I was always team Genesis, but SNES just wins here. The characters are larger, the graphics have more dimension, and the sound recreates the arcade experience.
The Snes wins but the characters are sprites actually smaller and due to the lower Snes resolution stretched. So there is less horizontal space also the bottom 10% of the screen is black and just moved up.
The characters are slightly larger on the Genesis. Also, the Genesis has better resolution, as did almost all Genesis games as most Snes games were in a reduced resolution. The graphics are better on the Snes for sure, but they should be as the hardware is 2 years newer. But the sprites look better and are a bit bigger on the Genesis here. The backgrounds are much nicer on the Snes though.
Unless you're actually playing them, the game mechanics on the SNES can't hold a match to the responsiveness of the Sega. If you've ever played both, it's not even a close call, Sega made the better game.
Too bad it's developers actually put thought into things like sprite control, But really, compared to color palate (I know that's always my first thought when comparing fighting games) how important is precision controlling on a fighting game anyway?
@@Soulfly415 Bit more detail? The SNES had better color shading, more animation frames, and more audio. The audio alone makes it better. The Genesis sound chip is so bad, it sounds like the fighters need to clear their throats. It's not even a contest.
Indeed he say all names in exchange for wet fart music and slow down game play I can't say tha snes version is unplayable I got used with lagg even take avantage of it , but have nothing to do with arcade (genesis was not to much loved as have gameplay close to arcade and is really hard )
@@iulianispas8634 the snes doesn't lag at all i owned the game when i came out on snes its only lags a tiny bit when blood comes out from muiltiple hp hits thats it and its barely noticeable
@@BIGGIEDEVIL if you ever play arcade mk2 you will find snes port trash I master mk2 very well back in the day I was missing from class to play at list 3h per day and able to complete it wit one coin I still own the snes version I I was truly disappointed and I never truly play it ,very laggy on jump blood when shoot things across screen, a completely diferent game compared to arcades forgot to mention lame controlers (never been able to do any fatality that include D pad and L button ) Snes have a large colour palette in exchange of less animations frames and lower resolution. ...
You can thank Probe for that. Sure there are color limitations on the Genesis because of its backwards compatibility with the Master System, but Probe was very lazy and left out a lot that they could have put in the game.
The Megadrive version felt like a beta, on the right track but they forgot to add the voices, also the SNES had the characters a few pixels higher and the energy bars lower which in turn made the characters feel bigger even though they were not.
IF you look closely the megadrive actually has better animation and photorealism on the sprite stances. The SNES ones look like cartoons and have less animation.
alex ojideagu I disagree. I think the SNES version looks better overall. The Genesis version has a darker, rougher and harder look. And the graphics look washed out. The SNES version looks brighter, softer and smoother. And the colors are much better. I think the SNES version is way better. But who cares...the game is excellent on both systems. Just stay away from the awful Saturn version...all...that...loading...ugh.
The SNES Backgrounds look way better. But the Megadrive sprites have a lot more animation and are a higher resolution. If you want proof, go and load up Shang Tsung side by side on emulators and LOOK.
alex ojideagu the genesis version is missing a lot of animation frames, especially in the win poses. Also, the Genesis version is missing the ability to punch while crouching.
If you actually rip the sprites from the ROM, you will find that they are the same resolution on both systems. The SNES look skinny, but they are the same resolution. Both systems could generate the same resolution sprite sizes. (Im worng about this. look at edit2) edit: Actually. The SNES was capable of larger sprites. Genesis max 32x32 where SNES could have sprites up to 64x64.(although this doesn't seem to be used in MK2 for the character sprites) EDit2: So I was wrong. I just ripped MKII sprites from both games. You are right...the SNES sprites are smaller res. I think I was thinking on MK1.
Probe should be ashamed of themselves for the Genesis port. Absolutely abysmal. The port of MK3 by Sculptured Software (the team that ported MK2 to SNES) showed the port of Mk2 could have been much better. Keep in mind, Probe was so bad that they even ruined the port of MK2 to the Saturn! Look at Baraka's win pose on the Genesis. How could they think it was acceptable to cut so many frames? They even removed the ability to do a crouching punch. Why?
