Yes, such an good and quite arcade accurate looking game! Sadly, it's censored and the gameplay is messed up. It's an okay game, but it could have been so much better...
What's strange about MK1 is that the later Sega CD port restored Sub-Zero's correct stance, just with more frames of animation like the Arcade since the Sega CD handles more data than the Genesis itself
On the 16 bit cartridges, every tiny bit they could save mattered. On the flip side, there’s nothing worse than buying a modern day game and having to download a 25 gigabyte update before playing it…
Guy making this video is a Sega fan boy everyone knows the SNES port is the best even ed boon the creator said it was the best port of mk game ever and No mention of Johnny cage, baraka, not having fully animated winning poses, and that there only half the animation for them ??
I know Geny had better res, but here for some reason the Genesis sprites seems bigger even than arcade. I had both consoles and I decided to buy the Snes version. I think you are a bit sfb too, specially when you claim for Jesus :/
O and MK2 the best in the series "IMO" especially in the arcade. I remember people lining up with their tokens on the machine waiting for their turn. And then beating your real life opponent seeing peoples real life reactions and emotions and the feeling one got by trying to pull off a fatality you memorized in your head over and over from gamepro or gameplayers mag was just bliss. Good times :)
SNES-MK1 looks superior for 16bit. I like this Game. I have it on the Megadrive too - but it's much better on SNES, the Blood is not necessary to make a good Game!
"Meleena's mask look identical to Kitana's on SNES. the ONLY thing they DIFFER... jesuss christ." So, did you completely ignore that each of the character has a different color scheme, different moves and a different stance? Oh, right, it's ONLY about the mask, that's all that matters...
Maxim Ukhin I’ve always wondered what it would be like if.. sculptured soft did all the sega genesis poets of mortal kombat ...they were 100 times better than probe look at the job they did with mk3 on Sega Genesis when they took over.. 1.all sounds ,names ,grunt everything included 2.all the colors was correct 3.correct editing of animations to make the whole thing smoother .
Thay could have done better on the mk1 Genesis port graphic wise but the gameplay is nice and the music is excellent which are the two problems with the snes version so overall I think the Genesis version is better because graphics are not everything even though thay are very important.
Thay could have done better on the mk1 Genesis port graphic wise but the gameplay is nice and the music is excellent which are the two problems with the snes version so overall I think the Genesis version is better because graphics are not everything even though thay are very important. Child
OK looks like we got a Sega fanboy here. If you take a step back and look, the super nintendo graphics are way better then the Genesis and the sound quality cannot be compared
Yeah I agree, you can look any any youtube video of MK2 gameplay on both systems and SEGA's is clearly lagging behind. The SNES version tries to achieve more natural looking colors than the SEGA.
Anthony Dunlap “Sega fanboy” lol what, the snes version of MK2 sucked lol, the controls, sound, and graphics were way better, the controls were closer to the arcade, the sound was far more clear, and the snes version lacked many important frames, being honest about the snes version doesn’t make him a “sega fanboy” lol
*lol, it's SO obvious that the MKII Genesis sprites were ran thru adobe like post processing, that it's laughable. It's like they discovered that they were wrong their entire lives, so they had to edit the results to fit their narrative. Dude, MAME is pretty easy to get. GX & SNES EMUs as well. Pretty easy to see that these results were edited to fit a narrative.*
@@daveruda , People have their opinions on what they think "looks good". Nothing wrong with that at all. That being said, technical specs are not an opinion. The video processing on the genesis/mega-drive is technically inferior. You might really like the results of that, but technically it's inferior to the SNES.
I feel like the Genesis versions graphics leave a lot to be improved, especially the rushed MK1 port. I know the console can do a lot better in the right hands, despite the limited colour palette
But the SNES had the arcade character bios and endings,which I think gives it the edge over the Genesis version. In my opinion,the developers did a half-assed job on the Genesis port and I heard the rumor that Midway wasnt happy with them,so they was fired right after that. And Midway themselves oversaw the development of MK3/UMK3 for the Genesis.
The SNES version of MK2 is the definitive port of the game, everybody knows that. It's closer to the arcade with graphics, presentation, sound and music and of course gameplay. Some Sega fanboys just won't believe it or are blindfoldet by their fanboyism.
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Come on , be serious , the bad thing about the SNES on MK II is resolution / sharpness , but animations and colors are superior than those ones on Genesis
Even during fights the Genesis/Mega Drive is not only missing backgrounds, animations and vocal sounds but is still missing frames during character movements, most notably forward and back jump flips. Also as you know and is why you made the Genesis/Mega Drive comparison frame bigger is that the Genesis/Mega Drive Sprites are smaller than SNES's.
The sprites are not bigger in the SNES, their position is higher on the screen and the lifebar is lower, this makes the illusion of bigger sprites! Yes, there is no question, MK 1 looks much better on the SNES but plays better and faster on the GENESIS...
@@tskraj3190 yes, he corrected the sprite size. He even said that MK2 on Genesis is the arcade closer port, and that's bs. Everybody knows the SNES has the best port of this game, maybe he's blindfoldet by his Sega fanboyism!
@@greensun1334 Technically speaking the Genesis/Mega Drive's port is closer to the arcade because it also used the same MC68000 CPU and X8088 instruction set but the Genesis/Megadrive just didn't have the parallax scrolling, color distribution and audio sample reading capabilities the SNES had. The sprites look clearer on the Genesis/Mega Drive because it used scan lines instead of pixels and the lack of color actually helped improve the sprite images. The SNES port is still by far a better port even though I owned the 32X port the SNES port seemed more fluid, quicker and still had better color distribution and music closer to the arcade. The 32X port did however have the monk floating up and down in the Tower and Portal stages and had the pillars in the Portal stage where they were broken and removed from the SNES Portal stage. The SNES also had the character names below the life bars instead of having the names inside the life bars and it was also missing the eerie oozing sound when "Fatality" would be announced.
@@tskraj3190 the Genesis game doesn't look, sound or play like the arcade, the SNES game comes quite close and represented the original as close as it gets on a 16bit system. But both systems use pixels and scanlines so far I know!
MK1 looks much better on SNES but the gameplay is better on Genesis. But with MK2 it's a different thing: It not just looks better on SNES, it also plays MUCH more like the arcade than the Genesis port (Gen. isn't bad, but it plays almost like a different game).
