Street Fighter II (PC Engine vs Sega Genesis) Gameplay Comparison
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- Опубліковано 27 бер 2024
- A side-by-side comparison of the game Street Fighter 2 Champion Edition between PC Engine and Mega Drive (Sega Genesis), both games are in the Japanese version, as there is no American version for the TurboGrafx-16.
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The PC Engine never ceases to amaze me. A modified 8-bit CPU and no dedicated CPU for sound yet it still manages to keep up due to its great 16-bit graphics chip.
Better parallax FX on Megadrive but better colors on PC Engine. Better soundtracks on Megadrive, but better sound FX and digital voices on PC Engine. Both systems have six buttons controllers. Ex aequo...
Meha drive has turbo modes, pc engine doesn't.
@@hpickettz34 yeah, Genesis basically has the 2nd and 3rd arcade versions of SF2, PCE is just the 2nd Champion Edition version. So Genesis has more value, but something about the PCE to me looks and sounds slightly more like the arcade even without the parallex, its colors and sound effects seems more authentic to me.
@@hpickettz34but PC ENGINE has an 8 BIT processor... and even with its half of processing, it surpasses the genesis version in many aspects... sorry but shame on genesis...
I was poor grew up with 3 button Sega Genesis 😅
@@claudiexx6274 is it shame on Nintendo that the Xbox has a 32-bit processor could it could demolish the 64-bit N64? As a matter of fact, PS2 and Dreamcast and GameCube had 64-bit cpus… is that shame on Sony, Sega, and Nintendo that an Xbox could hold its own and outperform them with only a 32-bit cpu?
Ok real talk. PCE did have an 8-bit cpu but unlike the Genesis it also had a dedicated graphics card powered by a 16-bit gpu.
Wow… I grew up with the genesis version and I never appreciated how good those parallax layers were before. it has a level of depth that you don’t even notice until it goes away.
Yep, parallax scrolling was something you definetly would have noticed back in the day. It was like watching a 3d movie or something, very eye-catching.
Just a reminder that while this is a one to one comparison in the video, the games are not themselves a one-to-one comparison because the MD/Genesis port included the updated Hyper Fighting content, with balance changes, new colors, and increased speed. It's unfortunate that Hyper Fighting content was not included in the PCE/TG16 version, likely due to the timing of its release.
NEC could have asked for Capcom to delay the game like Sega did, but I think little would have changed due to the memory size of the HU-card. Making one to fit all the content would have been expensive for Capcom. Heck the one they used for SF2 has a custom mapper to allow for 4x512KB upper page map banks with a lower 512KB bank .
Even if they (NEC) had asked for a delay, the Hu-Card could only hold so much data.
Totally agree! Also remember that neither did the PC-Engine nor the Super Famicon/SNES have the combo system which made the Sega Genesis port the best port to practice at home before hitting the arcades with those updated hyper fighting kits or the complete hyper fighting cabinets! The Megadrive/Genesis port was a must! before hitting those local tournaments!
@@michaelacosta3213 Both these versions were based off of the SNES version (which was the ultimate version for home consoles at the time).
On the MegaDrive version you can choose between Turbo/Hyper Fighting version and the classic Champion Edition...
Cool seeing the PC Engine controller visualized. Goes perfect head to head with six button Genesis controller.
1. Different menu screens. The Genesis version not only offers Dash but Excite speed ratings. Also a little icon that changes instead of a star. Also group battle.
2. Also in the options menu you can change the time limit on the Genesis version. Missing from the PC engine version.
3. Visual elements are different. On Guile's PC Engine stage the USAF logo is on the ground. Missing from the Genesis version.
4. Fond memories of Balrog/Vega's stage. It is one of my favorites stages especially on the Genesis. Being able to climb on the chain linked fence in the background and attack. Also that theme is great.
My favorite stages are: Guile´s stage with the fighter jet in the background, Dhalsim´s stage with the elephants, and Balrog´s stage with the bikini girls.😊
Regarding the USAF logo in Guile's stage, it is present in the Genesis cartridge version. She must be playing the Genesis mini version where it is omitted.
It's crazy to me that a budget minded 1987 console can do SFII that close to the arcade.
Good 'ol "12bit"
The cps1 arcade hardware was also released during that time period 1987-1988
@@laumpolumpio that's nuts. I bet the factory cost was like $40 vs $2000 not even including the cabinet.