The Genesis version has a better gameplay. If you want more details try the 32x version: original intro, more voices and more everything. The mega drive version only needed eight more megabytes to be perfect.
@@masakreinflames3690 It needed a competent developer, not 8 extra Megabytes. MK3's ROM image has a size of 4 MB while MK2 has a size of 3 MB, and the difference in quality is massive.
@@llSuperSnivyll El desarrollador era bastante competente. Otra cosa es que fuesen lo suficientemente eficientes a la hora de aprovechar el tamaño del cartucho. El port de mk2, indiscutiblemente tiene cosas mejores que el de snes, pero si está claro que le falta contenido. El port de mk3 es muy bueno, pero es uno de los juegos en los que más se notan las limitaciones de la paleta de Mega drive. Están casi todos los escenarios originales, pero realmente luce muy feo. Bastante más feo que la segunda parte. Y lo mismo con las voces: están, pero se oyen regular. Para muchos, los ports de Mega cd de la primera parte y de 32x para la segunda, son los mejores ports de la época. Ambos son versiones 2.0 del original de Mega drive...pero con más memoria.
disagree, it looks and sounds more crisp on the genesis version. just look at the forest level. the colors look like they were rubbed out with an eraser on snes and the sound is much duller. The blues is more blue, the greens are more green and the browns are more brown. I dont know whats wrong with your eyes.
Krispin Wah Genesis has loads of missing sound and graphics. Skip to 6 minutes. The colour palette on SNES is more accurate to the arcade. 32x is the best version of them all.
Had the genesis version - I remember it being SUCH a huge letdown compared to the SNES because of the graphics and missing voice samples - after watching this, the genesis doesn't seem quite as bad as I remember and people have pointed out that it 'played better' and had better/louder music. However, I've checked the comments so many times and nobody has ever explained exactly why the genesis deadpool stage is so completely TERRIBLE compared to pretty much ANY other MK2 port....like WHERE are the rest of the chains!?!!? Also, the SNES port coloring the grates red was genius then and is genius now
Sega Genesis had a way smaller memory cache and color palette to play with versus SNES. That's why games like this showed so poorly on the Genesis. The same issues that haunted the MK1 Genesis port plagued it in MKII because, again, the Genesis hardware simply couldn't handle an arcade like experience.
@@matthewking2388 the reason the chains aren't there in the stage is the same reason why the monk isn't present in the tower stage, the crowd doesn't move in the arena and the flying dragons are non existent in the kombat tomb: there just wasn't enough hardware memory to support every little detail in game without sacrificing something else. That's also why the majority of the audio is missing on Genesis and the arcade soundtrack is nowhere to be found. MK1 on Genesis had the same issue, and the blood code really didn't make a difference. SNES still beat Genesis on MK and MKII.
So people care about graphics then gameplay and wonder why video games now are boring now they care to much how realistic the game looks then the fun of the gameplay
For looks. If your actually playing them, the SNES controls are hot garbage compared to the responsiveness of the Sega. Limiting their color palate for better game mechanics was a choice, and as someone who owned both, it was the right one.
@@davezanko9051 What am I lying about? I still own both systems and cartridges, And the Sega version does indeed play far better than the SNES version. And the SNES is two years newer, it has no excuse for sprite controls and hit boxes, that are that crappy.
@@davezanko9051 Again, That's just because you're not good enough to even notice the difference. Let me guess, you also think Battletoads and BlasterMaster play "just fine" on a flat screen.
One thing I liked better on the Genesis version was the control, it was faster to me and nicer with the 6 button pad. The SNES impressed me with how Sculptured Software was able to cram so much into the game and make it look and sound great. Whereas Probe seemed to be lazy and left stuff out that the Genesis could have done. Somethings I can understand because of hardware limitations like layer issues, but leaving out certain sound effects and voices was just plain lazy because MK3 was able to put a lot of those things back in and it was Sculptured software that made it on Genesis, so no coincidence there I think.