@@TheDormonid The Genesis/Mega Drive port was closer to the arcade as far as gameplay. Many forget that developers did their very best to make the Genesis/Mega Drive ports better than the SNES ports due the Sega's Game Party contracts but the truth is the reason those anticompetitive contracts were issued in the first place was because Sega was fully aware they could not compete against the SNES in a fair fight. In the first MK The SNES had almost arcade perfect graphics and sound but no blood due to Nintendo not having a rating system at the time. MK2 the SNES had the rating system and the blood but they had to change some aspects of the game to prevent it from being arcade perfect such as placing the names beneath the bars, removing the columns in the portal and keeping floating monks stationary instead of them floating up and down. These were not hardware limitations at all. The SNES could scale 4 parallax scrolling backgrounds simultaneously and provide diverse sprite motions without hindering the main CPU due to it's seperate PPUs. Also the SNES can provide 64X64 sprites just like the Arcade did but the Genesis/Mega Drive maxes out at 32X32. In the MK games it only displays 32x16. Also if developers really wanted to push the SNES to it's limits they could of used the SNES's SA-1 Accelerator chip which not only processes an additional two parallax scrolling backgrounds but also adds 10.75 MHz to the WDC 65c816's 3.58 MHz.
@@tskraj3190 SA-1 can't add any parallax layer. Actually, there's no special chip that makes the PPU more capable than it is. It just works as a secundary CPU. I don't think a game like Mortal Kombat 2 would need that, the game plays fine and missing objects can be just ROM space limitations.
@@tskraj3190 I'm sorry, but the Genesis' hardware can definitely keep up with the SNES. 64x64 sprites on the SNES were very hard to work with, and were seldom rarely used. The only real viable sprites to work with for a game like MK were 32x32 or 32x16. Also, the dual PPU's make pretty much no difference in how it works. They are separate chips, yes, but they still share the same bus, the same SRAM, etc. They are functionally a single GPU. Not to mention, the SNES has tons of hardware issues compared to the Genesis. 8-bit data bus, inability to display 4:3 properly, ultra-compressed samples, etc. So much for a console that was released 2 years later, eh?
The SNES isn't missing frames on the character stances and the Sega Genesis was brighter than the SNES. You got your displays mixed up. Left (Arcade) Middle (SNES) Right (Genesis)
MK3 OR UMK3 CHARACTERS COMPARISON FOR 3 VERSIONS ARCADE VS SNES VS GENESIS IS GOING TO BE AWESOME I LIKE THE VIDEO MK1 & MK2 CHARACTERS COMPARISON FOR 3 VERSIONS ARCADE VS SNES VS GENESIS IS VERY NICE
They all look amazing on a CRT TV (yes, even the Genesis). This is something that scanlines and smart blur on HD screens never really managed to recreate.
Genesis version of MK1 was god awful horrendous shit when it came out. It disappointed a lot of kids, including myself. All it had going for it was blood and gore. I went out and bought the SNES version a week later and loved it even though the blood and gore were missing for the most part.
Bom comparativo, porém antes de fazer uma comparação desse tipo tens que levar em conta o Aspect Ratio de cada plataforma. O Snes, Arcade e Mega Drive operavam cada um em sua respectiva resolução, porém todos originalmente enviavam a imagem para uma tv CRT. A tv não leva em consideração a resolução nem o A.R., portanto alguns consoles com A.R. diferente de 4:3 (no caso do Snes 8:7) a imagem ficava "esticada". Os designers faziam os sprites pensando nisso. Por isso que quando rodado num emulador, os sprites de Snes aparecem meio "magros". Se fores capturar as imagens via emulador, tens que primeiro ir nas opções e corrigir o A.R. pra 4:3. Tem um canal que explica esses detalhes e muito mais: Displaced Gamers. (por volta de 6:30 ele começa a falar sobre o Snes e o A.R. dele) czcams.com/video/LHfPA4n0TRo/video.html
In this "comparison" he corrected the aspect ratio and the size of the sprites just to mention good things about the Genesis. He even said that MK2 on Genesis plays closer to the arcade than the SNES MK2, and that's bs. He seems to be blindfoldet by his Sega fanboyism.
SNES MK1 looks much better but Genesis plays better. Plus, blood :). I can go either way with MK2. I like the less reduced sounds and graphics on SNES but I prefer the revamped music on Genesis. They tried to be too accurate on SNES despite hardware limitations and the sound suffers. Really the best home MK2 is the 32x version :D.
Probe really killed the animation in the Genesis/Mega Drive version of MK1. Compared to Sculptured Software, who did the SNES versions of MK1+2, Probe seemed to have a really hard time squeezing things into a reasonable amount of space. MK2 fared better but was missing the low punches and most voice samples. This was really highlighted when Sculptured did both the SNES and Sega versions of MK3, and managed to retain all the moves as well as most of the animation and voices. IIRC, the Sega version actually has the better animation of the two. Also, Probe's Mega CD conversion of MK1 somehow takes up more space than the arcade game, and that's excluding the music and opening video sequence.
Ha, "the Sub Zero sprite has rounded head on SNES." At least the SNES has a Sub Zero sprite. Genesis uses a color swapped Scorpion for his standing animation.
It's funny how many frames of animation are missing from the Genesis version but there's really no reason for them to be missing at all. Just seemed to be a really lazy port.
@@Holret if you think that the Genesis' version of MK1 few frames of animation you'd be wrong. It was because Probe Software used a low-capacity cartridge.
There are only 2 big differences to the snes and the Genesis, is that the Sega one is missing some sprites compared to the snes and the color palette for the mk 1 ports
Because unlike the Genesis and the original Arcade, SNES's screen resolution is known as " a square type of resolution", and that is because there is little difference between the horizontal and vertical lines: 256x224 while both the Genesis and Midway T-Unit Board use "rectangular resolutions" (vertical line numbers are way higher than horizontal lines), so the sprites can be translated between both more easily, but when porting those sprites to the SNES graphist have to shrink or in some cases redraw all the graphics completely to make them fit on the SNES screen.
