Street Fighter Alpha 3: Arcade vs PS1 vs Saturn vs DC vs GBA vs PSP Comparison
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- Street Fighter Alpha 3 was originally released in 1998 for Arcade - CPSII. There were several ports, and here we'll be analyzing each, comparing to the arcade game.
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Animation Analysis - 1:06
PlayStation Analysis - 1:40
Saturn Analysis - 5:09
Dreamcast Analysis - 6:35
Game Boy Advance Analysis - 7:58
PSP Analysis - 9:46
PlayStation 2 Analysis - 11:19
Arcade Gameplay - 12:28
PlayStation Gameplay - 15:39
Saturn Gameplay - 19:40
Dreamcast Gameplay - 22:26
Game Boy Advance Gameplay - 26:05
PSP Gameplay - 29:24
All versions side-by-side - 32:19 - Hry
Gotta say... this GBA version was impressive! I didn't even know that there was one and it plays amazing for a Game Boy
It was great. It was actually the first version I played so I didn’t realize the lack of music, voices and stages that it had until I played the other ones. Still it is one of the most impressive games on the gba
I play that shit every other day, got my oil changed and brought it into the shop and beat the game again using Ryu. Bought it as a kid and have been hooked.
@@stevesteve0521 Does it have t hawk's walking back animation like the saturn version.
@@russelldeck4168 no I believe that was exclusive to the Saturn.
Vocês aqui, vejo que tem bom gosto mesmo.
Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max is just so good, even more impressive when you consider it was for a portable system.
yeah I am playing it right now and it feels like a direct port of the arcade since I use to play SFA3 on MAME a lot in the past.
The PSP was a beastly handheld, it was somewhere in-between the PS1 and PS2 in terms of hardware specs and SFA3 came out for PS1 so PSP would have no problem running it at all.
@@drlight6677 You could run the PS1 version of SFA3 on the PSP perfectly fine, since it played PS1 games with ease. But there was no point since Alpha 3 Max was so much better and featured packed, no to mention custom made for the unit.
It was a fantastic piece of hardware.
I've been playing SFA3 MAX on the PPSSPP emulator all week messing around with the different characters, actually learned today that Juni/Juli have exclusive moves when they're played together in Dramatic battle mode including a healing move that doesn't even require any super meter lol@@MegaRayland
@@drlight6677 Fight me!
I’m astonished how the Saturn has virtually no load times while the PS1 has 10 second loading before each fight, that’s incredible. The Saturn truly was a 2D powerhouse.
You do realize, that without the power of the 4 MB RAM cart, this game would not have run at all on the Saturn without some sacrifices. The RAM cart did wonders for this game, Vampire Savior, X-Men Vs Street Fighter, and Marvel Super Heroes Vs Street Fighter.
@@Bloodreign1 That was explained in the video, so there is no reason to think he doesn't realize that. You couldn't add RAM to the PS1.
@@Bloodreign1 still doesn't take away that the saturn was better built for these games. Even without the ram cart, games like alpha 2 on saturn retained more frames of animations than the ps1 version as well as games like x men children of the atom. Even without the ram cart, based on previous ports, it would've still been closer to the arcade version compared to at least the ps1 version of the game. Also having the possibility of ram expansion is a design choice to reduce initial costs because sega knew they wanted to expand the hardware's capabilities. So by technicality it still falls into how forward thinking the saturn was designed for 2d games in general, or it wouldn't have had the ability to expand on the hardware to begin with.
That has nothing to do with how powerful the Saturn was for 2D games you freaking retard XD. What a styopeed thing to say XD
Faster loading has to do with the Saturn having 512KB of RAM for the CD-ROM and the SH-1 as a CD-ROM controller rather than it being a 2D powerhouse. The PS1 had 32KB of RAM for the CD-ROM and a Motorola 68HC05 as the controller for the CD-ROM. I think Saturn games overall had faster loading times than the PS1 whether they were 2D or 3D.