If you like 4 frames of input delay. As someone who had access to both I will admit that the Genesis version plays way better. Higher res and better music are just bonuses at that point, gameplay is the most important thing.
I think the graphic chip in the Snes version is better or at least have a larger colour's palette. But the presition in the cotrols and hitbox is far away better in Genesis. I think same experience than original version. The chip that control the saund in Snes was developed by Sony. That's why can manage realistic voices that way. In Sega Genesis was very hard to reproduce voices that sounds in a realistic way.
tive os dois na época, tive primeiro o do snes, joguei direto, depois quando fui jogar o do mega senti uma queda muito grande nas cores e no som, mas me divertia muito mesmo com isso, jogabilidade igual, diversão igual!!!
@@dragoondirk Also the Saturn and PS1 versions (the latter of which was only released in Japan). The only Probe version that actually came out well was the DOS version because it was mostly just directly porting the arcade source code with little changes. Too bad the sound cards of the day couldn't really handle the music.
Coming off of the arcade version back in the day, the Super NES port of MK II was nothing short of amazing to me. Genesis has smoother animation but that's about it, the absence of proper sound FX and voice work hinder the Sega port to no end. But there is a version that fixes the color palette and adds all of the hidden characters and still images called MK II Unlimited and is defenitely worth checking out for Sega fans :)
@@LarryHazard = *ONLY POOR PEOPLE who didn't have a SNES, always stick up for the corny Genesis. Where all the bones after a Fatality ? What happened to the ALL the features of SubZero and Shang Tsung.......Why is Scorpion's CHEAP SPEAR....why does it sound like a empty soup can and Liu Kang was a MUTE* = Yup, much much better with the Western music :)
@@LarryHazard = WHY don't you lick my AXX and EVERYBODY ELSE'S WHO WAS AT THE PLANT, OFF OF CALIFORNIA/ROSCOE = That's where we MADE this GARBAGE, that only POOR people with a 3 button controller could afford. Had to make me go there (sigh)
Genesis was missing a lot of features in regards to the sounds. However, after playing the arcade perfect versions in many compilations, the Genesis one is a nice change of pace.
Always wanted to see a 32X UMK3 done by Sculptured Software. As long as it used a 40-48-meg cart instead of the 32-meg one the Genesis did, it easily would've been the best cart version. Probably would've had nearly arcade perfect graphics & sound effects & we know the gameplay would've been top notch. Wouldn't have cut Sheeva or any backgrounds
Apart from, perhaps, playability, the SNES has outtaken the Genesis version in every single way, and nothing will change it. The graphics are closer to the arcade, so are the sounds albeit a bit muffled, and the representation. What else could you ask for? If only the MK1 port for the SNES was just as good...
If only it weren't for the fact the controls feel like a game of telephone with sock puppets, Yeah, the SNES version is better. I mean, how important are precise controls on a fighting game anyway?
@@DefinitelyFakeGrantOBrien That's why when I need my MK fix, I only go to Sega, and also shooters, and they eventually made a Zelda game that was better than Zelda. But, besides that, I tend to prefer the SNES, I mean seriously, it has Castlevania IV for Christ's sake.
@@jonathanrich1616 - You prefer *TRASH* - Wow when they die, there's no bones. When Sub-Zero and Shao Kahn want to do combo fatalities they are non-existent. No sounds, no nothing....etc etc etc = BUT YOU PREFER *TRASH*
""Ed Boon said the Genesis played better"... how exactly does the genesis version play better? I had the snes version and I didn't notice anything wrong with it.
Except that the Sega version controls are flawless and the SNES version controls like a wet sponge. As a sidenote, I'm playing both right now, on CRTs, with original hardware and cartridges, and there really is no comparison, The Sega version is better, because it doesn't control like I'm playing with my lower sphincter muscles.
