in line with the port of Street fighter 2. The resolution,sprite size, colour depth and animation are greatly reduced while still retaining the arcade feel and fundamental gameplay.
@@carlocavallo3739 If Guy was included and the 2-player feature was retained (abeit with some noticeable slowdowns when enemies crowded the screen) on a 16 meg cart, then nobody would be complaining about the graphics too much... 16 megs should at least be enough memory to also keep the Industrial Stage with Rolento intact, plus maybe even a few more new stages/bosses and bonus rounds.
Your arcade version here doesn't include Jessica in her bra (SNES version had to be tuned down for kids that's why Jessica was in red dress) when the thugs tell Mike Haggar to turn on his monitor. Still, thanks for the comparison...
Marcel Weber But still a small cart , the only thing that wouldn't be saved with a bigger cart size is the censorship since Nintendo was an ass about that back in the day.
Yeah , the GBA version is basically what this version was supposed to be. Although Nintendo still censored it even though censorship policys were more relaxed when the GBA came out.
24 megs would've been OPTIMUM, but not necessary... The original arcade ROM was like only about 28 megs. With the proper compression techniques, they would've prolly been able to squeeze in ALOT more content and better graphics/sound quality than even the arcade version!
muito boa a comparação, mas uma pena que mesmo depois de 4 anos a Capcom praticamente só fez mudar o personagem pra Guy e ainda deixou de fora a Área Industrial. Decepção mas ainda sim divertida rs
A verdade é que Final Fight nunca foi um jogo muito bom . O primeiro do Arcade era ótimo , os ports para Sega CD e Sharp 68000 ficaram bons mas as três versões para SNES ficaram muito ruins . Parece que a CPU não aguentava a alta carga de animações , o que acarretava em slowdowns por quase 100% do tempo de jogo . Final Fight 2 e 3 de dois era uma tristeza . A Capcom tinha problemas mesmo com o hardware do SNES visto que quase todos os games dela no 16 bit da Nintendo sofria do mesmo problema . Sorte de quem tinha um Mega em casa pois jogou Streets of Rage , um jogo muito mais bonito , com animações e músicas de melhor qualidade (o 2 principalmente) *E SEM LAG!!!!*
Com todo respeito à sua opinião, mas Streets of Rage um jogo mais bonito??? Graficamente o Final Fight é muito melhor! O primeiro Streets of Rage parecia um jogo de Master System. Até o não tão conhecido The Combatribes tinha gráficos melhores... Mas em relação às músicas e o fato de não ter lags, nisso eu concordo.
If they could've included in Guy at least, then that prolly would've been OK even if it was only 1 player cuz back then Capcom still didn't really know the SNES hardware too well yet.
Simplesmente porque o hardware do SNES era fraco. Ainda que existissem outros beat' em up para 2 jogadores, o Final Fight era um jogo rápido que brotava vários inimigos ao mesmo tempo na tela, cada um com um tipo de característica (Axl e Slash que podem se defender, Hollywood e El Gado que carregam armas, Andores que são mais resistentes...). Com várias coisas acontecendo ao mesmo tempo, o SNES não rodaria esse jogo acima dos 10 fps.
O SNES tem capacidade pra rodar uma versão bem melhor que essa que fizeram. Eu acho que foi uma grande falta de interesse em caprichar mais um pouco no port. Mas mesmo assim é um jogo bem bacana.
Quando o SNES chegou, já trouxe Final Fight como diferencial. Só hoje percebo que a conversão do Arcade deixa um pouco a desejar, a julgar pelo milagre de otimização que conseguiram com Street Fighter 2.. Final Fight, com os sprites grandes que os jogos do Genesis não tinham, parecia um Neo Geo aos meus olhos na época, pelo menos um que podíamos comprar. Bons tempos! Os jogos 3D, simplesmente, não possuem essa magia. Não é saudosismo. A pegada é outra e o fator arte e o fator diversão hoje estão em segundo plano. O que importa é vender Dlcs e se limitar ao banal jogo em grupo, sem objetivo que não seja atirar sem rumo. Bons tempos!
A CAPCOM sólo le faltó aprender a explotar más el SNES, fue uno de sus primeros juegos de lanzamiento y estoy seguro que pudo haber hecho algo mejor, ya que existe un ROM de SNES el cual puedes elegir a los 3 personajes y estoy seguro que podrían haberlos hecho correr juntos en modo cooperativo, sólo que CAPCOM iba apenas familiarizando con la SNES en aquellos años.
xd xd cuando salio este juego venian extrenando el snes , ademas este juego ni soporto ni salio en sega genesis debieron esperar como 3 años y usar el add on sega cd de hecho este juego en snes lo programaron en muy corto tiempo
It's a close port given the fact it was a launch game. Capcom didn't get it right on the Snes till the third Final Fight and even that was ok. Canal, please compare the Sega CD, PC & GBA versions so we can see how close those ports were. I like your work with these videos!!
Mokurentate I'm not much of a fan of capcom's games but the SNES version is ok for a console game. Just not on par with the arcade version and not on par with what the SNES is capable of either.
Arcade version is better for sure. I remember playing it in the arcade as a kid, and this was the first game I owned on SNES with Super Mario. Arcade was still better :) and oddly different. SNES true potential wasn't realized yet., but even then I still think arcade would be better.