@@laumpolumpio Incorrect. The SNES has a default of 256X224P but has a max resolution of 512X448P or 512X478i the Genesis/Mega Drive's default is also 256x224 but has a max of 320X224P. The KFusion emulator has a default of 320X224 but this is incorrect. The SNES Emulators are capped at 256x224P because they are based on the Ricoh 5A22 for backwards compatibility with NES Roms and not the WDC 65c816 the SNES console used which is also why the emulators cap out at 2.68 MHz instead of 3.58 MHz of the SNES console. But to actually answer the round head question, The Genesis/Mega Drive has one advantage over the SNES in sprite tiles and that is multidimensional tile capabilities. For example the Genesis/Mega Drive has seperate Rom cache that gives it time to process the tiles and send them to the VDP which allows mixed sprites of 32x16, 16X32, 16X8, 8X16 etc. The SNES has larger sprite capabilities but the sprites have to have even dimensions such as 64X64, 32X32, 16X16, 8X8 etc.
I feel like both mk1 ports are pretty meh while the snes looks a lot better the bad controls and meh music makes it pretty bad but the Genesis version looks a but rough thay could have done better but the controls are spot on and the music is absolutely amazing as for mk2 both do a good job I like both mk2 ports.
All songs came from the original promo CD that was sold through the add inside the game. You can find the CD and comics on Ebay and also on spotify if I'm not mistaken
But the SNES port of MK2 is pretty damn good and very satisfying to play! On medium difficulty the AI reacts exactly like the arcade's and that was a very good solution for trainig at home to get better on the arcade machine, it saved many quarters!
At that time it was a good alternative for we had no way to have the arcade at home, but today I do not waste time with these ports because the original arcade is fully accessible
Yes sf turbo was a great port but mk2 and sfce were better at gameplay and some times graphics, snes had a better sound chip but you got to remember Jenny was three years behind in their tech and pretty much stood toe to toe with the snail Nintendo props to sega for always taking risks and staying cutting edge and never taking the easy path
drago, the SEGA Genesis 6-button arcade pad launched on September 27, 1993 on a Monday to coincide with the launch of the exclusive Street Fighter II Special Championship Edition for Genesis. That was 6 days after Mortal Tuesday, when Mortal Kombat 1 became available for the Genesis, SNES, GameGear and GameBoy. So the 6-button arcade pad has always been supported and used. I used one personally to play these fighting games on my Genesis.
I agree with visuals. Genesis had more of a reverberating sound ( as far as music) genesis had the capability to add full sfx, but probe was a lazy developer. This is especially seen in the ps1, sega saturn ports. Had the capability to make it identical to arcade, but was watered down for some reason.
Mk1 looked way better on SNES. Mk2 movements were way better on Genesis. Never liked the high contrast heavy saturation look of the Genesis tho. And the synthy revamped music of it either.
Embora a jogabilidade do Mortal Kombat 1 seja melhor no Genesis além de ter a opção de dar os fatalitys semelhantes ao arcade, o gráfico do SNES é um pouco melhor, porém a jogabilidade é horrível, além de não ter o sangue ele tem suor, e os fatalitys deixam a desejar, já o Mortal Kombat 2, a versão do SNES é melhor em todos os aspectos, jogabilidade, sons e gráficos.
MK1 played way better on Genesis, though graphics and stances were bad. Remixed music was good. SNES MK2 was just all around better. Genesis had slightly tighter controls and smoother gameplay, and the higher resolution is easy to see, but it's missing the d.LP and and the SNES presentation was way too good for a 16-bit home port at the time.
Now wrap around your head that the Genesis version sold out more games just for their secret fatality code. Snes gameplay was Okay but no ending and no fatalities.
It DID have fatalities for most part with only 2 outright changed. Cage impaling his foe would still kill I feel, as well as Kano ripping out what seems to be a lung. (On SNES you can actually hear a single heart beat too at the start) Raidens and Sub Zeros are quite an improvement I feel. So Liu Kang, Sonya and Scorpion all have the same fatalities still... Odd to censor a little bit of red but not burning them to a crisp.
The Genesis version of Mortal Kombatare are more suck than Super NES because have lot of missed animation frames and less quality and amount of sound. For examples: in MK 1,the Genesis version have less voces, it's almost a speech less game ; Sub Zero use the same sprites of Scorpion with changed colors because the lack of memory; In MK 2 Baraka and other characters have not all the win gesture animation frames.
1. arcade 2. snes. 3 genesis... mk1 even though genesis had the blood and fatalities, it clearly look better on snes, genesis almost looked like game gear mk. . Mk2 got better in genesis but snes got the blood that was missing in the first one, great sound and it the controls were even better (not asi good as the arcade though) colors and sprites in the genesis versions looks almost like game gear.
I am from the SNES camp, but I just have to admit that in MK2 Genesis port devs did better job with the chars sprites overall. Anyways, both versions are just a waste of the original arcade lol.
The only two things the Genesis port of MKII had over SNES was sprite size/quality and hit boxes. The SNES version had a weird delay on certain hits like uppercuts and jumping attacks. A lot of the combos you can do on the arcade translate to the Genesis but not to the SNES because of this.
It seems like the Super Nintendo people knew they had a better device, so they didn't compensate at all, the Sega Genesis looks like the people that put Mortal Kombat on their system looked over every little square a lot closer, I noticed if you just look at the picture as a whole on the Super Nintendo the sound and picture is just better however their faces look like they were shoved in a waffle cooker, something about how the Sega Genesis did the shine on like the pants Kung Liu or Johnny cage's chest shine or Liu Kang's chest shine just looks better, something about how the Sega Genesis had a smaller color palette just made the characters pop a little bit more, where as the Super Nintendo looks like it was juggling a whole lot of different stuff, the Sega Genesis background which takes up 75% of the screen is just AIDS puke, the sound on the Sega Genesis isn't even the same sound, on MK3 if Sub Zero freezes you it sounds like a xylophone on sega, overall if you are playing Mortal Kombat on an 18 or 25 inch TV the Super Nintendo is just going to blow you away with the sound in the whole picture looking decent, however that Sega Genesis just makes the characters pop, although jacks looked not so good on Sega Genesis, I'm not sure why Super Nintendo butchered all the Shadows, when I watch the side-by-sides I noticed the Genesis always has some kind of creator compensating a whole lot to make their products stick out, where the Super Nintendo just looks like they let the system animate everything for them and then worried about the stereo sound, the truth is I'm not even really impressed with a PS1 version of the Mortal Kombat 1,2 & 3 side-scrollers, I'm a little bit upset that now that I have a $2,000 surround sound 9 speaker radio and a 65in 4K TV I can't just somehow get the arcade version which is moderately better than the PS1 versions, the frame rate on the Genesis looks like an epileptic fell out during the animation and they just said fuck it, however I'm not sure how Super Nintendo messed up Shang Tsung's animation so bad, I heard the PS1 had better sound on MK3 than the actual arcade that was recorded in mono because you know an arcade has one subwoofer and maybe 2 voice speakers, I need to find me a dork that can get me the visual of the arcade and the sound of the PS1 but the fluid motion of the arcade picture and somehow put it on, preferably to be played with a Super Nintendo controller but I could deal with using a PS4 or a PS2 controller or even a keyboard or some shit, if you play this video in slow-motion or pause it the Sega Genesis actually looks better on the characters but if you play it normal speed or fast speeds the Super Nintendo Takes the Cake, I got Mortal Kombat Trilogy for PS1 that I can play on my PS2 but I don't think the monks are even animated in the background where they're supposed to be clapping, I think I'm going to order MK2 for PS1 which is only put out in Japan and the MK3 for PS1 which won't run me 75 God damn dollars like mk2 will
I hated that sub zero didnt get stance like in the arcade ... I been saying it for years, shit since I was in Jr. High when MK came out on the Genesis .. Lazy Ass Port. Considering how awesome MK2 and 3 were, MK1 should have been damn near perfect.