Please continue with this channel, I love these comparison videos for old games.
Way back in 1998 when I was a kid I believed Street Fighter Alpha 3 on the PS1 was an arcade perfect port, I was wrong.
Like I said it's not an arcade perfect port
But people keep bashing the PS1 for such minor differences. I think they forget that the PS1 was way cheaper back in the days, and it worth the price.
GuzufZ it was worth it back in the day as it was the only version for non importers, but with dream cast, psp, and ps2 it's weak and not worth it now
I think the most over rated port is the saturn. It goes for around $300 these days. The ps1 port is around $15. I dont think i'll enjoy the saturn version 20x more. I honestly think there is no perfect version of alpha 3. If the saturn could have done real transparencies then i'd like it best. THe cleaness of real transparencies always make me like the psp version best but theres no realistic way to play that vs without 2 copies and consoles.
Clesarie if you don't care about graphics then yeah but for fans and collectors the Saturn and ps2 versions are way to go. But to be honest despite what a lot fans say I have softspot for the psp version just because of the extra characters
this is great! i remember a lot of reviews in 1998 saying the ps1 port of sfa3 was "nearly arcade perfect except for some missing animations", but i never knew exactly what they meant by that. it's neat to see such a comprehensive breakdown after all this time.
The DreamCast port is based of the Naomi street fighter zero upper which is an whole different game
You got it backwards. SFA3 Upper is based on the Dreamcast port.
Your videos are the best of it's kind. You should do more of this comparisons, love it.
The psp version blew my mind when tried on the PSP go fo the first time ever.
yes, I played it after not playin it for awhile and it's great.
PSP D-pad Sucks!
@@JohnSmith-sy6zm Play it using an emulator and fight me online!
i just discovered this channel, and it's really great, i really like these comparisons,please continue with the videos!!
For 33 mins ive been hearing TWASNKI SENPUKYA HADOKEN SHORYOUKEN YOGA FIRE AND GET READY.FIGHTERS!!!! its was worth it
Go for it, man!
So much effort in your Work here! Thank you!
I'm really am impressed how well the GBA port was made even with some sacrifices done. Saturn and the ps2 were the best home ports.
Ryuujin1078 i love the GBA version
What about the Dreamcast??
Paul Davis
Yea sure, whatever you say--
Thumbing up your own comments Brydabest?
Paul Davis nah
you make the best comparisons on youtube. congratulations
Alpha Collection for the PS2 and Alpha 3 MAX for the PSP
hands down
you do really good analysis. amazing.
Nice to see all the tiny differences betwern these awesome consoles :) thanks a lot for the video!
The saturn version is perfect
So good I’m playing it rite now lol
There isn’t an American one tho rite just street fighter zero 3 from japan I’m playing it burned on a American saturn
Almost, listen to the announcer carefully, he's a bit muffled. Capcom and SNK compressed sound sometimes to save disc space.
Saturn was a 2D gaming beast👍
I give it 95%, the highest score among all of them. 2% off for not having stage select in various modes and 3% off for not having PSP extra characters ^^
On the other hand I give Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha on Saturn 100%, only in terms of the whole package but not in terms of it being a better game, because just like SFZ3 on Saturn the overall performance is perfect but also stage select and all extra characters are there. As far as the entire quality of both Saturn version's SFZ2A and SFZ3 is concerned I will always rate them as equally good with each of their own unique right.
Thanks to you since I have never played the PSP version of SFZ3 Max I am so interested to right now! (Ryu's Hadouken in the PSP version looks... incomplete lol)
Excellent comparison video.
Awesome work!
Great video man, you have to cover some more capcom classics; X-men CotA, Marvel Super Heroes, X-men vs SF, Marvel vs SF, Darkstalkers etc etc. Look forward to your upcoming vids :)
Amazing work!! Thanks a lot, and get mi like.