@@caseyhayes4590 To be fair, arcade hardware (at least from big players like Capcom and SEGA) being miles ahead of the curve versus contemporary home hardware was to be expected in terms of power and cost. Assuming they were successful games, they'd basically pay for themselves quickly even at such seemingly high operator purchase costs (though IIRC they'd often rent out units rather than buy them, partially explaining why arcades tended to have rotating game rosters).
It wasn't until the Dreamcast where the arcade/home power gap really started to close noticeably. I don't count the Neo Geo AES because it was built off the actual MVS arcade hardware, and was aimed at a boutique subsection of gamers rather than the mass gaming market.
Amazing hardware, both versions are brilliant. Let's not forget the amazing Snes as well. Like someone said the arcade tech was quite ahead at the time. But it proves the devs were incredible coders. And squeezed as much out of these great consoles. Now the industry is spoilt with tech & seem lazy, with regards to PS5 already a pro model is on the way. What happened to really pushing tech with really clever coding.
It's amazing how the Turbografx-16 could do so much with its 8-bit, while the MegaDrive could have done a little more with colors, in this particular case. 😅
Pc engine has no background scrolling and no turbo mode.
@@hpickettz34
Igualmente no arcade, modo Champion Edition não tinha turbo
I think Capcom did a good job overall with the colors, except in Ken's scenario. All other scenarios don't look too bad.
@@jsr734 In which version Ken Stage's colors are bad, Turbografx? I suppose the boat is dirtier, but the sky is better.
@@kriever Oh, sorry, i was talking about the Genesis/MD version. The PC Engine version looks good.
Excellent version on the PC engine considering the card size and the fact it's a year older than the Mega Drive a big deal in those days.
Both are great ports for their respective platforms. The PC-Engine has better color and managed to deliver clearer voice samples.
The Mega Drive has more background detail in most stages, and has a few layers of parallax.
Both deliver the line scroll floors.
I don't know if it was the split audio, but Vega (US M. Bison) seemed to lack the sound FX for his psycho crusher special attack on the PC Engine.
As cores e vozes no Pc Engine chama a atenção,no Genesis poderia entregar mais,anos depois com patch feito por fãs as cores e vozes no Genesis ficaram como deveriam ter sido no lançamento,mas indo pra época,o port do PC Engine usou muito bem o potencial do console.
I’ve owned both versions since the 90’s and while the PC Engine version is an incredible version I’ve always felt the Genesis/MD version bested it. The real shame is that Street Fighter II and many great PC Engine games were never ported outside of Japan to the TurboGrafx-16.
Blame the piss-poor management by the U.S/EU divisions. The same thing happened to the Sega Saturn; so many great games left in Japan because the system was mismanaged.
I agree I think with hindsight the Genesis version is the best playing and has the best music, plus you get Turbo and Champion. Growing up the SNES versions were my favorite but now if I want a 16bit dose of SF it’s either of these two. Unless it’s SuperSF that Genesis version is 😅
昇龍拳を破らぬ限りお前に勝ち目はない!
Nossa, que gênio... Estudou quantos anos pra descobrir isso? 😂😂😂
Second Watch Observations:
1. I see that fighting game players instinct in effect. On both versions you hold back on the D-Pad before each round start. With that you can back up to give your self distance. Or anticipate an attack to block.
2. Interesting that on the Genesis controller that the buttons A,B,C,X,Y,Z are placed left to right. While on the PC Engine the buttons are read left to right on the bottom then right to left on the top. So the Roman Numerals read top row 4,5,6 and bottom row 3,2,1.
3. Also the PC Engine uses run to begin compared to Start on the Genesis controller.
Its insane how good a fight the PC Engine is putting up here. Its a souped up 8-bit console, standing toe-to-toe with a proper 16-bit console.
actually has better colors, sound effects, voice samples on the PCE and holds its own in music, where some tracks sound better on Genesis, but some actually sound better on PCE. Also PCE version 20 mb and Genesis is 24 mb with the turbo mode included as an option.
The pc engine has 2 16bit grafik processors!!! The 8bit processor does only the coordinations. Pc engine has more colours at the same time than the snes!! Snes 256 vs pce 400 simultaneous!!!
@@megamario77 It's main CPU is 8-bit.
