The Genesis version isn't as colorful as the SNES version (and, by extension, the movie), but it's a good deal more atmospheric. The "Revenge of the Toys" section really benefits from the more muted colors--it feels like Woody's world has just gotten very dark.
@@erainmartinez8175 I don't know enough about the SNES version to compare but in most cases when it comes to Disney games the MD version is the superior version.
Genesis version is without a doubt better. In my opinion, they really botched up the SNES port. Which is why you're clearly using the invincibility cheat for it. ;)
I grew up with the Genesis version. I wish it had more color like the SNES version, but the music, tight gameplay and the overall fun made it super worth playing again
It helps that you get more screen on Genesis. You can see things coming a touch sooner to help react in time. I'm curious to try snes now to see if it's really that much different. I bet it's still fun. Looks like Genesis but a bit slower and a few less things. Maybe I'll beat Genesis and then go to Snes for the ultimate challenge. Lol
The founder of Travellers' Tales made a RUclips account where he goes deep into their programming techniques and shows never before seen prototype and beta footages from their games. He also explained how they accomplished to make Toy Story look and sound like this on the Mega Drive (sorry, Genesis). It's very impressive. His channel is called GameHut, if you are interested.
The title screen music in the sega version is actually really impresive. The developers manage to make 4 sound samples play at the same time without the quality of them being too compromised.
Yea I was gonna say the same thing. Their argument that the sound is better on Sega is just flat out false. Its more of a presentation issue that they had with the song not being there. Not the quality of sound.
4:02 to 4:10 sorry guys, but you have slipped on a banana peel here. You are comparing the "night" stages. The genesis version is darker because is supposed to be night at these 2 occasions (the level where the toys rebel against Woody for push Buzz over the window, its night time in the movie. And the level where you enter Pizza Planet. Its dark inside, just like the movie). Dont blame Sega for not using more bright colors if Nintendo is not doing the atmosphere right
The Genesis version of Pizza Planet definitely looks more like I remembered it in the movie - dimly lit and vaguely blue. The neon pink of the SNES version looks more like the Honker Burger from Doug lol.
Its obvious that the developers spent more time on the Genesis version. Why did they do that? Anyway, good video. Keep it up. All three of you were awesome.
+flavio gjoni The SNES version wasn't rushed, it just suffers from various SNES issues such as limited resolution (256x224 pixels vs 320x224 for Genesis) or the fact that data on Genesis take less space (music in particular) meaning that, for same ROM sizes, Genesis games can have more stuff (more levels, more music, etc.). See also Earthworm Jim or Mickey Mania for similar cases.
+Parallax Craze You have no idea about the development of the game so you're arguing off of some things you wrote down on the back of a napkin. I'm not surprised if Genesis' simplistic jingles take up less space.
+Baigandine L Most if not all games that were initially developed for the Genesis and then ported to SNES ended being inferior: Earthworm Jim, Mickey Mania, Cool Spot or here Toy Story. I'm arguing based on what I know about the technical differences between the two hardwares which these comparison videos demonstrate: importance of better CPU, importance of higher resolution, etc. And nothing "simplistic" about FM sound, just not the same *kind* of sound and if you don't like it that's fine because tastes are a thing. If SNES music takes more space it's solely due to the fact that it's all samples-based but the sample quality is often average since SNES doesn't have lot of RAM (samples consume lot of that) and the fact that samples take more space also means that, for equal ROMs sizes, the sound data will occupy more storage which can lead to lacking content as it happens here with Toy Story whose SNES version lacks some music and voices.
Parallax Craze There are numerous examples of superior SNES versions, whether overall, or having better animations than the Sega counterpart. You are wearing rose-tinted goggles. Anyone who says the SNES is "lacking" audio-wise is clearly biased. All Genesis music sounds the same, and most of it sounds like garbage. There is nothing "muffled." It sounds perfectly competent. The AWFUL music coming in "clearer" is not superior. If it were so superior they would have modeled it after the Genesis. Because at the end of the day what you're hearing is awful. There are countless Super Nintendo ports that are better. How do you explain that? I'm sure you explain it some "other way". Because you are using circular logic.
man this really just took me back, i had the game for genesis and have beaten it several times. was a great game, the levels were challenging but so much fun and rewarding after you finally beat them. i still have my cartridge.