For me, the Ps2 emulation and PSP ports are the best, too bad that in the recent collection they didn't had the option to play the better version of the game and is just stick with the very 1st arcade revision.
Used to play PS1 version a lot but now have Saturn version, due to the insane turbo settings and World Tour mode, Saturn is the best version.
World tour mode is so dope
very good!!!keep going!best comparisons on youtub!
This is badass keep it 🤤👍🏾 Is just also described to this channel, I needed something like this...
I had this for my SEGA SATURN which had a modded 50hz/60hz switch that let me play Japanese import games at full screen & full speed,I had a lot of amazing games but SFZero 3(the Japanese name for alpha3)was my favourite game,it looked and played arcade perfect
im gonna subscribe after watching the comparisons really good job done on this video
i hop you do more of this, especially Arcade stuff.
So in depth!!! Damn I wish the PSP version was a PSN game for PS4... Tag action looks ftw
Chong Lee just Pirate it and download it in your memory cards
Chong Lee STREET FIGGTER ALPHA 3 PS1 JAPAN VERSION
Street fighter alpha 3 Max is psp version ok
This is an excellent video, very informative and great the way you compared the games side-by-side.
I hadn't realised that the version of unlockable version SFA3^ on the PS2 Alpha Anthology was merely an emulated version of the Naomi arcade version, and that the other Alphas were just emulated straight from CPS.
Personally, my favourite versions are the PSP Alpha 3 Max and Naomi arcade because both retain most sprites and gameplay mechanics, whilst including some extra characters (although I do agree with you that the extra ones on the PSP version do make it look like Mugen because they were simply taken straight from other games without Capcom bothering to style them similarly to Alpha characters).
Having the saturn version imported back in the day was something magical
Fort years it was top dog, then Anthology took that crown. If the Saturn version wasn't so damned expensive, it would be nice to own.
I’m playing it burned it’s the best
@@Bloodreign1 Nowadays price is no longer an issue since backups can be played on real Saturn hardware. The PS2 version on Anthology also lacks World Tour mode, Dramatic Battle against the entire roster, and reverse Dramatic Battle and you get a game over for losing to M. Bison once.
Really enjoyed this video! Would it be possible to record gameplay without the filters smearing the pixels? The look is very distracting, especially when showing handheld titles (GBA here, GBC in the Alpha 2 vid). Keep up the good work!
GBC was on the 1st Alpha, not Alpha 2
This is a great series,insta sub. Btw will you be doing a another series like this? Say maybe Marvel vs Capcom and Marvel vs Capcom 2? Or starting with the Vs games? Keep up the great work!
Excellent content, thanks!
Great video!! =D
Very helpful, thank you!
Just subscribed to your channel. Excellent in-depth comparisons you made. Yet, I would like to made a suggestion: you shouldn't use filters during capture, mainly for portable versions. I've watched all 3 SFA video, and the GBA port image quality in this video degraded too much due to the filters applied, IMO.
It's probably one of my dreams to somehow hardwire a psp Vita running sfa3max to an arcade cab. Simply because of more modes and characters. CPSII is OG but psp max version is perfect. And Capcom knows it.
Wish there was a way to buy it on PS4/PS5.
This video comparison was out of thia world. Awesome work!! Please, do Xmen Vs Street Fighter sometime or Marvel vs Capcom 1. Anyway, subscribed!!
X-Men vs. SF only had 3 versions. Hardly worth the effort lol! SFA3 spans 7 platforms: arcade/CPS2, PS1, Saturn, DC/arcade NAOMOI, GBA, PSP, and the DEFINITIVE version on the PS2.
@@sdlock83 There is no definitive version because the PS2 version is missing exclusive content from the home releases. It's only the definition version for competitive play.
Great series. Keep up the good work!
Maybe we'll see the marvel series in the future?
Good job! Hey, make a video about Darkstalkers, this can be nice!
Hey man! Awesome video, very good comparisons! Also if you beat the gba version, all the world tour options are available as a cheat menu for the entire game!