@@MistahJigglah lol no it's responsive. U SEGA fanboy. I play it and the control is enjoyable. You just jealous and make a reason using MK1 SNES control. Because u never play it.
@@MistahJigglah this games are not street fighter 2 they are all about atmosphere not "incredible gameplay" or variety of mechanics so atmosphere is better on snes that makes it better
@@AYANAMlREl If you're playing games for things other than gameplay, that's your own business. Personally, I prefer my games to play like they're not controlled through Morse code, but that's just me.
@@MistahJigglah i mean even if you play pong with perfect responsive controls it not affect gameplay is good or bad or make it better than something like mortal kombat its not unplayable on snes this game is more focused on atmosphere if you really play this game and thinking "its very good and still good as today" you are just odd this games gameplay is not viable until the mortal kombat 3 and even then it just okay none of mortal kombat games touches street fighter games mortal kombat games only one thing going for it thats not in killer instict or street fighter "atmosphere" believe you are not intellectual even the slightest when saying i give a shit about mortal kombat gameplay lol mainselling point is fatality and visual not pixel-perfect gameplay so less responsive gameplay and better atmosphere is better than more responsive gameplay less atmosphere for an early mortal kombat game thats why mortal kombat 1 is better on genesis than snesit has blood option and more uncensored fatalities only things that are make mk worth playing even for its time
@@AYANAMlREl Unresponsive controls make any game garbage, I don't care if it's a port of Pong or Portals. It's why despite looking better on SNES and arguably even NES, BattleToads most prestigious category is still on the Genesis, the gameplay is that much better. Though frustratingly pinpoint precision is the entire appeal of BattleToads.
I like the darker colors on genesis and love the music also they dont have smashed heads like the snes but the snes has more sound effects and moving objects in the background!
Saudade dessa época. Na telinha assim parecem próximos mas ao vivo a diferença é.maior em alguns pontos. O megão até tem.vantagens em alguns pontos, mas MK abusava das cores. Fora q mal tem vozes, de novo. Snes wins.
@@3lgames speed ele o melhor mesmo mais do MK 3 UMK e trilogia ,MK 2 e outra pegada ,falar que o mk2 do mega é melhor que do snes em jogabilidade e porque não jogou nos dois consoles, faço coleção de game e tenho os 2 aqui, a jogabilidade são praticamente idêntica,a única coisa de melhor no mega são algumas texturas ,agora alguns acham o controle do mega melhor de se jogar mais isso vai de costume
@@jonas-tj1dc esquece, você não entende nada de mk2, no mínimo um é um nintendista. Assista mais vídeos com paciência e tire suas conclusões, ou melhor, JOGUE os dois nos respectivos consoles, mas jogue, jogar, jogando, jogue, maratonar, testar a dinâmica, isso não ocorre meia horinha... Há quer saber, esquece, seja feliz com sua coleção kkkkkk agora vou curtir um 007 "de graça" na gamepass kkk
@@3lgames você está acusando os outros de nintendistas sendo Seguista???? Eu não gosto de MK mas meu irmão que era viciado preferia a versão do SNES, na realidade o bairro inteiro nos MK gostava mais de MK, inclusive o amigo doente pela sega falava que mandar sequencia no MK de SNES era mais facil, nesse MK não tem discussão, a versão de SNES está superior em quase tudo!
I was a Genesis hater as a kid. Now as an adult I can appreciate the amazing job they did on MK2 for Genesis. What they where able to do with it vs the first MK Genesis is quite an achievement.
Bro clearly you dont see the sound and everything for snes was killing the sega version and like i said that 3 buttons for sega made it limited to fight wack
@@godvandamme9921You're just a lazy apologist. The comment above is just pointing it out what you're weirdly trying to dismiss: to say that MKII for the Genesis is bad is not "being a hater". You're retroactively justifying yourself in public... Genesis fans are so weird.