@@ShutoStriker If you take into account and consideration what an actual arcade cabinet of that game would've cost, then you'll easily understand why a $200 SNES console could NEVER replace it... That's what the Neo Geo was for; you had to pay the 'premium' for 100% arcade-accurate direct ports. But suppose if Final Fight was ever released on a AES cart for gamers to play it at home, you can expect to pay at least well over $200+ for it. Certainly, the SNES was fully capable of handling a much better (if not arcade-perfect) port of Final Fight, but I don't the the arcade operators at the time would completely agree with that tho!
Não colocaram o Guy na primeira versão e neste não colocaram o Cody... Para ver como os tempos eram diferentes... Se fosse hoje isto de lançar duas versões do mesmo jogo cada qual com um protagonista diferente e faltando o outro, daria muita confusão e RAGE... kkkkk Eu ate poderia dizer que não se dava para jogar de dois por conta do hardware lento do SNES, mas aí me lembro de Final Fight 2 e 3 (além de alguns jogos Beat Up que se dava para jogar de dois no SNES), Capcom malandra deis desta época... kkkkk Street of Fighter 2 que o diga (mas este é diferente porque cada versão de ST tinha melhorias, mas no caso do Final Fight é outra historia)... Melhor mesmo é a versão de Mega CD (Sega CD) e também do computador X68000. Marota aproveita e faz uma comparação da versão de Mega CD com a versão do computador X68000 , seria bacana ter uma comparação deste dois grandes portes de Final Fight!
Legal a versão que eu tinha era com o Cody! No Super Nintendo ficou mais difícil pois só se jogava de um. Aquela fase do acho de Nova York aí acabava quase todos os continues. E acho que a Nintendo pediu para tirar as mulheres e colocaram homens afeminados, então bater em mulheres é errado mas bater em gays!!! Gerou polêmica!
A Capcom Me Deixou Confuso Que No Final Fight Tem Cody E Haggar E no Final Fight Guy Tem Guy E Haggar Seria Melhor Se A Capcom POSSE UMA VERSAO COM CODY e GUY
Simplemente nadie piensa en que Capcom podía haber pensado en dividirlo, vender Final Fight con Cody y otro cartucho con Guy, ya después sería el Special Edition con los 3 y la fábrica, muy Capcom eso no?.
No es nada descabellado que una empresa tome esas posturas y las hagan, pero igual hay que entender que en la época hacer ports era un culo, y por temas de espacio se decidió omitir un personaje (y varias cosas mas, como armas y otros adornos o villanos (aunque poison fue por las normas de nintendo, resta a la experiencia la ausencia de Poison? para nada))
@@InafuneTaka acertado, pero hablamos de Capcom y teniendo memoria es fácil recordar que fueron los primeros en poner algo similar a los DLC con nuevas entregas de franquicias, siendo costumbre ver Turbo, Special, EX o similares con apenas cambios. La fórmula Capcom.
siempre hablan que la versión de sega cd es mejor. no lo niego. pero salió mucho después de la version de snes. la musica del de sega cd es cd wav no midi y obviamente esta el juego completo ya q es en cd rom. pero técnicamente la versión de snes es superior por que no necesita ayuda de ningún add on para correr el juego. el sound chip de la snes esta a años luz que el de sega y su midi se acerca mucho a la version de arcade. En los colores también en el sega cd se nota mucho la falta de colores de los sprites y los escenarios. las 2 son buenas pero yo le doy mi punto a la version de snes por que salio mucho antes y por que no necesita ningún add on para poder jugarlo y es muy similar a la arcade en música y gráficos. Yo vivi la época y en ese entonses acá en chile por lo menos NADIE TENIA SEGA CD fue tan malo que parece q acá no llego XD
buena historia!!! igual recuerdo que de chico (hoy ya con 36 añeques) eran muy pocos los wns con la consola negra, aunque mi vida per se naci conociendo la atari, pero disfrute el video juego como tal con la nes y de ahi cuando llego la snes y huaaa fue la raja, sobre el final fight, puta, siento que la versión de arcade esta bien, pero lo que me jode es su musica, siento mas a gusto la de snes, solo en eso, pero visualmente es disfrutable (menos la pelea contra Abigail, que mono mas odioso), un saludo sea donde estés vaquero!
the SNES version is very well graphically, but music, sound, and how much things you cut still do a bad version, the version of Sega Cd is much better, and I'm sad to admit that even though I games much like all companies, nintendo was my first company ...
¿Porqué en la versión de SNES no aparecen Roxy y Poison? ¿No será que las feministas no quieren ver a mujeres "fuertes" recibiendo una paliza como toda villana?
Snes Game on Graphics little bit down but Game IS better realized on snes more than on arcade , Gameplay on arcade IS one disaster final fight 2 arcade IS better in all than snes but this one no ...
Man I never notice how andore Jr. & axl Look so purple like wow but eh awesome I still love both equally but I grew up with super Nintendo I never got past at the end of the subway cause of the Andores & I never beat katana (Sodom) like ugh I never beaten it once cause of them
If you are referring to the arcade version, then I totally agree with you cuz back in '89 when we were just kids, that game took HELLA quarters from our pockets afterschool everyday... That game was by NO means easy!