I played all 3 versions as I was a huge fan. SNES was closest to arcade in graphics and gameplay. Only thing missing from MK1 on SNES was blood & fatalities but they were intact MK2 and beyond
I know right? Dude is smoking crack. Genesis felt clunky, unresponsive, that DPad was complete garbage, and the buttons always felt cheap. Genesis wasn't up to the task of fighting games like this. It was best in the early 90's for arcade conversions, like Golden Axe and Altered Beast. Today with MAME, I wouldn't even touch it. I'd actually play the MK Kollection for PS3 if anything though. Lots of features, arcade perfect, and a great controller.
people assume having blood and the original fatalities, equals better gameplay. SNES version was superior despite censoring. Referring to the first game of course.
awesome job. I would hafta say snes looked better and had better game play, but genesis had blood and real fatalities, unless you were lucky enough to have both ports :)
The MK1 sprites on the SNES are epic.
Yes, such an good and quite arcade accurate looking game! Sadly, it's censored and the gameplay is messed up. It's an okay game, but it could have been so much better...
No mention of the wrong Sub-Zero stance in Genesis MK1?
It's so horrendous that I froze and forgot to mention!
I´m pretty sure they reused Scorpion´s sprites with a pallette change.
What's strange about MK1 is that the later Sega CD port restored Sub-Zero's correct stance, just with more frames of animation like the Arcade since the Sega CD handles more data than the Genesis itself
On the 16 bit cartridges, every tiny bit they could save mattered. On the flip side, there’s nothing worse than buying a modern day game and having to download a 25 gigabyte update before playing it…
Guy making this video is a Sega fan boy everyone knows the SNES port is the best even ed boon the creator said it was the best port of mk game ever and No mention of Johnny cage, baraka, not having fully animated winning poses, and that there only half the animation for them ??
Yes sir on the latest screen! Well this ends on the lack of frames of animation
I know Geny had better res, but here for some reason the Genesis sprites seems bigger even than arcade. I had both consoles and I decided to buy the Snes version. I think you are a bit sfb too, specially when you claim for Jesus :/
Reptile looks like he could really bust some moves.
O and MK2 the best in the series "IMO" especially in the arcade. I remember people lining up with their tokens on the machine waiting for their turn. And then beating your real life opponent seeing peoples real life reactions and emotions and the feeling one got by trying to pull off a fatality you memorized in your head over and over from gamepro or gameplayers mag was just bliss. Good times :)
please spare me.....
never heard that sample
MaceShpunter W it was in mortal kombat mythologies if you wait a little bit after beating scorpion and not doing the fatality instantly
what's the first song? can anyone identify it?
@@trz6952 That is the name rank song in mortal kombat 1
It's incredible that in MegaDrive version SubZero has the same stance that Scorpion... But in Máster System and GG has the correct one!!!
Even the Game Boy-"Port" has his correct Stance of Sub-Zero...
Snes and Arcade Looks way similar than the Sega version in MK 1 that is...
Finally someone that is not a fanboy. I've played the games on both consoles and the SNES felt better than the Genesis. 🤷♂️
SNES-MK1 looks superior for 16bit. I like this Game. I have it on the Megadrive too - but it's much better on SNES, the Blood is not necessary to make a good Game!
@@weps1981 gameplay is better? No mention of the bad controls or slow and boring gameplay at least in my opinion but tbh both ports aren't that great.
"Meleena's mask look identical to Kitana's on SNES. the ONLY thing they DIFFER... jesuss christ."
So, did you completely ignore that each of the character has a different color scheme, different moves and a different stance? Oh, right, it's ONLY about the mask, that's all that matters...
Besides, they HAVE TO look like each other... they were taken from the same model... How else could they have looked?
What about lazy shadows solution in Genesis, no mention?
mk1 sprites on genesis look soulless with only 2 frames of animation
Maxim Ukhin I’ve always wondered what it would be like if.. sculptured soft did all the sega genesis poets of mortal kombat ...they were 100 times better than probe look at the job they did with mk3 on Sega Genesis when they took over..
1.all sounds ,names ,grunt everything included
2.all the colors was correct
3.correct editing of animations to make the whole thing smoother .
Typical of Probe entertainment, So lazy.
Thay could have done better on the mk1 Genesis port graphic wise but the gameplay is nice and the music is excellent which are the two problems with the snes version so overall I think the Genesis version is better because graphics are not everything even though thay are very important.
Thay could have done better on the mk1 Genesis port graphic wise but the gameplay is nice and the music is excellent which are the two problems with the snes version so overall I think the Genesis version is better because graphics are not everything even though thay are very important. Child
Arcade nails it. A clear winner.
The arcade is always going to be better than console, that’s a complete no brainer
OK looks like we got a Sega fanboy here. If you take a step back and look, the super nintendo graphics are way better then the Genesis and the sound quality cannot be compared
Yeah I agree, you can look any any youtube video of MK2 gameplay on both systems and SEGA's is clearly lagging behind. The SNES version tries to achieve more natural looking colors than the SEGA.
@@Holret el gameplay de snes apesta...