GXSCChater just look up the cheat codes for the gba version
Yeah there isnt a cheat code for the options screen, I only unlock them from beating the game, they appear in the options screen, my favorite is putting back in the 2 in 1 combos from alpha 1.
The PS2 version is not Naomi emulation, it is said to be a rebuilt CPS 2 version with the extra characters added. T-Hawk also has his walking backwards animation from the Saturn version as well, something the Noami version is even missing.
if sfa3 was to be released again, it should be the ps2 version but with the final alpha 3 from psp but with ps2 mvc, sfIII, etc modes included. basically merge the ps2 and psp versions together for the perfect version.
shinra358 I’d like to see an All-Net P-rus Multi or NesicaXLive arcade version based on the PSP release, plus a Windows/PC version.
That would be awesome but Crapcom is hella lazy & stupid, lol!
I Really Wish
But Capcom Are Stupid The 30th Anniversary Collection Was A Really Bad Collection. Vanilla Alpha 2 & 3 But No Alpha 2 Gold, Alpha 3 Max Or Hyper Street Fighter Alpha Or Hyper Street Fighter 2. They Didn’t Even Create An Hyper Street Fighter 3.
@@BensyBens capcom are sick 😂
Great work. Next comparison, you make in the game X-Men vs Street Fighter please.
Dreamcast is my favorite.
Why? The PS2 version is better.
@@sdlock83 The PS2 ver. does have the arcade feelin' to it, but I do think that the Dreamcast version is a combination of both the Saturn and the PS2 versions.
GBA footage has some nasty filter applied to it though making it look even worse than it is.
Great video, here some AWESOME gba stuff: even though there is no world tour, every time you beat the game you unlock world tour upgrades in three options menu that effect all the characters in the game! My fav is alpha 1 combos, also the intro is not there but the intro music is hidden in the cartridge, you can hear it on youtube.
Even though the gba version is awesome crawfish always sacrifices everything to make sure all characters have their animation frames. I think it not a good trade off even though it's impressive.
Amazing!
Will always love the PSP port for having the best characters to play as, Yun and Maki.
I grew up playing the PlayStation version. It's my favorite Street Fighter game next to all versions of Street Fighter 2 IMO. Also don't forget to mention that the Dreamcast version had a subtitle. It's called Saikyo Dojo. It's also a new mode where a weak character goes up against 2 strong opponents.
2:47 to 2:59 PS1 R.Mika has the CPII Intro Pose and Winning Pose too, plus the one when she runs with the Tire.
5:21 PS1 has that intro too, but you have to unlock it
More fighting games need the Alpha 3 announcer!
That´s super, great, excelent!
I've always enjoyed SFA3 at home...on my PS1. I always wanted the DC version, but never got around to finding it.
Now though, I'll go ahead and find the Saturn version, as I've had both US and JPN Saturn consoles for a long time now. (And already have the 4MB cart, etc.)
Great video!
Good luck paying through the nose for the Saturn version, it is highly sought after and will run you a small fortune. A cheaper option, if you still have a PS2, Alpha Anthology. Once you beat SF Alpha 3, or lose to Bison, you unlock Alpha 3 Upper (hold select and X while pressing start). You'll know it's Alpha 3 Upper when you start the game and see the expanded roster, everyone that is in the Saturn version is also in that hidden game on Anthology..
Get the Dreamcast Version. Easier to find and cheaper.
Plays better than the bloated PS2 emulated port on a collection.
@@segaunited3855 The Dreamcast port is far worse. It has wrong hitboxes, wrong speed, a horrific filter that affects all CPS2 games on the machine, and both unnecessary balance changes that kill any chance of it helping you play SFA3 against opponents online in 2022 + a lot more input lag (suspected to not affect the earliest Japanese versions, but those don’t have VGA support). The PS2 Anthology version is 100% arcade perfect, still has a good training mode, and you get a fixed version of SFA3U (which is the Dreamcast version).