@@megamario77 VC Decide has made a color comparisson video for the Snes, PC Engine and Megadrive versions and the Snes version always have more colors, with the PC Engine version in second place and the MD version in last place.
People still making this type of comments 🤦♂️… the bits of the CPU aren’t the determining factor as to how a game looks and sounds… if you look at the system capabilities you would realize that this game just makes good use of the system resources and there was even room for improvement
Megadrive version is objectively the best version out of all the 1st gen of SF2 CPS1 ports, as it's the only one that contained the CPS1 chains. The SNES version is undoubtedly the game changer and the most legendary conversion, but the Megadrive was the only version that "felt" like the arcade. The SNES version, as great as it was, didn't feel like the arcade.
I was disappointed that the PC Engine version omitted the CPS1 chains, too.
The popularity of the SNES version cannot be overstated. I can't think of many other third party SNES games that sold *that* many copies.
That's something that a lot of people who haven't played the arcade and both the home console versions from back then don't always get. It's remarkable how closely the Megadrive played to the arcade version. Add in the FM soundtrack and I think it's objectively the best translation even if the color palette and sound FX quality take a hit.
To be fair, the popularity of the SNES version existed primarily because it was the first home conversion available at the time.
@@m.jordan5181It was 1 year exclusivity contract with Nintendo. After SF2, Capcom became real multi system publisher. Megadrive SF2 version broke Nintendo monopoly, it sold only in Megadrive 1,6 millions of copies, it was really remarkable. And, N64 hadnt 3rd party publisher games, like Final Fantasy, as consequence.
Next generation, all Capcom arcades games were release on PS or Sega Saturn, not in N64. And, the best arcades ports were in Saturn.
The voices in PC Engine is clean, closet tô the arcade. The vocês in Sega Mega Drive is like an old smoker.
MD 버전은 옵션에 EXCITE MODE가 따로 존재해 사실상 SF 터보로 봐야 됩니다
오프닝 애니메이션, 시차 스크롤, BGM 등 삭제 없이 전체적으로 아케이드 버전과 가장 유사한 MD 버전이 더 나은 완성도를 보여주지만 20Mbit 고용량 Hu-Card를 채용한 PC엔진 버전도 나름 훌륭한 이식이라 생각합니다
Street fighter 2 remastered by Pyron is the 16bits overall winner 🎉
Note though that the PC Engine version came out years before the Megadrive/Genesis version.
The Turbografx-16/PC-Engine held its own quite well against the other 16-bit systems. Even beating the Sega Genesis in terms of color & sound sampling.
The PCE has much warmer colors, and I prefer its sound, too. But as an owner of both versions, and a life long Stree Fighter, I have to say the Genesis port plays the best. This is also comparing the PCE game to the "Champion Edition" mode of the Genesis's Special Champion Edition, which also includes Tubo: Hyper Fighting, which is what I'm going to play 99 times out of 100. Champion Edition just feels slow, and lacks the polish of Hype Fighting.
Muito bem construída a comparação. Fiquei curioso mesmo que SW foi usado, inclusive como fizeram para capturar os botoes e direcionais conforme utilizados.
I realized that the PC Engine lacks foreground elements that the Genesis version has, like the fence and the crane on Zangief's stage. Very interesting.
Quantas boas lembranças me traz esse jogo e essa época.
The Genesis version is better but the PC Engine is still very good
Yeah. The PC Engine really punches above its weight class here. No other 8-bit machine got a port this good.
4:57
Notice the PC Engine version has a missing background character on the left of the tree (which the Genesis version has).
I'm guessing there might be some less / removed background details on the PC Engine version to improve performance? (or they just... forgot about those? dunno)
Duas grandes versões de um jogo histórico ! Ainda por cima ,a versão original com os nomes corretos,nunca deviam ter sido alterados.grande Mike Byson !
Both look great. Like the PCE colors more but MD had more layers for parallax scrolling. The PCE could do better in music, I guess developers focused more on the visuals.
PC Engine has better voices, but the music is pretty bad.
Then SEGA Genesis wins for the soundtracks
but the CD version
I think the music is decent on the PC engine, but there’s no doubt the best voices go to the PC engine.
The Genesis version was the most complete in terms of backgrounds and animations but it looked and sounded so rough that I couldn't stand it as a kid.
I had both but only played the SNES one.
The PC engine version was a marvelous effort. You could tell it was more popular than the Megadrive in Japan by the effort Capcom put into the respective ports.