You clearly never owned both, and comparing the two through RU-vid is like buying a car from a RU-vid video that only talks about how clear the windshield is but fails to mention the steering wheel is a live crab, that doesn't want to be a steering wheel. The controls on the SNES are hot garbage
Unless you're actually playing them, this video can't show you how much better it actually feels to play the Sega version, the SNES feels almost as jaunty as it did in MK1
@@axelgear666 I own both, right now. As far as controls? Yes, the Genesis version is, far better. The SNES is insanely laggy, and the hit boxes are garbage, so it feels jaunty as hell. The Sega version isn't mind blowing or anything. The player sprite just does what you tell it to, like it should. Nintendo had Street Fighter II and Fatal Fury II, the best fighters of the generation, on every level, already out. There's no excuse for how bad Mortal Kombat II plays.
@@MistahJigglah the animations are chopped up on the snes. The genesis animations are more full i guess maybe that’s how probe still chewed up more ram again. They could have saved ram by dithering and using transparency for the life bars ,then using a bigger ram cart
Coming from the Snes version all my life, I'm impressed with the Mega Drive version backgrounds. Snes MK feels like they blended the colors too much to soften the pixels but ruins the sharpness and color contrast.
It's not the colors that ruin the sharpness it's just lower resolution stretched out which allowed them to keep a bunch of content cut from the Genesis port.
Super Nintendo needed to whip Sega's butt on this one. Let's not forget that while SNES produced a graphically and audibly superior MK1, it was marred by a lack of blood, guts and fun, which Sega had bags of to spare. So, when it came to MK2, the gloves had to come off.
some arenas have gotten very good at Genesis, like The Pit II, the ones with the guns, the forest. The Probe should have done the Genesis version with less arenas, get those that Genesis unable to do perfectly, as the Dead Pool.
Vitória do SNES. O MK2 foi a vingança do SNES pra compensar a polêmica do sangue em MK1, por exemplo.rsrs Mas, gosto da trilha sonora sombria e a fluidez na ação do Mega Drive (pois combina perfeitamente em jogos de luta), gosto pessoal.
Snes has better graphics, all sound effects, all music, more animated backgrounds, smoother attack animations but plays a tad bit slower than the Genesis version, has the scaling The Pit II fatality and the resolution is off a bit Genesis had smoother idle animations but missing other attack frames , arcade style title screen, plays a tab bit faster than the Snes version, better resolution, sounds horrible and missing a lot of audio (no announcer) Both are good but overall Snes wins and rightfully so, makes up for the first MK which was censored
IF you look closely the megadrive actually has better animation and photorealism on the sprite stances. The SNES ones look like cartoons and have less animation.
Yes the SNES had superior backgrounds and colour, but the character ANIMATION on the stances was missing tons of animation and they looked like cartoons rather than photos due to the lower resolution. Overall the SNES looks better but it looks more like Street Fighter.
Yeah, SNES port was better here. Outside of the better visuals and having more stuff from the arcade, gameplay control's actually quite responsive for the port compared to the control input lag found with the MK1 port and, of course, the blood and fatalities are uncensored for it. The Genesis port has less voice samples, cut some corners on stage animations, and has less animated frames.
@@REALMARCHINADER but Japan version games are known for being uncensored like Castlevania 4, blood pool was turned into acid pool in US and US removed a lot of crosses
Have to hand this one to the Snes, Sculptured Software really destroyed Probe's pathetic port unfortunately, there is no excuse for the Mega Drive version to be so lacking. The 32X of course slaughters all.
The PC version may look more like the arcade but it sounds like shit, so I have to disagree. And Where do people get this idea that the Mega Drive or the 32X had horrible sound??? Just because on paper the Snes had 10 channels and the Mega Drive had 8 doesn't mean anything at all, the way each system handled sound is totally different. I love my Mega Drive BECAUSE of the sound, I actually have it running through my home cinema system just because I love to listen to Mega Drive soundtracks. The Snes on the other hand tried to make sound more realistic but it generally sounds like muddy crap. I have never come across a game ported to the two systems which actually sounded better than the Mega Drive version the only exceptions being Super Street Fighter 2 and the Lion King but both not by much.