FUN FACT: The SEGA Genesis version has an Amiga MOD player in it; in fact, the menu music and the credits version of “You’ve Got A Friend In Me” are actually Amiga MOD files themselves! Pretty neat, huh?
In the Sega Genesis version of Toy Story, in the Pizza Planet level called "Food and Drink", the straw from Woody's soda cup's lid is missing. Ever notice that? The straw only shows in the Super NES version. You two also forgot to mention the "Shooting Stars" bonus round from the Genesis version.
anyone else think that this game plays a lot like Earthworm Jim without the gun? A whip attack, using it to grab and swing from hooks, having a section where you have to use the whip to go up while alternating left and right to rise higher up via the hooks. Sounds very similar...
Interestingly enough, the two Simpsons games on SNES and Genesis; have sorta a ying yang feel. The SNES version of Bart's Nightmare is better, the Genesis version of Virtual Bart is better. The opposite version of both games, feature laggy controls, buggy hitboxs, and a severe lack of polish and design. It's clear both teams favored one over the other.
Good review but I don't agree with the sound verdict. In several of your comparisons you have given the win to Sega due to an extra sing or two but admit the SNES version sounds better (which it does). I would rather a smaller soundtrack that sounds better than more songs of a poorer quality. Just my opinion though.
To me, the biggest issue I have with the Super Nintendo version is the input delay. I don't know if you guys noticed it, but there's a delay between pressing a button and an action registering on the screen when playing on the Super Nintendo.
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Yeah I have a hunch who might win this time as well, but knowing these guys... ANYTHING could happen. I'm certain the next video will be awesome no matter what the outcome will be
have to agree on graphics. The snes game looked so good. Sega version look very impressive for a older system. Always was impressed that sega could. But the lack of colour was always a downfall on segas console.
@10:13 Oh my god that sick burn XD Another great episode guys. No idea what the next video is based off the clues, but I guess the people in the comment section had to problem figuring it out. Can't wait until next month's episode.
Yeah, I'd have to agree that the genesis game is better as a whole. More pics and more responsive controls for starters. The Snes definitely has better use of color, but some choices, like the orange background in the pizza planet level are baffling to me. Not to mention that the nintendo version plays a bit slower and feels choppier at times. The voice overs in the SNES feel like a godsend compared to the genesis version, however. And I think its weird that the daytoyna level got flack for controls, considering that RC handles better there than the overhead driving segments. Anyway, thats just me rambling. Great video, guys.
Speaking of Toy Story, I got a great idea for an episode: Toy Story 2 for the Nintendo 64 vs. Toy Story 2 for the Sega Dreamcast. You've never done an episode of a Dreamcast version vs. an Nintendo 64 version
Great episode! I never played the Genesis version of the game. The graphics and music are much better in the SNES, but it feels so empty without "I Got a Friend on me". Also, I didn't knew that there was na extra level in the Sega game. I'm going to check it out and play it now. :)
I think your videos are pretty good. The only thing is that the acting is a little hokey. Some moments are just a little cheesy and awkward. The video pace is kind of all over the place, and it's not very consistent. The jokes fell a little bit forced and somewhat cringe worthy at times too. Sometimes they last too long and slow down the pacing of the videos. The breakdowns you guys do of the games are great, and the fact that you both have conflicting personalities can make for interesting segments and conflicts. I wish you guys the best of luck, and that you continue to make new videos and keep on making improvements.
SEGA has done it again. The SNES only won the first category and SEGA took over the other 3. Well done guys. And I love the fact that you put my comment in this video.
I'm so glad you did this game! I always enjoyed the Genesis version more because I feel like the game was a better stretched the hardware to its limits. The Genesis version has more levels (and it might just be me) but I always thought the Genesis version had better control. Great review guys. I don't know why, but that Steve Guy joke got a good laugh out of me, it was so random. You guys rock, keep up the great work.