I like both arcade, psone and PSP because the PSP version had Reverse Dramatic battle
Ports
PSP, Dreamcast, Saturn and PS2 versions are better than the PS1 and GBA versions T.B.H.
@@fire-kraker6469 PSP D-pad Sucks!
@@JohnSmith-sy6zm good thing with emulation you can avoid it.
All this is missing is comparing the gameplay intricacies between all the versions. The Dreamcast version is an entirely new revision regarding balance and introduced input delay to compensate for online play. Which was never removed when ported to Naomi as Zero 3 Upper.
I never knew this, thanks for mentioning it!
There are some differences between original Hz of CP-S 2 and the other versions (59.6294 vs 60 or something). Play Station version it also has transparencies.
Thank you, and keep going with this fantastic channel!
Sorry about my broken english xD. I'm just learning.
Félix Félicis Felixis do you make this same comment on every video?
Sorry if I bother you, but the first time I saw them I was very excited. Theese are the best comparisons i've ever seen in CZcams.
I think it's interesting to know ALL details. I just want help.
Etroport, please, help me: how ddo you do tu use "correct aspect ratio" with scanlines? What emulator are you using? Are your screen resolution 1920 x 1080?
DO you know what's going on with the arcade mode and the added characters from the console versions to the arcade port of SF alpha anthology? (meaning Dee Jay, Fei Long, T Hawk, Guile etc.). I have read, that there is a code with which, those characters with Juli, Juni, Shin Akuma and Evil Ryu can become available for battling against them in arcade mode), BUT ONLY FOR STREET FIGHTER ALPHA 3 UPPER VERSION!!
I would like to know, if in the ps1 version of the game (where Dee Jay, T.Hawk and Fei Long are available from the beggining), can anyone battle against them in arcade mode? I have played many hours SFA3 in ps1 as a kid, but it has been many years from then, so I can't remember if I came across those specific characters in the arcade mode.
GREAT VIDEO !!!
Obviously the Saturn kicks the PS1's arse, but I was very impressed with what they managed to squeeze out of the PS1. Considering the tiny RAM and inferior 2D hardware of the PS1, tgey did an amazing job. It took forever for the Saturn version to finally get released but it was worth the wait! Zero 2 will always be my favourite though. It is just a shame that the Saturn's samples were so damn compressed. The Saturn had a superior sound chip to the PS1, so I never understood that.
Probably because they used most of the memory for the Sprite Animations, World Tour Mode and the extras.
PS1 has No 2D hardware. It’s all 3D GPU accelerated recreations of 2D raster based art and assets. Dreamcast has no 2D hardware either. The only systems in this group that actually have real raster based anything is the GBA, CPS2, and the Sega Saturn, and even the Saturn only has it for backgrounds, the sprites are textured quads.
And the Anthology collection is emulated, so NO 3D GPU stuff is used to recreate any of it outside of the framebuffer it displays its visuals on.
@@Darknight0681 You forgot Nintendo 64. It HAD 2D hardware.
i'm in love with karin kanzuki on this sf alpha 3 and also my favorite console ports are the ps1 version along with the dreamcast and ps2 versions as well with the psp version of the game and gba at last which are badass versions of this game and runs flawlessly with a solid 60fps on these versions of the game and are goddamn perfect and fine to play it
You can change the volume of the SFX in the PSP version in the options menu
So generally:
Definitive to the point of doing too much is PSP, Arcade Perfect is PS2, but the best compromise is Saturn.
Alrighty then
PS2 version wasn't "arcade-perfect." It was arcade-EXCEEDING in every imaginable way!