I couldn't disagree more. I have looked up a few videos of the PC version and it looks the business but the music is bloody awful, and besides a PC is not a console even if it was good. Name a port with better sound on the Snes other than the two I mentioned above...I'm not saying the Snes wasn't sometimes capable of good music and it did happen now and then, but in general the Mega Drive just rocked, was loud and bold not all wimpy soft and muddy like the Snes, just listen to mortal Kombat 1 for starters and other ports like the intro to Desert Strike and Urban Strike or Terminator 2 The Arcade Game even Earthworm Jim. when it came to rocking loud and bangin soundtracks the Snes just couldn't compete
I'm talking strictly about the myth that the Mega Drive had inferior sound when compared to the Snes not how the games looked. A lot of kids are getting into the retro scene these days so they never lived through the 90's so they just go on how things look on paper and whats trendy, it pisses me off is all, they don't know things like the Mega Drive was released over 2 years before the Snes so the Snes should of slaughtered the Mega Drive but the Mega Drive kicked the Snes ass constantly. These kids just don't realize what an amazing achievement the Mega Drive was.
Yeah but the Snes version of MK1 sucked, controlled horribly and was massively censored, a larger color pallet didn't help them, which says a lot. And the Mega Drives success with MK1 forced Nintendo to stop censoring games so much. But anyway I just believe that probes version was a lazy port. There is no reason not to have all the voices and some of the backgrounds were missing details, and they used the same font as mortal kombat 1 not the font from the arcade all of which was fixed in the 32X version. I'm not saying the Mega Drive version wasn't fully playable and fun, it just should of been much better than it was. Look up Mortal Kombat 2 unlimited Hack and you get an Idea of how the game could of been so much more.
Limited colors on the Sega Megadrive also added to the realism,I've Always thought that the arcade version of mk2 was too bright and colorful. Hell, even Mk3 didn't look that colorful.
For the most part I'd say the SNES wins. But Megadrive/Gen did have some nice, crisp voice samples. Albeit fewer of them. Plus it had a 'Fergality' hidden in it.
It has only four voice-samples - and they sound much better on the SNES too... Fergality? Where is Goro's lair? SNES wins in every aspect, it's mainly Probe's fault, if Sculptured would have made the Megadrive-port too like they made the SNES-port, it would be a better MK2 - like the SNES-version is!
Anyone notice the extras in the background of snes version like dragons flying to otherside or hooks in fore ground in front of players etc compared to MD? ~ Im a sega fan by the way....
The samples are clearer on the Mega Drive version, and the graphics have a bit more contrast, but the SNES version wins, at least visually and aurally. Sega's insistence to not put ADPCM hardware into any machine prior to the Dreamcast was a bad idea which explains the lack of samples in such games, the reduced quality or, in the case of the Mega Drive and 32X, the decision to fall back onto FM for the effects. Probe never did get the most out of the Mega Drive; Sculptured Software would've done a better job with all Sega versions.
The samples are clearer on the Megadrive version? Which samples? There are no names, no round 1, 2 or 3, no flawless victory/fatality, and Shao Khan speaking just "you will die". The only other samples are "fight", "finish him/her" and Scorpion's "come here" - and they sound much better on the SNES, like every other SFX and music. It's because Probe is a really lazy developer, it's like you said - Sculptured would have made a better Megadrive-version than Probe, also better graphics (colors, shadows, Goro's lair, more background-details etc.) with making better use of the hardware's abilities. Probe even messed up the 32x- and Saturn-ports as well, they could be so much better than they are, it's just sad what they did...
SNES wins... almost flawless victory. The only things the Genesis does better is the resolution and the fact that the game runs in full screen. Except that, the SNES version has better graphics thanks to much better colors, more parallax scrollings, more details in the background and foreground. Better sound on SNES, musics, sound effects and more digitized voices. Also... no need to buy a special controller and a hardware add on...