Fun Fact: In the code of the SNES version, there is a version of You Got A Friend In Me that goes unused. It can be restored in the menu by use of Game Genie.
It's funny how 'You've got a Friend in Me' IS in the SNES game's code, but for whatever reason it wasn't implemented where it needed to be. There do exist PAR or Game Genie codes to play the track though.
BlindlyZack It actually proves that my point is correct. I'm not going to waste any more of my time on you since you're just ignoring the facts I sourced.
Dear "Console Wars": Excellent video! One notable error, though: The theme song for Toy Story is "You've Got A Friend In Me", but was misidentified at 9:13 in the video as "Friend Like Me" (from Disney's Aladdin). I'm surprised that I barely noticed it now, and not the first time I saw your video (near Thanksgiving 2017). Other than that, not a bad production. Keep up the good work! Sincerely, "MeloaEpiphany" Selma, California
Did you know that Japan was only able to get one of the two versions? That was the SNES/Super Famciom release, which Capcom brought over for distribution. Too bad, they missed out on the superior Sega Megadrive/Genesis release. GameFAQs is my source for the evidence.
There's a cheat code on both consoles on Toy story at level 2 (red alert) collect only 7 stars, go to the toy chest and hold down in 5 seconds or more when the top left star is spinning it means your hit points are unlimited.
Maybe Disney had something against Nintendo or something since they always ended up making their games better on Sega’s 16-bit iconic platform. My guess is it was easier to animate with the blast processing but maybe it was saltiness over the notorious Nintendo licensing costs. Who knows!?
I think the Genesis is slightly better than the Super Nintendo so what better graphics better sound effects and voice over it all goes for Sega Genesis
I've never seen either of the games before this, but that one boss fight against Buzz is one of the most intimidating looking bosses for either console.
It was based off a never used nightmare scene in the movie when Andy ended up throwing Woody out in the trash. That of which was scrapped, as the producers thought it was far too scary for children to see too.
A movie about video games, set in an arcade... Hmm... kinda like Wreck-It Ralph? Also, I grew up with the Genesis version, one of my favorite games for the console actually! It ranks up there with Sonic 3, Streets of Rage 2, The Revenge of Shinobi, Toejam and Earl, TMNT: Hyperstone Heist, and Bio-Hazard Battle.
The funny thing is I JUST wrote a review of this game for a friend who's a big Toy Story fan. I've played both versions. Yet somehow I never noticed the control issues.
I think the Sega version had better music. My favorite is the theme from Nightmare Buzz. It sounds more like music from a bad dream than the SNES version does.
How come when it's a Nintendo game, Greg says "the extra level means you get the full game which means Nintendo wins" but when it's on Sega Greg says "why does having an extra level mean Sega wins?"
Console Wars That explains at least some of the distortion you have in some of the clips. The best models to get are the high definition graphics labeled model 1. They have clear sound and obscene bass. Also they are like 20 bucks.
Console Wars I agree with Anthony McClintock. An early model 1 (with "High Definition Graphics" written on its bezel) has the very best sound quality. Sounds A LOT richer and cleaner. Make sure you use the headphone out for stereo, the AV out only outputs mono.
I tested it against a model 1 and the model 1 still sounds (slightly) better and it's more accurate. The X'eye uses a newer Sega variant of the original sound chip which fixed issues with the original Yamaha 2612 - but since some games used the issues as exploits they don't sound as they should (i.e. Hellfire and Afterburner 2). It's a great all-in-one solution but it won't replace my model 1.
9:12 The theme song for the Toy Story franchise is called "You've Got a Friend in me" by Randy Newman, not "Friend Like me" because that's from Aladdin.
Console Wars Hey, dudes. How you doing? Have you ever heard of this video game called Hook on SNES and Genesis? This game based on the movie 1991 Hook with Robin Williams, Dustin Hoffman, and Julia Roberts.