@@OtomoTenzi either or but I never played the arcade version my family had or still has the super Nintendo with the Final Fight game as a cartridge meaning quarter free game but I'm positive it was unbelievably difficult there too
@@alexheller4003 The SNES version was considered ALOT easier because of a several very noticeable differences... More lives selectable from the hidden options menu, more energy restored from food, more damage from all of your attacks (due to shorter life bars), less stages, and less enemies on the screen. I do believe that there was also a 1up and health restore cheat with the dog located in the Bay Area stage? The arcade version had alot more breakable barrels and food/items/weapons to collect; but then again there were ALOT more enemies attacking you every step of the way, and the enemy AI was also pretty cheap if the arcade operator set it on the HARDEST difficulty. And plus, you played at the comfort of your own home, so there was NO pressure and stress (from not standing up to play). Also, there were Game Genie or Action Replay cheat devices available out there to help you beat the game in case you really sucked at it!
They also replaced the transvestite fighters with those fast spiked haired skinny guys who jump and flip around, making it more difficult to take a swing at them.
Pense que la mejor version era la de Mega CD, pero el juego tiene un problema en velocidad de continuidad de los golpes lanzados, por los personajes principales, en arcade y snes no hay este problema tienen mas precicion y rapidez para conectar los golpes, solo que la musica no estan tan buena como la mega CD, y la de snes la musica es promedio, pero se queda detras en graficos y por la falta demodo coperativo, en conclucion me quedo con la arcade.
I played this first on SNES, but then when I purchased the PS2 and played it on the Capcom collection, I stuck with this version. Arcade all the way! 👍
A versão japonesa do Final Fight Cody e Guy tem sangue, Roxy e Poison e comidas diferentes. Eu tenho a Guy japonesa e o Cody americano ambos originais de SNES
![Final Fight (Sega Genesis vs Sega CD) Side by Side Comparison [Demo] Dual Longplay @vcdecide](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rIMuedk5Afs/mqdefault.jpg)
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The Snes really struggled when it came to trying to reproduce FM synth sounds and this is a good example of that, But when something was written for its sound chip it excelled.
When the Super Nintendo had just come out, and this was on shelves shortly after it was a pretty incredible thing to be able to buy this and play it at home, and as far as the imperfections that didn't make it "arcade perfect" they were negligible at the time, it was just awesome to see Nintendo's new console flex it's muscle with a near arcade perfect port, although the original had both Cody, and Hagar n' Guy was missing. This game was one of those arcade games to grace the Super Nintendo along with U.N. Squadron that finally shut up all the Genesis fanboys that there console was the only one to bring arcade games home, then Street Fighter 2 just put them to bed lol
The lack of multiplayer was certainly not "negligible."
@@rowtow13 And multiplayer gaming was BIG at the time; even on the NES and other older systems... I think they did this on purpose back then, to keep all the arcade operators happy!
UN Squadron was butchered even worse than Final Fight was. Both would have been better on the Mega Drive.
@@droiduseruserdroid1731 If only ROM costs were NOT an issue way back then, these games really should've been on the Neo Geo.... The SNES was simply too slow and cannot handle these ports perfectly, and the Genesis (while much more capable) was not able to get Capcom's full support!
Not to mention the Sega CD version crushed the SNES version. Then you have the Issue of Streets of Rage 2 on Genesis looking better and especially sounding better than the arcade version of Final Fight.
Yes, the snes version is vastly inferior, but keep in mind that the differences in hardware were huge, and at the time having a game like Final Fight at home was awesome. As a kid you couldn't stay until really late at the arcades, sometimes it was far from your house, there was the rain, sometimes you had to leave your game if you had to use the restroom lol and many other inconveniences. Final Fight for the snes was a really fun game too.
Absolutely right, I remember when my brother first brought it home and street fighter 2 we were like, holy shit!! We don't need to waste quarters anymore!! 🤣🤣
Very true. Most idiots bleat on about the lack of two player mode (there was one, it was just disabled) and no guy, but they have zero clue about the technical differences between a SNES and a CPS1- Board. 8Mb was the largest cartridge ROM available at the time so the couldn't fit any more in.
Personally, I think it's a great port for the time.
SNES also has the edge against cps1 with its robust ppu with 4 layers and hdma
Wow I just noticed my error, I meant to say Final Fight, not SF2 😂
I don’t know about vastly that’s a but if a stretch it’s actually pretty close to the arcade.
imagine a 32 meg version on a cart using the sfx chip for the cpu.
@Pete Green Snes worked best when running it's own custom games I guess they went cheap on the CPU to gain more GPU for the same cost.
SFX chip was for 3D polygon maths only IIRC. I'm sure they could have put a regular Co-Processor in there though. The SNES CPU was painfully slow, so it really needed some help with big sprites. 12 Mb would have likely been plenty for storage space (the original FF had no graphics compression), and a bump up to 8Mhz instead of the usual 3.5Mhz would have likely suffice for speed and on screen sprites.
@Pete Green snes cpu is more efficient than the 68000 and the snes cpu can even outperform megadrive cpu in certain aspects. The only reason games had slowdown was due to programming errors, or the game being released too early in the consoles life and run off of slowrom, which under clocks the CPU to 2mhz. It's basically on par with megadrive at 3mhz, since it's such a power efficient and excellently crafted 16 BIT cpu. The 8bit databus is not a bottleneck, devs need to learn to work around it, the system can do just as good as megadrive. Let's also not forget about hdma, we have 8 channels, while the megadrive has none, lol only a garbage one in its vdp, if that even counts ;)
@Peter Green All the SNES really needed was a faster CPU and just a little more extra RAM... ROM carts can go as as big as they want (32/64/128/256 megs), but their costs would prolly go WAY UP!!!