It looks way better than the Genesis. Not even close.
Mas eu me pergunto porque as mãozinhas de vitória ao lado das barras de vida ficam o tempo todo na tela...
Nostalgia boa ver essa comparação Genesis/Mega Drive vs PC Engine.
Queria ver comparação do Street Fighter II, Genesis e Super nintendo
Gosto de ver as comparações dos jogo
Los sonidos fx y voces suenan mejor en la versión de PCengine.
É gritante a superioridade do M68000 diante do HuC6280 no gerenciamento de paralaxes no jogo. Processadores de 8-bit tem sérias dificuldades em lidar com esse recurso ainda que use duas CPUs e mesmo uma paleta de cores simultâneas maior não pesa tanto a favor do console da NEC no resultado final. O 16-bit da Sega também bate o concorrente na qualidade das animações dos personagens com melhor gerenciamento de quadros, mesmo usando cartuchos contra CDs. Novas versões de SF2 como as do Pyron e do Hiryu revelam ainda mais o real potencial do Mega Drive, com mais recursos visuais, cores, som e vozes melhoradas, se aproximando muito do desempenho do fliperama.
Internamente, o m68k é 32bits, tem registradores que manipulam e fazem aritmética em 32bits. A largura de banda de acesso a memória é que era 16 bits. É por isso que o Mega sem chips especiais ensaiava jogos 3d, que alias tem menos wobble e warping (os pixels ficam dançando no modelo 3d) que o Playstation, exatamente porque o Mega tem ponto flutuante em 32bits, essencial para calculo 3d.
@@leandrocerencio O M68000 tinha realmente recursos de 32 e 24-bit, mas era uma CPU de 16-bit bem diferente dos modelos da General Instrument de geração anterior, por exemplo, que usavam toda a programação em 16-bit e com muitas restrições. Já o cintilamento que você cita ocorre com qualquer processador de 8-bit por melhor que seja como um recurso de remanejamento de sprites quando existem muitos deles na tela. Isso ocorre desde o VCS 2600 até o Master System, sendo que o HuC6280 é uma versão proprietária e aprimorada do MOS 6502 que já rodava no Atari. No PS1, os gráficos são baseados em polígonos com texturas sobrepostas que quando não são aplicadas, são usadas pra produzir gráficos bidimensionais em jogos desse tipo. O grande problema do Play, é que ele era um console 3D de 1ª geração que inaugurou a 5ª geração e não tinha filtros de texturas dos mais desenvolvidos. Isso causava muitos problemas de blur nos games 2D do PS1, sendo que ele também não era especializado em coordenar sprites e seus quadros de animações. Muitos ports de fliperamas da Capcom e da SNK padeciam no sistema da Sony. Não por acaso, eram inferiores aos ports originais do Neo Geo, que também tinha o M68000 ali junto com um chip gráfico de 1ª linha e som Yamaha com tecnologia PCM. A Capcom, por outro lado, se deu bem quando usou o M68K nas máquinas CPS 1 e 2 pra se arrepender amargamente com a CPS3 que já usava outro hardware bem complicado, diga-se de passagem.
I actually think the Turbografx version looks better aside from the character portraits. Music is icky though but I'd still be perfectly happy playing that version.
Essas versões se equilibram em vários pontos, mas a de Mega Drive é minha favorita, até por ser mais completa!
Guile's stage always looked way better on the Mega Drive version compared to the PC Engine and Super Famicom versions. Look at the Jet in the background how much cleaner it looks on the Mega Drive version. Mega Drive had the best RGB out of the 3. PC Engine has the best Composite.
The PC Engine version has some details that are not in the MD version, such as a different dust effect when the characters fall to the ground,and i like that colors, it has something that I don't like at all, that black box in the area of the Health, I imagine that is there for some technical issue.
The PC Engine port is very impressive
They both look good, but the FX has an edge due to slightly bigger sprites and noticeably more colors.
I always wondered if there was a 6 button NEC controller
I remember it was all about turbo express with Sf2, then the nomad came out but it was so huge like steam deck....now I don't even want to talk about today's generation where you can even load the CPS1 in a mobile device, but back then it was something else
Immediately it is obvious the vocals are better on the PC-Engine compared to poor levels of vocals on the Genesis, it took an un-offical patch decades later to sort that..