IF you look closely the megadrive actually has better animation and photorealism on the sprite stances. The SNES ones look like cartoons and have less animation.
As duas versões ficaram um pouco longe do Arcade mas o Snes leva essa,no Mega Drive falta muitas vozes ele poderia ter as vozes e falta alguns detalhes nos cenários.
One thing nobody ever mentions is that the SNES version actually has the arcade-accurate endings, despite the images being much smaller. Not even the 32x had them.
Desta vez não tem como negar... Apesar de eu ser um seguista de carteirinha, a versão do MK II para o Super Nintendo ficou quase igual a do Arcade... Trabalho perfeito e indiscutivelmente o melhor... SNES wins this time!
Na época jogamos a MK2 do SNES, tivemos o Mega antes. Hoje em dia eu prefiro jogar a versão do Mega, o gameplay é mais suave e os controles respondem melhor. As cores do SNES são mais próximas do arcade, mas confesso que prefiro o tom mais obscuro e sujo do Mega também, o som é melhor no SNES, que também tem mais vozes, alguns estágios no SNES têm sprites ausentes no Mega, e alguns estágios no Mega dá pra ver mais detalhes e tem até a animação do Liu Kang no fundo, enquanto deixaram a do SNES estática, por alguma razão. O mesmo caso é o WWF Wrestlemania que joguei muito no SNES com meu irmão, hoje conhecendo a versão do Mega, é até melhor que a do 32X que é muito próximo ao fliper em termos visuais e de som, mas roda a 30FPS, então é meio estranho pra esse estilo de jogo. O Mega tem menos cores mas roda a 60FPS e tem todos os personagens, enquanto do SNES faltam dois e não suporta mais que 3 lutadores no ringue, enquanto no mega dá pra jogar 2x2 ou 1x3.
@@JonBR-622 Como assim, eu joguei MK2 com meu irmãos no SNES no tempo, basta olhar objetivamente este vídeo, sem óculos nostálgicos. Cara, leia meu comentário acima, tem nada de fanboyismo lá, se você não tem argumentos, o único fanboy que estamos vendo aqui é você.
A versão do Mega Drive ficou muito simplificada,vários cenários falta detalhes, as vozes praticamente não tem,o estranho de tudo isso que uma hack faz algo incrível uma versão bem mais completa de Mortal kombat 2,a produtora que fez a versão para o Mega Drive realmente fez com muito desleixo, aqui o vencedor é o Snes,com vários detalhes nos cenários e com várias vozes deixou o game bem mais completo.
This game brought much needed street credibility back to Charmin soft Nintendo. Those were some tough days during the MK one years for us Super Nintendo owners.
claro que si, "sonido" no incluye UNICAMENTE la musica, sino tambien los FX's , que en snes son muchisimos mas y mas cercanos al arcade (que esa es la idea de hacer un port no?)
La musica, le da el toque distintivo al juego, por lo que se lleva gran parte de lo que vendria siendo el juego, en FX's puede ser que sea mas completo y sea mas llevado al arcade, snes supera en todo a Sega, pero en musica bah, Sega se lleva la rosca por completa. Lo digo desde mi punto de vista, que tuve las 2 consolas.
tambien tuve esa suerte de poder disfrutar ambas consolas......... en mi opinion las musicas de genesis(no todas) pero algunas son mucho mejores que las de snes, aunque me termino inclinando en sonido por snes (el global de musica y fxs) , lo que le falto (supongo que por el chip de sonido de cada consola) es esa percusion muy buena que tenia genesis
Apesar do Snes ter paletas de cores superior a do Mega Drive, os gráficos do Mega Drive estão mais vivo, contraste e obscuros, prefiro a versão do Mega Drive.
Acredito que no Genesis um port bem feito apenas teria todas as vozes,aqui podemos ver a diferença do hardware do Super Nintendo,dois anos e um projeto novo,diferente do Genesis uma versão capada da placa system 16,no port do Super Nintendo tem mais detalhes no cenário,cores melhores,som melhor,vozes e mesmo com uma pequena perca na resolução ainda deixa para trás o port do Genesis.