@@Syklonus I'd say the SNES should've at least had 12MHz clockspeed + 1MB of RAM just to be on the SAFE side... Cart sizes should've ranged anywhere from a minimum of 16 megs to 256 megs max. They should try to keep the game prices at about $80 to $120 each. I'd gladly save up all of my Xmas money and pay $450 for it back in '91 or '92, knowing that I would own a truly powerful 16-bit system that could handle almost ANY arcade port you can throw at it (CPS1/CPS2/CPS3/NeoGeo), plus makin' shure that it would last for at least a good 10+ years on the home game console market!
the problem is SNES version is.... don't have 2-player co-op, character Guy because the game didn't have enough space, (Guy only appears on Final Fight: Guy from Super Famicom & SNES as a rental game that replace Cody). also censored Roxy & Poison replace by 2 sissy men with gunglasses. the last is they didn't add is the Indestrial Area stage with Relento boss in Level 4 . So the winner is .... (drum roll please)........ (Drum stops)
ARCADE! :) (Crowd chearing)
seclusionloner good point 👍🏾
playing games is always better and will be forever legends 💪🏾 👾
And: The SNES-Port isn't capable to show more than three Opponents on the Screen together...
I mean, what did you expect from a rather slow home console vs a state of the art arcade board?
@@Syklonus look at Final Fight 2 and 3 on SNES, they are pretty good!
I think Sega CD version is the best home port
agreed but arcade version still rocks.
Alexandros Prodromos Have you played it yourself, or are you just bandwagoning?
Sega CD version has audio better than the arcade even, I know cuz' I have it
@@chrispacheco8590 CD version is limited to 4 (or was it 3?) enemies on screen, while original arcade has up to 10. It's a huge huge difference in gameplay and pure entertainment.
The Xbox 360 and PS3 Double Impact was the best ports. It was arcade perfect.
People are so incredibly spoiled these days, and most of those spoiled people have zero idea of the technical differences between a SNES and a CPS1-Arcade board. The SNES was just too slow for this kind of game, but the fact that it manages this much is a miracle and should be praised. Final Fight Guy has loads of little technical improvements, like less slowdown, and some graphical tweaks that make it better than the original SNES game. They should have reactivated the two-player mode though.
The ultimate version of the game is Rotwangs's ROM hack which has all three characters and the two player mode. It's un-optimised and rough, but it works.
A pretty neat port for its time. Of course the SNES can't beat an Arcade machine from the same era, but it comes close, given that capcom only used a 8 mbit cart for it. And the music / FX on SNES are even better than in the arcade version.
Visto ahora puede parecer un port mediocre, pero jugarlo en casa en su época era algo impresionante.
GuardiRock Is vero
Tienes toda la razon, y unos meses despues jugar SF2 k si era un port mucho mejor logrado fue marvilloso en los 90s.
Era un sueño que teníamos muchos de tener una maquinita en casa
Cody is still in Japan, that was so hilarious to read. 😂🤣
Arcade, but not by much, and maybe even a matter of taste. The arcade is brighter, character models seem to resolve more details, and plays faster. On the other hand I like the darker color scheme of Guy a bit more on the SNES, and the music hands down belongs to the SNES.
Marcel Weber How? What? I said Arcade and gave the reasons, but also recognize the SNES looks good, and some may prefer the darker color scheme. From what I can the tell playing through my phone, SNES sounds better than the arcade. Please explain the wrong
Marcel Weber I did say the arcade plays faster, and the characters are a bit more detail. I can see the animation downgrade as well, but didn't think it was a big deal to mention. As mentioned, the darker color art is a matter of taste which is why I think some people might like the SNES more. I like darker art work, and I know the SNES is not as good as the arcade from a technical aspect, but I like the color scheme, and sound effects on the SNES. Again, I agree the Arcade is the superior of the two overall technically, but it's too bright for my likings.
Marcel Weber Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
acdgui Oh I did, Final Fight was one of the first games I purchased on the SNES.
acdgui Not really, but I did own this game on the SNES and can remember my experience compared to the arcade version. As mentioned before arcade is technically better, but certain qualities of the game I appreciated the SNES a bit more. Again I own this on the SNES, only played the arcade a few times over two decades ago.
How is Guy on the SNES? I thought there was only Cody and Haggar in that version. It was in mine.
A later version of Final Fight came out on SNES called FF Guy. It just replaced Cody with Guy but kept one player.
@@AguilaDeOnix85 Thanks for the info!
would you start doing sharp x68000k comparisons? would be awesome
Arcade wins.
SNES version:
-No multiplayer
-Some cut-scene removed(such as Mad Gear kidnaps Jessica at Round 1 intro)
-No steel plant stage
-Only 3 credits
-No special ending(Beat the game without continue)
No women* xD
I prefer snes sfx and music
Of course the arcade wins
Can you compare the pyron color hack on the sega CD version of this game and can you compare it to the arcade version?
They removed the 2 players mode on the snes... That was a crime
It sure was when I first rented this game at blockbuster video brought it home slap it in my friend and I were ready to play co op instead we ended up taking turns playing stages with the same character unitl he died what a disappointment but we made the best out of it
Well, they didn't do it out of spite! Development time for this port was phenomenally tight, and the SNES was a slow home console trying to copy a state of the art arcade game. I think they did a fucking good job given the circumstances.
