MARVEL vs CAPCOM (PlayStation vs Dreamcast) Side by Side Comparison - Dual Longplay | VCDECIDE 

Dreamcast isn't arcade perfect, but it is VERY close.

I'd say it's 99.9% perfect..

​@@LITTLE1994 How so? And please don't say "resolution", because only geeks can tell the difference between the 2. lol

​@@LITTLE1994 Buzzkill😒

​@@KoolKeithProductionsNAOMI had more system memory, graphics memory, and sound memory compared to the Dreamcast. In Marvel vs Capcom 2, you'll notice better visual effects, and sound quality compared to the Dreamcast. I'm not a big fan of arguing about the semantics of "Arcade Perfect", because very little needed to be changed for the Dreamcast version in terms of functionality (because they use the same architecture). All that was done was just reducing the size of assets while retaining the same framerate as Arcades. This is mostly done on sound files & visual effects, as the sprites are still the same as the NAOMI version. Hope this helps.

I'm upset my original disc for the game I got back when it came out isn't working any more. had to download an iso to play it again on the DC since the game is going for jacked up prices now. >_>

Dreamcast was really fun especially came to fighting games those days, sadly the console didn't make it, it's a very good console at that generation.

@@HellTantrumbull Have you tried it in another dreamcast? I do same for GameCube put disc in another system or put it in a wii system

@@michaeln8925 It's not the DC, the disc literally went bad at some point years ago and just stopped working.

I hate that sega gave up on it

The Saturn ports are insanelly good. And DC had some of the best fighting games of it's era.

Exactly. That is an added feature that literally makes them two different games, yet it is rarely brought up in comparisons.

Too bad the dreamcast controller sucks for fighting games

@@poncho828 Sega is stupid when it comes to evolving their hardware, they could had kept the superior Saturn controller layout. Instead they copied Super NES.

@@poncho828 that’s not a big deal you can just get a fight pad

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eu não achei ruim porque melhoraram muito a velocidade comparado ao port de xmvssf um detalhe dava pra selecionar os special partners igual ao personagens normais do game sem fazer roleta e aquelas combinações de botões igual ao arcade👍

Pena q morreu tão cedo... Tinha tanto a mostrar...

é uma visão romântica. no PS1 é outro jogo, tá mais pra Killer Instinct que pra MvC

@@Senhordaverdadeabsol vc é exagerado, né? Outro jogo? Ai ai ai...

@@ppgranja3 entendo a sua emoção, provavelmente foi a versão que te entreteu na infância e acaba adicionando valor emocional. É um resquício da inocência de um tempo mágico que o Sr carrega consigo até hj, algo muito íntimo, até bonito e infantil, não julgarei. Mas qualquer um que não se impressione com sprite/jogo em pause e preste atenção no que realmente importa, que são as mecânicas de jogo, entende que a série VS é um outro jogo no PS1. E que esse jogo só se equipara ao original naquele modo especial em q vc e um amiguinho escolhem cada um um personagem pra uma batalha VS. Ou seja, o trivial no arcade é um modo especial no playstation. Logo sim, é outro jogo. EDIT: na verdade nesse jogo, mesmo em uma tela em a pause, dá pra estranhar a ausência de barras de vida do parceiro de time, então mesmo em pause fica claro se tratar de outro jogo (a menos que pausem no modo especial que citei acima. Ainda assim, dá pra estranhar o time espelhado)

Right?!

Yeah

that's probably your opinion

@@gamemaster2192No shit! Who else’s opinion would it be?

@@mattkennedy6115i know its his opinion but its wrong

You can't comprare a 32bit console vs a 128bit console obviously the newest wins. The merit here will be the 32-bit version that runs the game with much less resources.

@Carlos Eduardo Espinosa Sánchez Aun asi no puedes comparar una consola de una generación anterior con una de nueva generación. Seria lo mas estúpido que alguna persona podría hacer, obviamente porque todas las especificaciones técnicas son superiores. El merito aquí es que de la versión de PS1 por ser una consola ya vieja, con especificaciones inferiores, sin aceleración de hardware y el poder correr ese juego. Algo mas lógico habría sido comparar Saturn y PS1, aunque de saturn no hay versión para ese juego.

@Carlos Eduardo Espinosa Sánchez Nadie esta diciendo que Saturn no pueda. Que pedo contigo, de donde te inventaste esa patraña?

@Carlos Eduardo Espinosa Sánchez Pero que tienen que ver xbox y Dreamcast con PS1? Son de generaciones diferentes. Esta imaginando unicornios. Es como comprar un Atari 2600 con Snes. Obviamente hay un merito para la consola con menos recursos.