@@elianandres4326 En MK1 te doy la razón, en el resto de entregas, el control es igual de responsivo
Anthony Dunlap
“Sega fanboy” lol what, the snes version of MK2 sucked lol, the controls, sound, and graphics were way better, the controls were closer to the arcade, the sound was far more clear, and the snes version lacked many important frames, being honest about the snes version doesn’t make him a “sega fanboy” lol
O Sub-Zero no Mega Drive é, de fato, o Scorpion azul. rs
E o Reptile é o Scorpion verde 🤣
*lol, it's SO obvious that the MKII Genesis sprites were ran thru adobe like post processing, that it's laughable. It's like they discovered that they were wrong their entire lives, so they had to edit the results to fit their narrative. Dude, MAME is pretty easy to get. GX & SNES EMUs as well. Pretty easy to see that these results were edited to fit a narrative.*
I dont see this. The sprites in Mk2 look better on Sega in another comparision I just watched..
@@daveruda , People have their opinions on what they think "looks good". Nothing wrong with that at all. That being said, technical specs are not an opinion. The video processing on the genesis/mega-drive is technically inferior. You might really like the results of that, but technically it's inferior to the SNES.
I hate it that the shadows of the fighters on the GENESIS-MK1 just appeared after "FIGHT!"... Somebody also regognized it?
I feel like the Genesis versions graphics leave a lot to be improved, especially the rushed MK1 port. I know the console can do a lot better in the right hands, despite the limited colour palette
Wait Kitana's boobs only jiggles in the Super NES version? Wow no wonder Nintendo had their warning labels ready for MKII.
But the SNES had the arcade character bios and endings,which I think gives it the edge over the Genesis version. In my opinion,the developers did a half-assed job on the Genesis port and I heard the rumor that Midway wasnt happy with them,so they was fired right after that. And Midway themselves oversaw the development of MK3/UMK3 for the Genesis.
The SNES version of MK2 is the definitive port of the game, everybody knows that. It's closer to the arcade with graphics, presentation, sound and music and of course gameplay. Some Sega fanboys just won't believe it or are blindfoldet by their fanboyism.
Come on , be serious , the bad thing about the SNES on MK II is resolution / sharpness , but animations and colors are superior than those ones on Genesis
Thanks for uploading this, I love this type of videos
Mk2 Shang Tsung's dancing salsa
SNES version gets a lot of flak for its 'fatalities' but its sprites are pretty decent
SNES version was censored and the controls were very slow and unresponsive. Unlike the Genesis which was quick arcade-like.
Even during fights the Genesis/Mega Drive is not only missing backgrounds, animations and vocal sounds but is still missing frames during character movements, most notably forward and back jump flips. Also as you know and is why you made the Genesis/Mega Drive comparison frame bigger is that the Genesis/Mega Drive Sprites are smaller than SNES's.
The sprites are not bigger in the SNES, their position is higher on the screen and the lifebar is lower, this makes the illusion of bigger sprites! Yes, there is no question, MK 1 looks much better on the SNES but plays better and faster on the GENESIS...
@@greensun1334 MK1 and MK2 sprites on the Genesis are indeed smaller by two 8x8 tiles each. MK3 the sprites are the same size.
@@tskraj3190 yes, he corrected the sprite size. He even said that MK2 on Genesis is the arcade closer port, and that's bs. Everybody knows the SNES has the best port of this game, maybe he's blindfoldet by his Sega fanboyism!
@@greensun1334 Technically speaking the Genesis/Mega Drive's port is closer to the arcade because it also used the same MC68000 CPU and X8088 instruction set but the Genesis/Megadrive just didn't have the parallax scrolling, color distribution and audio sample reading capabilities the SNES had. The sprites look clearer on the Genesis/Mega Drive because it used scan lines instead of pixels and the lack of color actually helped improve the sprite images. The SNES port is still by far a better port even though I owned the 32X port the SNES port seemed more fluid, quicker and still had better color distribution and music closer to the arcade. The 32X port did however have the monk floating up and down in the Tower and Portal stages and had the pillars in the Portal stage where they were broken and removed from the SNES Portal stage. The SNES also had the character names below the life bars instead of having the names inside the life bars and it was also missing the eerie oozing sound when "Fatality" would be announced.
@@tskraj3190 the Genesis game doesn't look, sound or play like the arcade, the SNES game comes quite close and represented the original as close as it gets on a 16bit system. But both systems use pixels and scanlines so far I know!
Cool video
MK1 looks much better on SNES but the gameplay is better on Genesis. But with MK2 it's a different thing: It not just looks better on SNES, it also plays MUCH more like the arcade than the Genesis port (Gen. isn't bad, but it plays almost like a different game).
Back then, SNES won the MK2 contest.
The Megadrive version could have been a lot better. I did like it's crisp sound though.
stufaman gameplaywise it was more like the arcade too. The problem is that snes was a better version overall not considering the arcade.
SNES version had one advantage over the arcade. The hidden, 4 on 4 survivor series mode.
I had a great time scaring my parents with that game, lol.
@@TheDormonid The Genesis/Mega Drive port was closer to the arcade as far as gameplay. Many forget that developers did their very best to make the Genesis/Mega Drive ports better than the SNES ports due the Sega's Game Party contracts but the truth is the reason those anticompetitive contracts were issued in the first place was because Sega was fully aware they could not compete against the SNES in a fair fight. In the first MK The SNES had almost arcade perfect graphics and sound but no blood due to Nintendo not having a rating system at the time. MK2 the SNES had the rating system and the blood but they had to change some aspects of the game to prevent it from being arcade perfect such as placing the names beneath the bars, removing the columns in the portal and keeping floating monks stationary instead of them floating up and down. These were not hardware limitations at all. The SNES could scale 4 parallax scrolling backgrounds simultaneously and provide diverse sprite motions without hindering the main CPU due to it's seperate PPUs. Also the SNES can provide 64X64 sprites just like the Arcade did but the Genesis/Mega Drive maxes out at 32X32. In the MK games it only displays 32x16. Also if developers really wanted to push the SNES to it's limits they could of used the SNES's SA-1 Accelerator chip which not only processes an additional two parallax scrolling backgrounds but also adds 10.75 MHz to the WDC 65c816's 3.58 MHz.
@@tskraj3190 SA-1 can't add any parallax layer. Actually, there's no special chip that makes the PPU more capable than it is.
It just works as a secundary CPU. I don't think a game like Mortal Kombat 2 would need that, the game plays fine and missing objects can be just ROM space limitations.