BTW, it did have a two player mode, they just didn't have time to refine it. Look up Rotwang's ROM hack to see the game with a two player mode.
@@Syklonus I have another theory tho... I think they prolly did this on purpose back then, to keep all the arcade owners and operators happy! 🤑🤑🤑
It was good enough to look arcade perfect a few months after playing the arcade version although I remember the arcade looking better when I went back.
If you guys take into account and consideration what an actual arcade cabinet of that game would've cost, then you'll easily understand why a mere $200 SNES console could NEVER replace it... That's what the Neo Geo was for; you had to pay the 'premium' for 100% arcade-accurate, direct ports. But suppose if a #1 arcade smash like Final Fight was released on a AES cart for gamers to play it at home, you can expect to pay at least well over $200+ for it. Certainly, the SNES was fully capable of handling a MUCH better (if not arcade-perfect) port of Final Fight, but I don't the the arcade operators at the time would completely agree with that tho!
The combined efforts of Harumi Fujita, Manami Matsumae, Junko Tamiya, Yasuaki Fujita, Hiromitsu Takaoka and Yoko Shimomura in the arcade obviously make the soundtrack better and more badass. While the SNES music by Toshio Kajino is more goofy-sounding, it has a certain charm to it that keeps me coming back.
La mejor versión es la de Sega CD, los tiempos de carga son minimos y su sonido es geníal y en graficos a la par de la arcade.
Sega CD usa menos colores,se nota el juego un poco desteñido en relación al Arcade. La banda sonora es excelente.
Franco Cruz si, aunque falla en el tema de los colores
si pero en sega genesis ni se logro en cartucho fisico la version de sega cd tardaron casi 3 o 4 años luego ,,
Sempre fui fã da SEGA mas jogar isso em casa era bom demais mesmo pq nao tinhamos o VC DECIDE para nos mostrar a diferença lado a lado. Foi um otimo port para 16bit ainda mais que rusharam o lancamento para encaixa la no lancamento do famicom... se tivessem tempo e um cartucho maior estaria um jogo bem completo como resultado final.
I'm surprised that they were able to do the train scrolling on the snes.
Na minha opinião, mesmo sendo inferior e capada a versão do Super Nintendo não fez feio! Me garantiu muitas horas de diversão!! Tenho até hoje o meu cartucho original guardado!
well, Guy is the real villain on this game. He walks puch people with no reason, kick ass when just judge people by how they look and shot down every body who complains about how bad the current mayor are running the city.
Well this game is good and classic but if you thing about it, this game has a very problems with the script.
Todos pediram pelo Guy na versão SNES e a Capcom atendeu aos pedidos. Colocou o Guy... mas tirou o Cody, manteve a mesma quantidade de memória ROM, o mesmo desempenho, as mesma músicas com instrumentos bizarros, A MESMA COISA DE ANTES. Vlw em, Capcom. ¬¬
Okami™ aquele slow era proposital, era o efeito matrix
Porque a comparação do lado Arcade parou antes da Super Nintendo?
the game i played the most in the arcade ! And some years later on my Snes, that i bought to play *Final Fight and Street fighter II* Good old times ...
Comparing the SNES vesion and Arcade version is like comparing a SNES version and Genesis version of any other game. Characters smaller and squashed.
Great video comparison My mate at school use to have this back in the day whilst I was only used to the arcade.. now I've seen it.. it cant compare but back then would have been a great and near arcade at home.. would of loved to have it.. missing cody is a big deal as overall I think he is the best.. funnily enough I have had a mame cabinet/arcade for 12 yrs (dream as a kid) and I still occasionally play it. My kids did too... obviously not as good as I used to be ...2 credits to complete it yrs ago.. still manage to get to last stage on 1 credit but its its ridiculously hard screen basically fills up with the bad guys and whole strategy goes to pot..
Best thing is with mame it thinks it's the arcade but I dont have to put money in..
Did this come out when developers was still learning the SNES?
Frank Clinch IV pretty much it was a launch game.
Well that might explain a lot
@@JuicyPlayer final fight snes was launch game not final fight guy right cuz this was made later cuz people mad no guy in original
The SNES port of final fight is very much in line with the port of Street fighter 2. The resolution,sprite size, colour depth and animation are greatly reduced while still retaining the arcade feel and fundamental gameplay.
Yes but Sf2 is a status of art,arcade perfect, a killer application. FFight is no one of them. Is a decent port only.
@@carlocavallo3739 If Guy was included and the 2-player feature was retained (abeit with some noticeable slowdowns when enemies crowded the screen) on a 16 meg cart, then nobody would be complaining about the graphics too much... 16 megs should at least be enough memory to also keep the Industrial Stage with Rolento intact, plus maybe even a few more new stages/bosses and bonus rounds.
I had snes version as a kid, but now I own an arcade version.. and though the snes was a great port.. it is truly lacking in most departments
A versão Snes é muito competente.
that subway music for the arcade would get me hype 😊
Your arcade version here doesn't include Jessica in her bra (SNES version had to be tuned down for kids that's why Jessica was in red dress) when the thugs tell Mike Haggar to turn on his monitor. Still, thanks for the comparison...
The smoother animation and rich colors of the arcade win, but i’d rather play it on my snes at home than wasting quarters. 😅
Final Fight
(Super NES=16 Bit)
(Arcade=24 Bit)
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I think the snes version had that secret one up when u punch the dog on the bayarea lvl.