I own both versions and SF2 Turbo for the SNES. I was and still am a big fan of the Original Arcade version. So for me the Mega Drive version was closest to the Arcade in my opinion. The Mega Drive version plays the best with the official sega 6 button pad which is tied for the best controller of all time IMO with the Sega Saturn controller. It a plays better than the 2 6 button pads that came out for the PC Engine. Also the Mega Drive version plays in Higher Resolution and has the best RGB image out the 3. The PC Engine version looks good in RGB but is over saturated a little and the Super Famicom RGB image is worst than the Mega Drive and PC Engine RGB images even if you have a 1 chip SNES (1 chip SNES RGB is better than a 2 Chip SNES). The player sound effects arent as good on the Mega Drive version but it never bothered me and it is closer to the Arcade compared to the Super Famicom version. The PC Engine wins as far as sound effects out of the 3 but some player sound effects on the Mega Drive are just fine like Guile's Sonic Boom sounds good on the Mega Drive version. As far as the Music the Mega Drive version is the overall winner out of the 3 and sounds closest to the Arcade.
The PCE version doesn't have parallax scrolling. Didn't notice until now.
En Megadrive se muestran mas elementos en pantalla, scroll parallax, mas resolución, e incluso cosas tan llamativas como que en PCE se utiliza la franja de las barras de vida para no mostrar nada del propio videojuego y ahorrar recursos, dejando a la versión de Megadrive como una versión con mucha mas resolución, pues es capaz de mostrar mas líneas en pantalla para el propio videojuego.
Aun así me parecen muy buenas conversiones, en el caso de Megadrive va sobrada para hacer algo mejor, y Capcom podría haber hecho una mejor versión, en el caso de PCE creo que explotaron todo lo que pudieron de la máquina para ese momento.
Las tres versiones caseras de consolas de 16 bit usan la misma resolución de 256x224
@@kwkfortythree39 seguramente se refiera a que el juego usa la misma resolución general, pero para el propio juego en si, quita líneas, por ejemplo las de la vida, en PCE esas lineas son unas franjas completas que no se usan para representar personajes o fondos.
Vamos, yo entiendo que quiere referirse a eso.
more color on the pc-engine, more resolution on the mega drive. In any case, I have always thought that the mega drive could have had the same scale as the arcade sprites. Due to the fact that it was based on the SNES sprites, it may have ended up this way.
Minhas observações em alguns cenários:
*Cenario de Ken:*
No Mega o barco se meche e no PC o barco fica estático.
*Cenário de Chun Li:*
No Mega sempre aparece 2 bicicletas, no PC, apenas 1 bicicleta passa no cenário de fundo.
*Cenário de Zanguief:*
No Mega tem uma grade de primeiro plano no canto esquerdo, ausente na versão PC.
*Cenario de M. BISON:*
No Mega o letreiro da Capcom tem 2 efeifos, ja no PC, apenas um efeito.
*No cenário de Balrog:*
Na versão PC tem 2 violinistas e os 2 expectadores dos cantos esquerdos e direitos da tela que nao estao presente no palco do cenário do Mega Drive.
*No cenário Sagat:*
O chão do PC Engine tem a grama completa. No Mega, ficou faltando a grama aonde acontece a luta.
Faltou na versão do PC Engine o estágio especial dos blocos de pedra.
Resolução um pouco maior no Mega Drive
Cores melhores no PC Engine
Músicas melhores no Mega, mas vozes melhores no PC Engine.
Jogabilidade, nunca joguei a versao PC Engine, mas acho difícil bater a versao do Mega, primeiro por causa desse controle de 6 botões, que ate hoje acho perfeito. Segundo, pq no Mega voce pode deixar o jogo mais rápido.
I couldn't sleep the first time I saw this game at a friend's... I was thirsty for Street Fighter II' lol.
Excelente comparación, pocas veces vista.
En cuanto a quien gana, para mi la versión de megadrive. Tiene mejor soundtrack mas fiel al arcade, pierde en la calidad de las voces. Si bien la versón de PC engine gana en la paleta de colores, pierde muchos detalles y efectos en los escenarios. Saludos
the PC engine doesn't have the arcade intro with the crowd , two guys and the tower scroll up
PC Engine is throwing around more colors than the Genesis, especially when you look at the smoothness of the color gradients in places like the sky in Guile's stage, or the background in Vega's. Obviously the voices are so much clearer than the Genesis. As far as I know, it was some issue with the driver, because there's a beta version of the Genesis version floating around that has much better voices.