@Carlos Eduardo Espinosa Sánchez Esque eso en su tiempo era la publicidad engañosa de sega como el Blast processing del sega genesis. por eso todos tenemos eso en mente. la que si es de 128 es la GPU de dreamcast, son puclicidades a medias. Ambas podran ser de 32bits pero los chips tienen años de tecnologia de diferencia. Por eso no es valido comparar la versiones. A mi me sorprendio que saliera en PS1 en su tiempo, me chocaba que no se pudiera hacer tag con peleadores diferentes pero me dio horas y horas de diversion. Con mas RAM hubieran encho un port casi perfecto la consola si daba de si para este juego..

Por que o jogo é bom?!... Pra arruinar esse jogo iria precisar de muito mais empenho

The dreamcast have the option of 2 vs 2 players. A option of 4 players can play the game.

The Dreamcast version is ARCADE PERFECT !! And so with every other capcom arcade fighting to Dreamcast port.it’s 2 things they all have in common…arcade perfect and no loading.it would of been nice if capcom made a compilation disc of these Vs games for Dreamcast but that was then.

@@deathraven1380 You can't comprare a 32bit console vs a 128bit console obviously the newest wins. The merit here will be the 32-bit version that runs the game with much less resources.

@@cybermx8896 MvC1 un Sega Saturn Is posibble, The 32bits Is not escuse, for example the Xmen vs Street figther and Marvel vs Street figther it is a clear example Of what I'm saying, MvC1 ps1 versión Is Ugly.

At a competitive level, the PS1 version is rubbish

In Japan, PS1 is called PSX. The X attach in the name refer to it as being the first. It's Sony's first platform to gaming so it make sense to call it that. Microsoft called its first gaming platform the MSX in Japan before they introduced DOS, Windows 95, Xbox, and many others later on. If MSX was released worldwide it would had been called MS1 or just MS.

@@VOAN Do you live in Japan? are you Japanese?

@@JalapaMirabilis It's a common thing. Sometimes phrases from another place in the world become more common than the one you grew up with. You should be used to it if you're living in the internet age.

@@skunthundler Well, Actually I already found the reasons why people call it that way. Anyway...

Real Bout Fatal Fury, KOF, and Samurai Shodown series. World Heroes, also.

Garou

PS2 version suffers from frame drops and some combos don't work in that version and glitches were moved. the game is also on xbox but I don't know how it compares to the other systems. Dreamcast is the preferred home version to go to especially in tournaments since it's the same as the sega naomi version since the console is a home version of the naomi but with less memory.

@@HellTantrumbull - No the Dreamcast version is a Capcom CPSII Arcade board port.

@@albey1816 MvC1 was on the cps2 board. MvC2 was on the sega naomi board.

PS2 version of MvC2 was garbage, too many lacking animations and weird physics. Dreamcast version at least remains faithful. Also the fact that the game original ran on Sega's NAOMI board guaranteed the Dreamcast version would triumph as Dreamcast used similar hardware to NAOMI, the PS2 doesn't and had to cut out some corners. Xbox version is the same as the Dreamcast version, this is why many people called the Xbox the true successor to the Dreamcast, it had a more faithful port though it does lag from time to time.

@@HellTantrumbull - Ah yes - sorry about that.

El PS1 tenía muchas limitantes con la memoria ram, por eso el tag team lamentablemente no fue incluído.

Wow! Really? I hadn't noticed it (ironic). Of course it is! But that is not the point of this video. As you can see here the PS1 game still runs and plays fantastically even with all the compromises Capcom had to do. That's the important part of watching all the Capcom ports for the PS1 on VC Decide. It shows to me how most of those ports were actually great taking in consideration the hardware there were being ported into.

obviously Dreamcas is a new generation consoles 128bit vs 32bit. The merit here will be the 32-bit version that runs the game with much less resources.

KKKKKKKKK 😂 com certeza.

Apaga essa merdaaaa que dá tempo, dreamcast anos luz do play 1!

Yep, another Capcom fighter that was totally different for PS1. I think Capcom screwed-up the title for it, though...

Esse canal e fantastico! Adoro os videos dela, principalmente os de PS1 de jogos de luta. Show!

No play 1 isso, aquilo... Man, é ridículo comparar, dreamcast anos luz do play 1!

Obviamente que a versão do console mais potente é melhor. Mas dizer q "é ridiculo comparar", isso seria tirar a utilidade desse canal q sempre posta comparações. Eu mesmo citei aqui uma coisa q tem no PS1 e ficou de fora do Dreamcast, o golpe q o Megaman ganha do Onslaught. E no Dreamcast, além da conversão fiel do arcade, tem remix das musicas da tela de seleção e tela de versus. Sempre é bom comentar e descobrir as diferenças, além das obviedades.

The Dynamic View can be turned off in the options menu.

@@ThatOldSchoolMagic that's terrific! I didn't know that.

Realmente, sem as duplas chega a ser triste, mas jogando com Striker e usar o parceiro durante as magias ainda salva as gameplays ✌

The DC was not a 128 bit console, it was 32 bit. That was just sega marketing.