This port would be better if they used a 16 meg cart like Street Fighter 2 used. This was only a 4 Meg game launch game.
Marcel Weber But still a small cart , the only thing that wouldn't be saved with a bigger cart size is the censorship since Nintendo was an ass about that back in the day.
Yeah , the GBA version is basically what this version was supposed to be. Although Nintendo still censored it even though censorship policys were more relaxed when the GBA came out.
24 megs would've been OPTIMUM, but not necessary... The original arcade ROM was like only about 28 megs. With the proper compression techniques, they would've prolly been able to squeeze in ALOT more content and better graphics/sound quality than even the arcade version!
muito boa a comparação, mas uma pena que mesmo depois de 4 anos a Capcom praticamente só fez mudar o personagem pra Guy e ainda deixou de fora a Área Industrial. Decepção mas ainda sim divertida rs
A verdade é que Final Fight nunca foi um jogo muito bom . O primeiro do Arcade era ótimo , os ports para Sega CD e Sharp 68000 ficaram bons mas as três versões para SNES ficaram muito ruins .
Parece que a CPU não aguentava a alta carga de animações , o que acarretava em slowdowns por quase 100% do tempo de jogo .
Final Fight 2 e 3 de dois era uma tristeza . A Capcom tinha problemas mesmo com o hardware do SNES visto que quase todos os games dela no 16 bit da Nintendo sofria do mesmo problema .
Sorte de quem tinha um Mega em casa pois jogou Streets of Rage , um jogo muito mais bonito , com animações e músicas de melhor qualidade (o 2 principalmente) *E SEM LAG!!!!*
+Casa dos Gamers quiz dizer jogos -mais uma vez escolhi mal a palavra- , Final Fight 1, 2 e 3 .
Com todo respeito à sua opinião, mas Streets of Rage um jogo mais bonito??? Graficamente o Final Fight é muito melhor! O primeiro Streets of Rage parecia um jogo de Master System. Até o não tão conhecido The Combatribes tinha gráficos melhores... Mas em relação às músicas e o fato de não ter lags, nisso eu concordo.
Considering the hardware limitations, Capcom did a fine job with the port.
to me its a crime its not a coop and you cant play with Guy but besides that its a great port
If they could've included in Guy at least, then that prolly would've been OK even if it was only 1 player cuz back then Capcom still didn't really know the SNES hardware too well yet.
Eu nunca entendi o motivo do Super Nintendo não ter opção pra 2 jogadores.... alguém tem alguma resposta plausível?
snes empezaba a estrenarse ,, aun no sabian programarlo bien y lo hicieron rapído , como ejemplo sunset riders sega genesis es porqueria o punisher
Simplesmente porque o hardware do SNES era fraco. Ainda que existissem outros beat' em up para 2 jogadores, o Final Fight era um jogo rápido que brotava vários inimigos ao mesmo tempo na tela, cada um com um tipo de característica (Axl e Slash que podem se defender, Hollywood e El Gado que carregam armas, Andores que são mais resistentes...). Com várias coisas acontecendo ao mesmo tempo, o SNES não rodaria esse jogo acima dos 10 fps.
@@japanoguiness Final Fight 2 tem tudo isso aí que vc mencionou e o jogo tem multiplayer e roda bem na maioria das partes.
Can you make X68000 vs Arcade Graphics comparison for final fight please
O SNES tem capacidade pra rodar uma versão bem melhor que essa que fizeram. Eu acho que foi uma grande falta de interesse em caprichar mais um pouco no port. Mas mesmo assim é um jogo bem bacana.
Quando o SNES chegou, já trouxe Final Fight como diferencial. Só hoje percebo que a conversão do Arcade deixa um pouco a desejar, a julgar pelo milagre de otimização que conseguiram com Street Fighter 2.. Final Fight, com os sprites grandes que os jogos do Genesis não tinham, parecia um Neo Geo aos meus olhos na época, pelo menos um que podíamos comprar. Bons tempos! Os jogos 3D, simplesmente, não possuem essa magia. Não é saudosismo. A pegada é outra e o fator arte e o fator diversão hoje estão em segundo plano. O que importa é vender Dlcs e se limitar ao banal jogo em grupo, sem objetivo que não seja atirar sem rumo. Bons tempos!
A CAPCOM sólo le faltó aprender a explotar más el SNES, fue uno de sus primeros juegos de lanzamiento y estoy seguro que pudo haber hecho algo mejor, ya que existe un ROM de SNES el cual puedes elegir a los 3 personajes y estoy seguro que podrían haberlos hecho correr juntos en modo cooperativo, sólo que CAPCOM iba apenas familiarizando con la SNES en aquellos años.
xd xd cuando salio este juego venian extrenando el snes , ademas este juego ni soporto ni salio en sega genesis debieron esperar como 3 años y usar el add on sega cd de hecho este juego en snes lo programaron en muy corto tiempo
It's a close port given the fact it was a launch game. Capcom didn't get it right on the Snes till the third Final Fight and even that was ok.
Canal, please compare the Sega CD, PC & GBA versions so we can see how close those ports were.
I like your work with these videos!!
Great Port in a 16 bit game console...
Final Fight on SNES is bad port, but steel a good game.
The Arcade version is definitely better, but the SNES version is still impressive
I'll take the SNES music any day just like Street Fighter II, over the arcades though.