The Genesis has a pretty snappy beat when it comes to the music though. Very impactful. The PC Engine is fine, but feels a little tinny and underpowered in a few places like Blanka's stage.
Doesn't seem like either game really misses a beat when it comes to gameplay, as their roots are clearly derived from the SNES port of World Warrior. That's obviously the most important thing. Everything else, very few people would have noticed back in the day. Most of us were just kids, hyped to the moon that the game we played in the arcade is on our consoles.
Genesis version has more parallax effects, better loading times and better music. I'll stay with it.
And genesis has more modes, more turbo, not censored, better controller 6 button. And not cropped
A Capcom e seus portes milagrosos de qualidade
Pc engine tem uma placa gráfica de 16 bits e 2 processadores de 8 bits. Ou seja: PC Engine é um console de 16 bits e não de 8 bits.
Exemplo: Eu tenho 2 memórias no PC. Cada uma tem 16g. No total, eu tenho 32g de RAM e não 16g. Pois a performance que eu tenho equivale a uma memória de 32g. Se a placa gráfica do PC Engine é de 16 bits e tem 2 processadores de 8 bits e não 1...então o console é 16 bits. Por isso, o PC Engine se aproxima mais dos outros consoles de 16 bits (MD e SNES)...do que dos outros consoles de 8 bits (SMS e NES).
Na minha opinião a versão do
pc-engine leva em cores e voz digital Mega drive leva na qualidade das músicas e detalhes e animação q deixa a versão do mega drive mais próxima do arcade no fator nostálgico até a apresentação do arcade tem sega Genesis wins mas
a versão do pc-engine e boa também.
Cada versão tem seus prós e contras.
Now; accept the challenge: play both versions with the standard controllers!. 😁
🤣🤣
@@user-tz4bt5bt6x I'm genuinely interested, especially with the PCE, how do you control the game with a 2-button pad?
You buy6 the Avenue 6 Pad
@@jsr734
How did the majority of people play on Genesis?
They went out and bought the 6 button Genesis pad.@@jsr734
close one, PCE better colors, better sound effects, better voice samples, music is a mixed bag, some tracks sound better on PCE some are better on the Genesis. Genesis has that one layer of background scrolling missing in PCE (noticeable in some levels, not as noticeable in others), more background animations in Genesis (Guile stage for example), also Genesis version had options to play the "Turbo" version of the game sort of making it two versions in one. Arcade had 5 official versions, PCE is the 2nd version Champion Edition, Genesis has options for 2nd version Champion Edition or Turbo 3rd version. I kind of like the PCE version more, but totally get why some would rather have the extras of the Genesis version.
Why are the names Balrog, Bison and Vega not characters we know?
In Dalshim stage the lack of parallax effect is very obvious!!! However the colors on PC engine stand out!!!
So não entendo por que o Blanka no gameplay é amarelado em ambas as versões
Para um console de 8 bits, Pc- Engine dá um show e tanto
Mais detalhes gráficos no Mega, porém o som do PC Engine é mais limpo sem aquela ronquidão do Mega.
E as músicas?
@@fabiojuniooliveira6862 xiiii cara, o mega ganha nas músicas das fases, porém.....tem aquela ronquidão clássica. Eu comprei o sf2' logo no seu lançamento e o charme era esse detalhe. Época boa.....
NEC looks to be a wee bit better (I own and love the mega drive)
PC Engine!!
Genesis voices are almost always horrific 😂😭
It's a developer issue, the modded version of SF2 for the Genesis proves it.
@@S.Madmancontinua inferior ao pc emgine e snes 😂😂
@@miriamalmeida6687 Genesis version retains all combos from the arcade, while re-dizzying combos are taken away from the SNES version. Also PCE was just champion edition while the Genesis version is that plus the Hyper Fighting edition.
Genesis also ran smoother than the SNES. SNES had a slight pause between rounds, and it’s really noticeable on SSF2 because the music doesn’t play continuously through rounds like it’s supposed to.
And personal preference, I like the music better on the Genesis than either version.