@@poluticon 64 bit

Bits didn’t matter, the PS1 didn’t have the hardware to power massive 2D sprites for games like these. Hell the Saturn could’ve gotten a port of MvC if Capcom wanted to. Here’s a fact, Saturn had the best and arcade perfect version of Street Fighter Alpha 3 at the time, even better than the Dreamcast. That was a strange Capcom decision IMO

@@Ryuujin1078 DC controller sucks. Saturn controller does not.

its more about of amount of RAM than amount of bits CPU can handle. Remind Saturn could do the same with the 4MB expansion

Inclusive rodaria com o mod tag habilitado via expansor de memoria tranquilamente e c loading minimo

In that sega not wins jajaja

Capcom announced that Street Fighter Zero 3 was the final game on the Saturn. Not only that Sega wants Marvel vs. Capcom to be a Dreamcast release so to entice the Japanese audience to get a Dreamcast so Capcom are just doing what Sega wants. I'm sure they would had love a Saturn version too but Sega really see no faith in Saturn by 2000 which is odd cause Saturn is still selling well in Japan at that time.

@@VOAN Good point. And I remember that Capcom was a strong DC supporter

Eu também ! Na época eu trabalhava de office boy na região central aqui de SP, e sempre dava umas jogadas nas casas de flipper que tinham por aqui. Quando entrei numa casa ali da rua Barão de Itapetininga e vi uma máquina do Marvel x Capcom 2 pela primeira vez, e pouco tempo depois saiu esse jogo para o Dreamcast exatamente como era o Árcade, tratei logo de juntar uma grana pra comprar ambos.

Finally, someone mentions this. Even the game's actual title is different in Japanese...

It's similar to what Capcom did with Capcom vs. SNK Pro, they just tweak it a little to make up for the missing tag feature.

I believe it was anything that wasn't the character themes suffered from that sound issue. I read that those were recreated using the DC'S internal audio or something like that. Why I'm not sure, think it had to do with smoother loading. Don't take my word for it though.

@@user-og8qs2dj4i I actually didn't even knew the Dreamcast had its own sequencer. I just assumed that the audio came from the disc, but if that's the case. That would explain a lot.

You can turn off that zoom on the options menu - it's called "dynamic mode". After you turn it off the areal combos look the same as the other versions

Fr even though they’re watered down ports

Ps1 win por select character help and to select nash in help of battle

@@benjaminlopezvita194 that's not being better, it's just help for noobs lol

@@benjaminlopezvita194 Dreamcast mop the floor with the psone version

@@Brandbox23 But the ps1 version you can choose as an assistant and it is not easy to unblock the secret characters and you can unlock shadow as an assistant, and I know that the dreamcast version has better animations but the ps1 version chose correct sprites and looks better than the ports of x-men vs street fighter and matvel vs street fighter for ps1

@@Jigsaw2383 But the ps1 version you can choose as an assistant and it is not easy to unblock the secret characters and you can unlock shadow as an assistant, and I know that the dreamcast version has better animations but the ps1 version chose correct sprites and looks better than the ports of x-men vs street fighter and matvel vs street fighter for ps1

Con el Dreamcast a la venta en 1999 el Sega Saturn ya era una consola muerta. Mientras que PSX se seguía vendiendo bastante bien. Por eso Capcom seguía sacando ports de juegos arcade para la consola de 32 bits de Sony.

@@Frandash9 si, aunque saturn en Japón tenía su público todavía, tengo entendido que es más querida que Dreamcast allá

Dreamcast was not 128bit, it was 32bit

@@poluticon What do you mean by 32 bit in this case? PS1 was 32bit. N64 was 64bit, Dreamcast was 128bit, just like PS2, and Gamecube.

Si, nada que hacer ahí, por máquina no había forma de competir.

@@JalapaMirabilis the dreamcast had a 32bit CPU. The GPU was 128bit but the OS was only 32bit, so you see the bottleneck.

@@poluticon The Xbox and the Gamecube were 32bit CPU too, so, do you mean to tell that Xbox and Gamecube were 32bit consoles? It's wellknown that Dreamcast was the console that started the 128bit generation.

They are still the same port though, Japanese just name them differently similar to how Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold over here is called Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha over there or Street Fighter II Hyper Fighting over here called Street Fighter II Turbo Hyper Fighting over there. Yes they're not straight conversion but they are the same game, one just had arcade tag mode where the others don't. Like the Street Fighter II Hyper Fighting example, they are still the same game just name differently, NA version just had reduce turbo speed compare to the Japanese version which was faster, both are still the same game and had all the same physics, characters, and endings, Chun-Li's blue fireball (Kikoken) on both still looks like Dhalsim's yoga fire.

Waiting for Higgs Boson to come here and tell you that the Dreamcast was not 128bit but 32bit. hahahahaha

You could basically play the PS1 version on any Chinese handhelds nowadays, same for the MAME version. Dreamcast version is unnecessary unless you really like that awful controller.

Não fez sucesso porque era caríssimo, até hoje um dreamcast, conservado e na caixa é caro diga-se de passagem!