@@tskraj3190 I'm sorry, but the Genesis' hardware can definitely keep up with the SNES. 64x64 sprites on the SNES were very hard to work with, and were seldom rarely used. The only real viable sprites to work with for a game like MK were 32x32 or 32x16. Also, the dual PPU's make pretty much no difference in how it works. They are separate chips, yes, but they still share the same bus, the same SRAM, etc. They are functionally a single GPU.
Not to mention, the SNES has tons of hardware issues compared to the Genesis. 8-bit data bus, inability to display 4:3 properly, ultra-compressed samples, etc. So much for a console that was released 2 years later, eh?
Such a night and day difference between MK1 on Genesis and MK2 on Genesis. Any chance you will reupload and include MK1 Sega CD and MK2 32X?
The SNES isn't missing frames on the character stances and the Sega Genesis was brighter than the SNES. You got your displays mixed up. Left (Arcade) Middle (SNES) Right (Genesis)
But the Genesis had missing frames on Mortal Kombat 1.
...look at their Feet. No Movement on SNES
@@greensun1334 SNES looks fine on the feet just like the arcade, the Genesis looks like the feet are moving because the tiles are tearing.
@@tskraj3190 I like the SNES-Port much more than the Megadrive-Port - but only the Fighters look minimal better on Sega...
MK3 OR UMK3 CHARACTERS COMPARISON FOR 3 VERSIONS ARCADE VS SNES VS GENESIS IS GOING TO BE AWESOME
I LIKE THE VIDEO MK1 & MK2 CHARACTERS COMPARISON FOR 3 VERSIONS ARCADE VS SNES VS GENESIS IS VERY NICE
Lots of missing frames on Genesis. Kinda sad....
Yeah it is sad that that company was allowed release something so unpolished, At least they made up for it in MKII.
Whats that "please spare me" sound from in the opening? Was that actually from Mortal Kombat, and Im forgetting?
mythologies sub zero
They all look amazing on a CRT TV (yes, even the Genesis). This is something that scanlines and smart blur on HD screens never really managed to recreate.
The old CRT TV screens were mostly not as big like today's flatscreens so the games also looked less pixelated...
Genesis version of MK1 was god awful horrendous shit when it came out. It disappointed a lot of kids, including myself. All it had going for it was blood and gore. I went out and bought the SNES version a week later and loved it even though the blood and gore were missing for the most part.
Why aren't the shadows black on the Genesis version?
All spite and hate for SEGA's MK1, until someone says... FATALITY!!!
Jesus, did Sega use 4 frames and that's it?
In contrast SNES lacked most fatalities. Genesis version had it all.
No but it lacked frames
@@what9418 Umm no. The SNES had all of the Fatalities. The Genesis/Mega Drive port of MK2 was pure shit.
@@tskraj3190 he wasn't even talking about MK2 you dumbass.
@@camulodunon Then which port of the Genesis was he referring to?
For me, Sonya is always smiling. O.o
Bom comparativo, porém antes de fazer uma comparação desse tipo tens que levar em conta o Aspect Ratio de cada plataforma. O Snes, Arcade e Mega Drive operavam cada um em sua respectiva resolução, porém todos originalmente enviavam a imagem para uma tv CRT. A tv não leva em consideração a resolução nem o A.R., portanto alguns consoles com A.R. diferente de 4:3 (no caso do Snes 8:7) a imagem ficava "esticada". Os designers faziam os sprites pensando nisso. Por isso que quando rodado num emulador, os sprites de Snes aparecem meio "magros". Se fores capturar as imagens via emulador, tens que primeiro ir nas opções e corrigir o A.R. pra 4:3. Tem um canal que explica esses detalhes e muito mais: Displaced Gamers. (por volta de 6:30 ele começa a falar sobre o Snes e o A.R. dele) czcams.com/video/LHfPA4n0TRo/video.html
In this "comparison" he corrected the aspect ratio and the size of the sprites just to mention good things about the Genesis. He even said that MK2 on Genesis plays closer to the arcade than the SNES MK2, and that's bs. He seems to be blindfoldet by his Sega fanboyism.
The thing I don't get in mortal Kombat 1 on the Sega Genesis is why couldn't they just make Sub-Zero's fighting position correct
SNES MK1 looks much better but Genesis plays better. Plus, blood :).
I can go either way with MK2. I like the less reduced sounds and graphics on SNES but I prefer the revamped music on Genesis. They tried to be too accurate on SNES despite hardware limitations and the sound suffers.
Really the best home MK2 is the 32x version :D.
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Probe really killed the animation in the Genesis/Mega Drive version of MK1. Compared to Sculptured Software, who did the SNES versions of MK1+2, Probe seemed to have a really hard time squeezing things into a reasonable amount of space. MK2 fared better but was missing the low punches and most voice samples.
This was really highlighted when Sculptured did both the SNES and Sega versions of MK3, and managed to retain all the moves as well as most of the animation and voices. IIRC, the Sega version actually has the better animation of the two. Also, Probe's Mega CD conversion of MK1 somehow takes up more space than the arcade game, and that's excluding the music and opening video sequence.
How can anyone be so blind to think genesis looked better? The colors and animation are pure trash.
shr00mhead the SEGA CD version is better.
Obviously.
It wasn't Probe's fault, The Genesis was a far inferior console to the SNES and MK1 actually used more colors per screen than MK2 and MK3.
Arcade:HD
Genesis:Normal
Snes: *4K* (rofl)
Mk2 on the MD missed the low light punch though. It'd just be the same uppercut as HP.
and you are the only player around the world that use that unlesses punch...
@@josefayosgarcia3131 I use it too, sometimes it's necessary!
Cada um lidando com suas limitações.
A decir verdad,jugué las 2 consolas y SNES es mejor en todo, ya que Sega no se siente como en las arcadias.
Ha, "the Sub Zero sprite has rounded head on SNES." At least the SNES has a Sub Zero sprite. Genesis uses a color swapped Scorpion for his standing animation.
The soundtrack makes me a happy losser.
aajajaj wtf sub zero in genesis...HELP
At sega.....
Probe : the sub zero frame in the arcade and snes looks ugly
Arena : yeah , let’s make it like Scorpion
Probe : 1:30 this?
Arena : yes 👌
It's funny how many frames of animation are missing from the Genesis version but there's really no reason for them to be missing at all. Just seemed to be a really lazy port.
maybe because it was a Genesis?
@@Holret your clearly a moron.
@@camulodunon HAHAHA sure, if you think so.