***** Sit your ass down. I know what was missing from the game. I liked the SNES music better. I didn't ask you or need your approval.
Wow I thought the snes would've been better then that! Holy shit!
Seus vídeos são muito foda !
No Cody, Poison or Roxy, and only single player; the SNES port is very disappointing.
This sound in arcade Jessica is strange 😳
Arcade é suprema a versão porém ainda acho que a Versão do Super Nintendo faz um trabalho Incrível !
Arcade tem uma vantagem a Área industrial Rolento como chefe.. tem 1 fase a mais que o SNES..
No question about it the arcade version can't be touched by any port of this game
Sharpx6800
Arcade. Even the soundtrack is so bad on SNES... Worse than the arcade. Flawless victory.
Mokurentate
I'm not much of a fan of capcom's games but the SNES version is ok for a console game. Just not on par with the arcade version and not on par with what the SNES is capable of either.
Arcade version is better for sure. I remember playing it in the arcade as a kid, and this was the first game I owned on SNES with Super Mario. Arcade was still better :) and oddly different. SNES true potential wasn't realized yet., but even then I still think arcade would be better.
@@ShutoStriker If you take into account and consideration what an actual arcade cabinet of that game would've cost, then you'll easily understand why a $200 SNES console could NEVER replace it... That's what the Neo Geo was for; you had to pay the 'premium' for 100% arcade-accurate direct ports. But suppose if Final Fight was ever released on a AES cart for gamers to play it at home, you can expect to pay at least well over $200+ for it. Certainly, the SNES was fully capable of handling a much better (if not arcade-perfect) port of Final Fight, but I don't the the arcade operators at the time would completely agree with that tho!
Não colocaram o Guy na primeira versão e neste não colocaram o Cody... Para ver como os tempos eram diferentes... Se fosse hoje isto de lançar duas versões do mesmo jogo cada qual com um protagonista diferente e faltando o outro, daria muita confusão e RAGE... kkkkk Eu ate poderia dizer que não se dava para jogar de dois por conta do hardware lento do SNES, mas aí me lembro de Final Fight 2 e 3 (além de alguns jogos Beat Up que se dava para jogar de dois no SNES), Capcom malandra deis desta época... kkkkk Street of Fighter 2 que o diga (mas este é diferente porque cada versão de ST tinha melhorias, mas no caso do Final Fight é outra historia)... Melhor mesmo é a versão de Mega CD (Sega CD) e também do computador X68000. Marota aproveita e faz uma comparação da versão de Mega CD com a versão do computador X68000 , seria bacana ter uma comparação deste dois grandes portes de Final Fight!
how to compare an arcade with a snes please obvious arcade is much better much ram much memory
Legal a versão que eu tinha era com o Cody!
No Super Nintendo ficou mais difícil pois só se jogava de um.
Aquela fase do acho de Nova York aí acabava quase todos os continues.
E acho que a Nintendo pediu para tirar as mulheres e colocaram homens afeminados, então bater em mulheres é errado mas bater em gays!!!
Gerou polêmica!
A Capcom Me Deixou Confuso Que No Final Fight Tem Cody E Haggar E no Final Fight Guy Tem Guy E Haggar
Seria Melhor Se A Capcom POSSE UMA VERSAO COM CODY e GUY
Snes need to get the fuck on with that bullshit
Simplemente nadie piensa en que Capcom podía haber pensado en dividirlo, vender Final Fight con Cody y otro cartucho con Guy, ya después sería el Special Edition con los 3 y la fábrica, muy Capcom eso no?.
No es nada descabellado que una empresa tome esas posturas y las hagan, pero igual hay que entender que en la época hacer ports era un culo, y por temas de espacio se decidió omitir un personaje (y varias cosas mas, como armas y otros adornos o villanos (aunque poison fue por las normas de nintendo, resta a la experiencia la ausencia de Poison? para nada))
@@InafuneTaka acertado, pero hablamos de Capcom y teniendo memoria es fácil recordar que fueron los primeros en poner algo similar a los DLC con nuevas entregas de franquicias, siendo costumbre ver Turbo, Special, EX o similares con apenas cambios. La fórmula Capcom.
Arcade wins automatic 100%
siempre hablan que la versión de sega cd es mejor. no lo niego. pero salió mucho después de la version de snes. la musica del de sega cd es cd wav no midi y obviamente esta el juego completo ya q es en cd rom. pero técnicamente la versión de snes es superior por que no necesita ayuda de ningún add on para correr el juego. el sound chip de la snes esta a años luz que el de sega y su midi se acerca mucho a la version de arcade. En los colores también en el sega cd se nota mucho la falta de colores de los sprites y los escenarios. las 2 son buenas pero yo le doy mi punto a la version de snes por que salio mucho antes y por que no necesita ningún add on para poder jugarlo y es muy similar a la arcade en música y gráficos. Yo vivi la época y en ese entonses acá en chile por lo menos NADIE TENIA SEGA CD fue tan malo que parece q acá no llego XD
buena historia!!! igual recuerdo que de chico (hoy ya con 36 añeques) eran muy pocos los wns con la consola negra, aunque mi vida per se naci conociendo la atari, pero disfrute el video juego como tal con la nes y de ahi cuando llego la snes y huaaa fue la raja, sobre el final fight, puta, siento que la versión de arcade esta bien, pero lo que me jode es su musica, siento mas a gusto la de snes, solo en eso, pero visualmente es disfrutable (menos la pelea contra Abigail, que mono mas odioso), un saludo sea donde estés vaquero!
the SNES version is very well graphically, but music, sound, and how much things you cut still do a bad version, the version of Sega Cd is much better, and I'm sad to admit that even though I games much like all companies, nintendo was my first company ...