@@sdlock83 Pretty accurate. SFA3 plays exactly like the arcade and then some nice stuff in the bonuses (dip switch menu to change it to a optional slightly bug fixed version, a real training mode). SFA3U PS2 is easily arcade exceeding, it has the extra chars without any of the show stopping flaws of the Dreamcast port it originates from (which then affected the NAOMI version or the real “arcade version” of SFA3U -_-). I’ve heard SFA3U is so much better on PS2 due to being a hack of the CPS2 SFA3 rather than a native port from NAOMI.
I found out that the Japanese Saturn version is the closest to the arcade in terms of not being nerfed - maybe even Crouch Cancel works (haven't tested that). All other versions on DC, PSP, PS1 (etc) all had major balance changes compared to arcade - even the US Saturn release. Not sure why the Japanese Saturn release was spared.
Make comparisons from World Heroes Perfect, Fatal Fury 3 and Real Bout 1
I had the game on my gba and i can say for sure that the gba version is the most impresive one (taking in count the limitations of the console it's an AMAZING job)
Is there a followup to this for the 30th anniversary collection?
There's no official release/release date of SFA4, so no.
@@C4ST3R3T3RN4L I'm pretty sure he's talking about Alpha 3 on the 30th Anniversary Collection being compared. It's no point in making a comparison video because all of the games on the collection are 100% emulated.
@@the757general2 2 Years Ago comment 💀 Yeah, I didn't realize that the 30th anniversary version was emulated at the time
Damn i played this alot on my psp n i never knew it had tag battles smh.
These scanlines are gorgeous as hell.
In Alpha 3 the cpu order is the same with each character?
I really wish capcom would give alpha 3 the remix treatment since it's their biggest, most ambitious and cohesive street fighter game. I'd say do something where they combine the best elements of cvs and cvs2 and remix that but that would involve dealing with snk so that would be a lot harder to get going. Alpha 3 is theirs and since they're doing glory day games like everyone's favorite resident evil games it makes sense to do a fighter. I know they don't want to affect/cannibalize sfv but this would at least be great to do at the end of that games lifecycle and would be absolutely massive and not some "hd" version like they did with sf2 though I'd settle for it if it's all they were willing to do.
Are you using emulation on the Dreamcast or is the disc scratched, music sounds choppy on this video.
i wish there was an input lag test to see which versions were the most responsive
the audio glitches are from the emulators or were them in the consoles too?
also during the PS1 port @ the character select screen, the fighters dont have animations, they just stand there
Why is the dreamcast music so off? It sounds really good in game so I'm guessing your capture equipment didnt like the dreamcast signal??
The PS2 version is the 2in1 disc compilation that comes with both King of Fighters 2000&2001
I've played most of these! This analysis is just superb, and, as they say, they all play just GREAT. Still, while it is technically the worst, i need to praise the GBA version. It is probably one of the most IMPRESSIVE ports for a handheld ever made, if not THE best. The whole game's there (sans the intro and some tracks/voice samples, but they are ultimately cosmetic changes), and its gameplay is just phenomenal!!! Kinda makes one irate to see other GBA ports of technically INFERIOR games that were just pure trash. (Looking at you, Sonic!)
KOF howling blood and Guilty Gear was also a good port.
The Saturn port is extremely impressive and the one that offers the best experience, in my opinion, when it comes to variety of characters, balance and modes. Besides, the Saturn controller is the best one for this title. Of course, the PSP port is the one most people would say is the definitive one, but I actually believe the added characters are detrimental to the experience and the stretched image bothers me a little.
Playing on PPSSPP, you can fix the stretched image. Ingrid is completely out of place in that game but Maki, Eagle and Yun fit in fine imo though Maki's resolution looks to be too high
The GBA port was really something special. That little system really had something for everyone.
Backgrounds are raster based on Saturn but sprites were quads in the same way the PS1 did polygons for its sprites.