@@Holret if you think that the Genesis' version of MK1 few frames of animation you'd be wrong. It was because Probe Software used a low-capacity cartridge.
Sprite winners (quality and animation):
MK1: Arcade > SNES >> Genesis/MD
MK2: Arcade > Genesis/MD > > SNES
You have to admit mileena looks hot in the Sega version 🤣
Do you guys even notice that the SEGA version of 1 had missing animation?
I never liked the saturation of colours in the genesis.
play SegaSaturn
please label above which version is which k thanks
Hello Friend. It is poorly labeled: the first thing that appears onscreen is the title and it is in order.
There are only 2 big differences to the snes and the Genesis, is that the Sega one is missing some sprites compared to the snes and the color palette for the mk 1 ports
I never understood why sub zero's head was rounded on snes on first one and why the same happened to all ninjas on snes on second game.
U FORGOT UMK3!!!!!!!!
Luiz Almeida you should include MK1 Sega CD and MK2 32X too
Because unlike the Genesis and the original Arcade, SNES's screen resolution is known as " a square type of resolution", and that is because there is little difference between the horizontal and vertical lines: 256x224 while both the Genesis and Midway T-Unit Board use "rectangular resolutions" (vertical line numbers are way higher than horizontal lines), so the sprites can be translated between both more easily, but when porting those sprites to the SNES graphist have to shrink or in some cases redraw all the graphics completely to make them fit on the SNES screen.
@@laumpolumpio thanks for your help!!!!
@@laumpolumpio Incorrect. The SNES has a default of 256X224P but has a max resolution of 512X448P or 512X478i the Genesis/Mega Drive's default is also 256x224 but has a max of 320X224P. The KFusion emulator has a default of 320X224 but this is incorrect. The SNES Emulators are capped at 256x224P because they are based on the Ricoh 5A22 for backwards compatibility with NES Roms and not the WDC 65c816 the SNES console used which is also why the emulators cap out at 2.68 MHz instead of 3.58 MHz of the SNES console. But to actually answer the round head question, The Genesis/Mega Drive has one advantage over the SNES in sprite tiles and that is multidimensional tile capabilities. For example the Genesis/Mega Drive has seperate Rom cache that gives it time to process the tiles and send them to the VDP which allows mixed sprites of 32x16, 16X32, 16X8, 8X16 etc. The SNES has larger sprite capabilities but the sprites have to have even dimensions such as 64X64, 32X32, 16X16, 8X8 etc.
You are forgetting the Gameboy port...
I feel like both mk1 ports are pretty meh while the snes looks a lot better the bad controls and meh music makes it pretty bad but the Genesis version looks a but rough thay could have done better but the controls are spot on and the music is absolutely amazing as for mk2 both do a good job I like both mk2 ports.
What's the first song man?
All songs came from the original promo CD that was sold through the add inside the game. You can find the CD and comics on Ebay and also on spotify if I'm not mistaken
For the mk trilogy the only versions worth playing are arcades on MAME, who ever bought coins to play knows the feel of it. Originals is everything!
But the SNES port of MK2 is pretty damn good and very satisfying to play! On medium difficulty the AI reacts exactly like the arcade's and that was a very good solution for trainig at home to get better on the arcade machine, it saved many quarters!
At that time it was a good alternative for we had no way to have the arcade at home, but today I do not waste time with these ports because the original arcade is fully accessible
Man, those arcade sprites are fucking godlike - even to this day. Genesis was garbage
3:15 Cage на Genesis даже лучше чем на аркаде. Брутальнее выглядит, такой типа весь в пиксельных шрамах от поединков:-D
MK2 Reptile on the bongos
Yes sf turbo was a great port but mk2 and sfce were better at gameplay and some times graphics, snes had a better sound chip but you got to remember Jenny was three years behind in their tech and pretty much stood toe to toe with the snail Nintendo props to sega for always taking risks and staying cutting edge and never taking the easy path
*2 years, not 3!
Great video! MK have better sprites on SNES, but MK2 is better on MD.
David Granados nonsense, snes mk2 is the best port of this game... Fact.
MrFennstar the Genesis 32X is the best port of the game. In your face.
drago, the SEGA Genesis 6-button arcade pad launched on September 27, 1993 on a Monday to coincide with the launch of the exclusive Street Fighter II Special Championship Edition for Genesis. That was 6 days after Mortal Tuesday, when Mortal Kombat 1 became available for the Genesis, SNES, GameGear and GameBoy.
So the 6-button arcade pad has always been supported and used. I used one personally to play these fighting games on my Genesis.
Visual, Sound = SNES
Gameplay, FPS, etc = MD
I agree with visuals. Genesis had more of a reverberating sound ( as far as music) genesis had the capability to add full sfx, but probe was a lazy developer. This is especially seen in the ps1, sega saturn ports. Had the capability to make it identical to arcade, but was watered down for some reason.
No bosses?
Mk1 looked way better on SNES. Mk2 movements were way better on Genesis. Never liked the high contrast heavy saturation look of the Genesis tho. And the synthy revamped music of it either.
I grew up on Sega version but when I played SNES I was blown away.... I think MKII Sega version had better stage music.
SNES MORE CLOSE TO THE ARCADE ALMOST SAME GENESIS GOT MORE ANIMATION BETTER GAMEPLAY
MK1 SNES & ARCADE
MK2 SNES & ARCADE , GENESIS
you never play mortal kombat 1 in snes .its patetic.
Snes vs arcade :D
Embora a jogabilidade do Mortal Kombat 1 seja melhor no Genesis além de ter a opção de dar os fatalitys semelhantes ao arcade, o gráfico do SNES é um pouco melhor, porém a jogabilidade é horrível, além de não ter o sangue ele tem suor, e os fatalitys deixam a desejar, já o Mortal Kombat 2, a versão do SNES é melhor em todos os aspectos, jogabilidade, sons e gráficos.
mk1:where is reptile,goro or shang tsung?
mk2:where is jade,smoke or noob saibot (or should i say boon tobias)?
Ed Boon and John Tobias, two programmers = Noob Saibot, a black Ninja...
Where is MK3
It's shocking how bad these pixelated graphics look on high definition screens but gorgeous on CRT.
MK1 played way better on Genesis, though graphics and stances were bad. Remixed music was good. SNES MK2 was just all around better. Genesis had slightly tighter controls and smoother gameplay, and the higher resolution is easy to see, but it's missing the d.LP and and the SNES presentation was way too good for a 16-bit home port at the time.