@@miriamalmeida6687 Fonte: Arial 12
A versão de Genesis tem gráficos melhores (mais cores, elementos e paralaxes) mas perde no quesito sonoro porque não é tão limpo quanto a da versão de PC Engine, que apesar de mais limpa, está claramente mais aguda. Sempre ouvi falar que pelas capacidades do console da NEC, seu Street Fighter surpreende e eu concordo.
Remember that both these versions are based on the SNES version (with sprites pulled out directly from SNES SF2 World Warriors).
😂 Nada haver !!!
How come the fishs tail is so small? Thats bothered me since i was a kid.
Muy parecida,pero la de pc-engine es muy meritoria ya que es una consola de 8 bits con un chip grafico de 16 bits,tal vez la de pc-engine engine gana por la paleta de colores
Personalmente prefiero la versión Pc engine, salvo la música y el efecto paralax qué es mejor en mega Drive o sega génesis
PC engine has far better colors, MD looks pale, as its trademark. But MD has far more background animations. (Especially in the Chinese village stage, where PCE is struggling just to have one bicycle pass in the background, where MD has 3 at the same time, as well as the character staffing next to the barber, the barbers sign has animation on the MD)
This is a close battle but mega drive wins with better parallax better music while the PC engine wins with better colours are better samples over the mega drive wins with much smoother gameplay.
1:38 full death cry
Sega Genesis control system is awesome 😎😎
Sega Genesis/Mega-Drive winner
i like mega drive version. mega drive have more scene layer,better music background
1:33 Cara, esse som do mega drive, o famoso "som de peido", as vozes todas roucas, parece que o Ken e Ryu são aqueles pessoal que fuma 5 maços de cigarro por dia por 40 anos seguidos sabe ? KKKKK
La version Genesis est supérieure, mais il s'agit de l'hyper fighting qui améliore SSF2 champion edition
MEGA WINS !!!
PC Engine version plays and sounds much better. 8 bit powah!
Me gustan los dos ports,aunque prefiero la de sega mega drive en mi opinion es la mejor.
nec controller for pros. lol look at those turbo button settings.
i have both versions, PC engine is really good, clear voices and nice colors but missing paralx scrolling and a lot of details like the fence in the foreground of zangueif stage. Genesis has paralax, more detail, better music but horrible voices, but has more options, genesis all the way.
Being I've played both and still go back and forth between all SFII versions...
Graphics: TurboG16 (PCE) - better use of colors and more detailed stage backgrounds
Presentation: Genesis (MD) - slightly cleaner in appearance
Sound: TIE
Gameplay: Genesis (MD) - more forgiving directional pad when using original controllers / better emulator options to choose from
WINNER goes to the Genesis/Mega Drive, but this is a one on one fighter we're talking about, OF COURSE Sega won, lol...
IMO...
Hate to admit it. But genesis version is better in all aspects, and I absolutely love the pc engine.
pce port really degraded the backgrounds
would have been great to have back then, though
No Pc engine não tem camadas de paralaxe móveis,
música de 8 Bits, e não faz duas vozes simultâneo ao mesmo tempo como no mega e super.
lastima que para esa epoca pc engine no contaba con el arcade card
pc engine tem imagem e som melhor na minha opinião. O som do mega drive parece estourado. PS: Eu não sabia da existência desse console PC engine até ver esse video. Grato!
Genesis often had crumby voice effects. That was a time when console wars were warranted. Today, every version of a game looks nearly identical to each other... You can see some differences, but nothing that would make it unplayable.
Eu tinha um mega e esses efeitos sonoros do Mega me davam vergonha. Principalmente quando eu jogava SNES nos amigos...
E você jogava com o cabo Mono ou em estéreo do fone de ouvido?
Sega better, parallax scrolling, turbo mode, and more details.
Sega ooooooaaàaaaaahhhhhhh
still blows my mind what the pce could do, even being a generation behind the mega drive.Props to the programmers
It's not one generation behind. The PC Engine was released not even one year before the Mega Drive. Although it has an 8-bit CPU, it's considered part of the 4th console generation. Thinking in terms of generations is arbitrary and misleading, anyway.
better graphics and sound in pc engine
As músicas do Champion edition de Mega drive são ótimas. Não consigo entender pq a do super street ficaram tão ruim😢 parece master system 😅
Game is definitely more authentic on the PCE even without the Parallax scrolling backdrops because of the colors.
Esta claro, Pc Engine pierde en calidad de sonido y sega en paleta de colores, pero son dos fieles conversiones!