I'm choosing SF Alpha 3 for Dreamcast hands down and as far as handheld I'm choosing the GBA! I'm gonna pick that version up when I get a chance
can you make Mortal Kombat 3 graphics comparison arcade vs ps1 vs snes vs genesis vs saturn vs pc vs dos please is going to be awesome 👍
The PS1 version is what I played as a kid, since that's what I had. I remember renting it from Blockbuster. I later bought the Alpha Anthology on PS2 when that came out and liked it a lot. These days, that or the Dreamcast version is what I'd play.
very informative.
the PSX version has an option in display for "original" or "arcade". Maybe I'm blind, but I can't see the difference.
People say the Dream Cast version is a port is the PS version but I own the SF Alpha3 Saikyo Dojo and it has the complete animation for Zangief and Blanka, the ones shown here. The World Tour is a bit more complex by the way it offers a bit more isms but not a big deal for gamers not using the game for tournaments. I loved MvsC2 as well as XmenVsSF, CvSNK1&2 and man, that was the best time for fighting games.
There is the Saikyo Dojo version, and the Matching Service version, the latter runs for around $100+, and is considered the exact as Zero 3 Saikyo Dojo on the DC. The only thing added, an online mode.
Footage is from emulators, have you tried the Dreamcast version on an actual Dreamcast?
Back in the day the consensus was that the Dreamcast had the best SFA3 port. Hitboxes were not changed
Many purists have said the hitboxes were messed up, and it is based off of the Naomi version, which has been said is based off the PS1 version, so no it isn't the best version of the game out there. The PS2 and Saturn versions were arcade accurate as one was based off the CPS2 version (Saturn) and one was a reworked, with the extra characters from Upper added in, CP2 emulation of the CPS2 version. (PS2).
Bloodreign1 I have a SS and a DC in my living room. The hitbox differences may be too few and or subtle as I cannot see the difference.
For me I prefer the DC for faster load times and VGA output (vs SCART).
Obviously SS has a much better first party controller.
Yeah the DC pad is not optimal for fighting games, however I hear there is an adaptor for the DC that allows you to use Saturn pads on it.
DC has a arcade stick.
Dreamcast version was an all together different game and couldn’t be used for arcade practice at all due to everything it altered. And it was a LOT. That and the PS1 had the absolute worst home conversions of the game. The first actually good port was the Saturn one up until the PS2 Anthology which based its ports entirely off the original CPS2 games instead of doing major altering of things.
Can u do a comparison between the Neo Geo and PS2 version of King of Fighters 2001
What happened to the audio? It cuts out sometimes!
ese juegazo lo tenía en game boy ahora lo tengo en psp wow
Saturn baby! And liked and Sub'd.
And that's the way uh uh I like it! 3!!!
Great video, but please turn off the horrible filters next time.
PSP version is freakin awesome and the only disc I had for mine!
0:07 False strike. Perfect.
Nice job for listing all this differences,yet i would add a few things:
-Saturn version has yet one big flaw,it's unplayable if you use v-ism,too much slowdown,all the timings of combos are messed up.
-For the ps1 version there are many other flaws concerning gameplay:some Dhalsim limbs are slower,cody's stand lk hitbox being shrunk...,less invincibility on v-ism trigger,and shadows in v-ism act differently and then some arcade v-ism combo no longer work(with cody for instance).
At that time they were doing shit trying to nerf or improve some little things within alpha 3 versions ..Dee jay's air slasher recovery for exemple was fucked up on ps1/sat,then on dreamcast they nerfed it but waaay too much,it has too much recovery and the character is then also fucked up lol
WTF! How do I unlock SFA 3 Upper in Alpha anthology? Somebody help
the saturn was a beast for sprites but wasnt ready for the 3d
Gotta say, the handheld versions are the most impressive ones. They manage to be even more accurate than the home console ports in some aspects. Overall, all ports of this fantastic game are awesome in their own right. That, my friends, is a feat in itself.
I remember playing it on MAME a lot back then and just got a PSVita and thank god I made the right choice for SFA3 MAX then the PSone classic version
How saturn loading times were about 1/3 of those on PS1! A real advantage over its direct competitor the PS1