Now wrap around your head that the Genesis version sold out more games just for their secret fatality code. Snes gameplay was Okay but no ending and no fatalities.
It DID have fatalities for most part with only 2 outright changed.
Cage impaling his foe would still kill I feel, as well as Kano ripping out what seems to be a lung. (On SNES you can actually hear a single heart beat too at the start)
Raidens and Sub Zeros are quite an improvement I feel.
So Liu Kang, Sonya and Scorpion all have the same fatalities still...
Odd to censor a little bit of red but not burning them to a crisp.
The Genesis version of Mortal Kombatare are more suck than Super NES because have lot of missed animation frames and less quality and amount of sound. For examples: in MK 1,the Genesis version have less voces, it's almost a speech less game ; Sub Zero use the same sprites of Scorpion with changed colors because the lack of memory; In MK 2 Baraka and other characters have not all the win gesture animation frames.
1. arcade 2. snes. 3 genesis... mk1 even though genesis had the blood and fatalities, it clearly look better on snes, genesis almost looked like game gear mk. . Mk2 got better in genesis but snes got the blood that was missing in the first one, great sound and it the controls were even better (not asi good as the arcade though) colors and sprites in the genesis versions looks almost like game gear.
SNES MK2 played like the Amiga port of SF2. Don't kid yourself.
A guarda do sub zero e diferente no mk1 do mega
genesis worst frames .
I am from the SNES camp, but I just have to admit that in MK2 Genesis port devs did better job with the chars sprites overall. Anyways, both versions are just a waste of the original arcade lol.
The only two things the Genesis port of MKII had over SNES was sprite size/quality and hit boxes. The SNES version had a weird delay on certain hits like uppercuts and jumping attacks. A lot of the combos you can do on the arcade translate to the Genesis but not to the SNES because of this.
It seems like the Super Nintendo people knew they had a better device, so they didn't compensate at all, the Sega Genesis looks like the people that put Mortal Kombat on their system looked over every little square a lot closer, I noticed if you just look at the picture as a whole on the Super Nintendo the sound and picture is just better however their faces look like they were shoved in a waffle cooker, something about how the Sega Genesis did the shine on like the pants Kung Liu or Johnny cage's chest shine or Liu Kang's chest shine just looks better, something about how the Sega Genesis had a smaller color palette just made the characters pop a little bit more, where as the Super Nintendo looks like it was juggling a whole lot of different stuff, the Sega Genesis background which takes up 75% of the screen is just AIDS puke, the sound on the Sega Genesis isn't even the same sound, on MK3 if Sub Zero freezes you it sounds like a xylophone on sega, overall if you are playing Mortal Kombat on an 18 or 25 inch TV the Super Nintendo is just going to blow you away with the sound in the whole picture looking decent, however that Sega Genesis just makes the characters pop, although jacks looked not so good on Sega Genesis, I'm not sure why Super Nintendo butchered all the Shadows, when I watch the side-by-sides I noticed the Genesis always has some kind of creator compensating a whole lot to make their products stick out, where the Super Nintendo just looks like they let the system animate everything for them and then worried about the stereo sound, the truth is I'm not even really impressed with a PS1 version of the Mortal Kombat 1,2 & 3 side-scrollers, I'm a little bit upset that now that I have a $2,000 surround sound 9 speaker radio and a 65in 4K TV I can't just somehow get the arcade version which is moderately better than the PS1 versions, the frame rate on the Genesis looks like an epileptic fell out during the animation and they just said fuck it, however I'm not sure how Super Nintendo messed up Shang Tsung's animation so bad, I heard the PS1 had better sound on MK3 than the actual arcade that was recorded in mono because you know an arcade has one subwoofer and maybe 2 voice speakers, I need to find me a dork that can get me the visual of the arcade and the sound of the PS1 but the fluid motion of the arcade picture and somehow put it on, preferably to be played with a Super Nintendo controller but I could deal with using a PS4 or a PS2 controller or even a keyboard or some shit, if you play this video in slow-motion or pause it the Sega Genesis actually looks better on the characters but if you play it normal speed or fast speeds the Super Nintendo Takes the Cake, I got Mortal Kombat Trilogy for PS1 that I can play on my PS2 but I don't think the monks are even animated in the background where they're supposed to be clapping, I think I'm going to order MK2 for PS1 which is only put out in Japan and the MK3 for PS1 which won't run me 75 God damn dollars like mk2 will
I hated that sub zero didnt get stance like in the arcade ... I been saying it for years, shit since I was in Jr. High when MK came out on the Genesis .. Lazy Ass Port. Considering how awesome MK2 and 3 were, MK1 should have been damn near perfect.
0:53 OK?
The Arcade is the champion
SNES wins over sega
Both port suck. Genesis' for the frame rate and SNES for the lack of blood
is only in mk1, snes mk2 has blood and gore
Snes y arcade :D
LOL. The Megadrive version of MK2 was terrible lol. Bless your heart.
I played all 3 versions as I was a huge fan. SNES was closest to arcade in graphics and gameplay. Only thing missing from MK1 on SNES was blood & fatalities but they were intact MK2 and beyond
Genesis has better gameplay? and in what world did you come from?
Yeah no kidding, MK2 on SNES murdered the genesis version.
Yep. Wasn't even close. Never mind the backgrounds looked absolutely terrible with so much missing on the Genesis.
I know right? Dude is smoking crack. Genesis felt clunky, unresponsive, that DPad was complete garbage, and the buttons always felt cheap. Genesis wasn't up to the task of fighting games like this. It was best in the early 90's for arcade conversions, like Golden Axe and Altered Beast.
Today with MAME, I wouldn't even touch it. I'd actually play the MK Kollection for PS3 if anything though. Lots of features, arcade perfect, and a great controller.
He comes from the land of dumbasses.
people assume having blood and the original fatalities, equals better gameplay. SNES version was superior despite censoring. Referring to the first game of course.
SNES wins. Plain and simple with regards to MK2.
SixPack Shakur (Rep5281) yeah but mk 2 on genesis trumps them both. So sega wins!
Thats retarded. Genesis colors are garbage.
The SNES graphics were better, but it felt sluggish. The Genesis version seemed to have faster gameplay.
awesome job. I would hafta say snes looked better and had better game play, but genesis had blood and real fatalities, unless you were lucky enough to have both ports :)
A versão MK1 de genesis tinha tudo pra ser boa