Both are good.. but arcade is comfortable..
Fianl Fight (Arcade vs Snes ) Sibe dy Side Comparison (Final Fight Roman)
Arcade is the best of course...but still a good port on snes.
¿Porqué en la versión de SNES no aparecen Roxy y Poison? ¿No será que las feministas no quieren ver a mujeres "fuertes" recibiendo una paliza como toda villana?
Japanese versions of Final Fight Cody and Guy have Roxy, Poison and blood with use of knifes and muramasas!!
SNES did an amazing job
Final Fight 3 on the SNES kills the the silly arcade part 1 version.
Arcade Version is Much Mich better. The movement is smoother. SNES version seems slower almost slugish at times.
Snes Game on Graphics little bit down but Game IS better realized on snes more than on arcade , Gameplay on arcade IS one disaster final fight 2 arcade IS better in all than snes but this one no ...
Man I never notice how andore Jr. & axl Look so purple like wow but eh awesome I still love both equally but I grew up with super Nintendo
I never got past at the end of the subway cause of the Andores & I never beat katana (Sodom) like ugh I never beaten it once cause of them
If you are referring to the arcade version, then I totally agree with you cuz back in '89 when we were just kids, that game took HELLA quarters from our pockets afterschool everyday... That game was by NO means easy!
@@OtomoTenzi either or but I never played the arcade version my family had or still has the super Nintendo with the Final Fight game as a cartridge meaning quarter free game but I'm positive it was unbelievably difficult there too
@@alexheller4003 The SNES version was considered ALOT easier because of a several very noticeable differences... More lives selectable from the hidden options menu, more energy restored from food, more damage from all of your attacks (due to shorter life bars), less stages, and less enemies on the screen. I do believe that there was also a 1up and health restore cheat with the dog located in the Bay Area stage? The arcade version had alot more breakable barrels and food/items/weapons to collect; but then again there were ALOT more enemies attacking you every step of the way, and the enemy AI was also pretty cheap if the arcade operator set it on the HARDEST difficulty. And plus, you played at the comfort of your own home, so there was NO pressure and stress (from not standing up to play). Also, there were Game Genie or Action Replay cheat devices available out there to help you beat the game in case you really sucked at it!
On SNES there are no cute hair-coloured chicks. :-(
They also replaced the transvestite fighters with those fast spiked haired skinny guys who jump and flip around, making it more difficult to take a swing at them.
@@befdoglover1 Yes, FUCK Nintendo's GAY-ASS soccermom politics... Making kids GAY like everywhere since the 1990's!!! 😡😡😡
It exists, but in the Japanese version.
Pense que la mejor version era la de Mega CD, pero el juego tiene un problema en velocidad de continuidad de los golpes lanzados, por los personajes principales, en arcade y snes no hay este problema tienen mas precicion y rapidez para conectar los golpes, solo que la musica no estan tan buena como la mega CD, y la de snes la musica es promedio, pero se queda detras en graficos y por la falta demodo coperativo, en conclucion me quedo con la arcade.
I have ps2 super Nintendo i play this in ps2
I played this first on SNES, but then when I purchased the PS2 and played it on the Capcom collection, I stuck with this version. Arcade all the way! 👍
海外のアーケード版はジェシカの下着姿ないんでね😅
Um port bem decepcionante o de snes.
Acho que da pra se divertir,mas dava pra ser bem melhor.
Confio que o Sega CD é a melhor versão.
As a snes fan, the final fight version on the snes is a huge disappointment, arcade will always be the best.
EVEN Sega CD is far better version than Snes
Big difference is this cartridge come released around 1990 before CD make debut in 1993. Who give damn crap which version better.
The 9090TI PC GPU is better because it can run this game at 1p and 2fps while using ray trace Mike Haggar spinning pile driver.
Probably the best you can do, considering the difference in power between the two.
Super Nintendo merecia uma versão melhor e mais bonita
The video Arcade is way better than Super Nintendo!
Tiraram a Poison na segunda versão do Snes e censuram o jogo mas mesmo assim ficou divertido.
A versão japonesa do Final Fight Cody e Guy tem sangue, Roxy e Poison e comidas diferentes. Eu tenho a Guy japonesa e o Cody americano ambos originais de SNES
arcade win
nessa é lavada, a versão capada de super nes é uma bosta e acredito que foi preguiça da capcom, pq o super nintendo poderia ter a versão completa.
Arcade is better and without Cody no final fight
Nintendo Double Dragon 1 2 & 3 is better than final fight snes!
Double Dragon 1 and 3 on the NES suck. And the arcade is the best Double Dragon
NES DD 1 is better than most subsequent beat em ups just for having a variety of moves that you gradually learned throughout the game by leveling up.
The game over screen is fucking disturbing.
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Sega Megadrive CD version better than arcade
pra mim o street of rage da de lavada no final fight
olha o arcade e 1000 x melhor mas o as musica do snes e superior que a do arcade o snes só ganha nas musicas no resto perde
the arcade is better i have all the final fights