A versão do SNES tem mais elementos no cenário, o som mais parecido com a versão arcade, o narrador dizendo os nomes dos lutadores, tem a parte dos perfis dos lutadores contando um pouco da história de cada um, tem os finais e tal. A versão do MEGA DRIVE / SEGA GENESIS tem as músicas melhores, a resolução melhor e o mais importante na minha opinião que é a jogabilidade melhor. Os golpes saem com mais facilidade no MEGA então eu prefiro a versão do MEGA DRIVE.
Verdade, a jogabilidade no Mega é melhor, como disse em outro comentário, eu vejo a redução de cores como um ponto positivo, deixa o jogo bem mais escuro e atmosférico, as vozes deixam a desejar, mas a música é muito boa. Nem todos os cenários perdem para o SNES, alguns são mais detalhados e tem mais animação. Na época jogamos a versão do SNES, ambas são excelentes, mas se eu fosse escolher uma hoje, só pela jogabilidade eu escolheria do Mega.
This is where the kids who weren't even born in the 16 bit war era, or was grown up enough to know better, will comment. Personally I own both versions, but was truly disappointed in what Probe didn't do for the Genesis version of MK2. Sculptured Software did a better job, and it shows with the SNES version, likely the reason they were commissioned to do MK3/UMK3 on the Genesis, which turned out pretty good for both systems.
no, it has little details that make it worse than the snes port. being a cd it takes more time to load, then when you do a fatality it doesn't turn dark and the music doesn't change. also, you have to go out of your way to activate all the voices. that's annoying. oh, by the way, mk3 is better on genesis, the snes one looks better in terms of color but the sound is too muffled and the gameplay feels weird. it plays better on genesis.
i played and mastered the Sega Genesis version of this game and never knew how much changes were to the snes graphically and sound wise. I have finally gotten to play the snes version. There is a slight delay/lag in performing moves and i see why alot of peopole prefered the snes version.
La versión SNES es mejor en gráficos, color y sonido... La versión Génesis/Mega Drive es mejor en música, velocidad, jugabilidad y respuesta del control.
I remember at the time as a Megadrive owner, being so envious at how much better looking at sounding the SNES version was. Playing them now, I can see the Megadrive version does have some advantages such as in controller response and arguably the music, but personally, I preferred the goofy atmosphere of the SNES version to the moody Megadrive version. Definitely I did as a kid and ultimately, that's what mattered.
Sega T-800 when I was a kid, my cousin owned the Genesis version, I rented it a bunch. When I played on SNES, I noticed the foreground chains on Deadpool, and more Shao Khan speech, except the speech was very muffled and the graphics overall blurry. I also thought the faces on SNES were ugly, because they are. I also noticed how much better the Genesis version played. But any way you slice it, the differences were incredibly marginal in my eyes and still are. Fanboys blow this one WAYY WAYY out of proportion.
EVERYBODY POOR who didn't have a SNES alllllllllllllways finds something good to say about the system - When ya know, it had crappy garbage. I pity myself for getting the Ninja Turtles game when SNES's version was like 1000000000000000x's better.
I always felt like the Genesis ports of the MK games played better but the SNES ports always looked drastically better. The colors on the Genesis are always way off.
I still prefer Sega MD version. SNES version has input lag feels floaty controls and it seems the fatilities are different. Also compared to the arcade it comes short. While Sega tried to do its own console version
Is that really true; honest to truth I didn't know that one important fact... and now I probably will purchase a Sega Genesis/Megadrive console just to MK 1-3/UMK 3 and other cool/seriously awesome titles.
Gráficos: o SNES ganha apesar da resolução maior no mega, a versão do nintendo tem mais cores e mais detalhes nos cenários. Música: mega leva essas. Sons: ponto pro SNES, mais vozes e mais efeitos. Jogabilidade: pra mim empate. Conclusão: a versão do SNES é a melhor.