The extra level actually does help... sort of. For each battery cell you pick up, you get 2 stars. And the stars in both games help give you extra lives AND sometimes a continue. I always managed to get an extra life heading into the final level because of the extra level in the Genesis game. Anyways, another great episode as usual. :) One more thing, since you guys have been given requests to do Super Mario World vs. Sonic the Hedgehog AND a suggestion to do an episode where you two switch roles (meaning Greg becomes Sega and Dan becomes Nintendo)... if you guys decide to compare those games, let THAT be the episode where you switch roles
Honestly the SNES colours look way better, but the sprites look slightly better in the Mega Drive. And the cutscenes! While the SNES pictures look better, the lack of sound and the Mega Drive’s extra pictures is still superior. The SNES also has better sound, voice, and music, as is expected of the SNES, but the Mega Drive still does an admirable job. But how on earth does the SNES version not have the most important song in the movie!? And why is it missing so many tracks!? And that bonus level looks great! Why does the SNES miss that. And yeah, SEGA deserves the control award. Honestly the SNES could’ve easily handled a game like this way better than SEGA if it were done properly. Except for maybe the DOOM level, where the SNES would’ve still had to have a smaller screen due to it being bad at 3D. I think the devs just spent longer on the Mega Drive, despite its inferior hardware.
Awesome episode guys! I thought SEGA was gonna win this one for sure! The other thing I noticed you guys didn't mention but also gives the SEGA version an edge against the SNES is that it has a special bonus stage in between levels, something also not in the SNES version, and YES! I am glad it was mentioned that the controls in this game are sloppy as all hell!!!!!
really good video. i remember playing genesis version years ago with my older cousin. she sadly gave away her genesis but my brother and i have snes and genesis as part of our game collection. also would you ever do videos on vs matches between other consoles? (ex: ps1 vs n64 vs dreamcast) looking forward to watching more vids
Between Snes and genesis, sega is better The scene of where woody knock buzz out the window. The level with rex escaping: 0:11 Sega graphics looks abit dark yet with a view outside of another house with the sky color nintendo graphics looks too bright and warm but makes sense that takes place in the evening but no view of the house and the sky The level of pizza planet 4:06 nintendo graphics looks colorful and bright unlike the movie where its dark sega graphics looks dark which matches the movie environment Sound in the levels andy room in the first level with the soldiers: 7:48 nintendo sounds better but acts slow and robotic Ok move . . move . . move sega sounds alright but acts more real and fast like a real soldier but music pauses Ok MOVEMOVEMOVE woody's nightmare 7:54 nintendo: music starts while buzz speaks sega: buzz speaks then the music starts but imagine being in the game where its dark and silent then hearing buzz voice and slowly appearing in front of you then the music starts that you know your fighting for your life. Buzz and woody blasting off 7:58 nintendo sounds better then sega controls between the two as woody: in nintendo you need to time your attack to hit and interact in sega the attack covers enough to attack and interact which is less difficult.
If there is one thing I gotta dispute on this episode, its the "Better Sound" judgement. An two extra songs don't negate the poorer overall quality. Especially since sound effects, which include digitized speech, and music are part of the same category.
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The Genesis version isn't as colorful as the SNES version (and, by extension, the movie), but it's a good deal more atmospheric. The "Revenge of the Toys" section really benefits from the more muted colors--it feels like Woody's world has just gotten very dark.
+Nicholas Tosoni Seems like the whole game is very dark, which although it doesn't look bad, isn't necessarily intentional.
Fun fact us that the big pictures in the game actually have more then 64 colours up to 100+ apparently that's some incredible programming.
@Yeah Right I'll do you one better. Fun fact, you just responded to a comment commenting on a 6 year old comment.
@Yeah Right Fun Fact: And? Who cares? This is a thread on a video discussing an game over 20 years old. Now do you see how little it matters?
@@yeahright5227 Fun fact: No one cares LOL!
A pretty obvious win for Mega Drive, this version is just more complete. Great video guys.
Thanks!
liked the Genesis better
@@erainmartinez8175 Same here! 👍
@@pferreira1983 How About The Jungle Book?
@@erainmartinez8175 I don't know enough about the SNES version to compare but in most cases when it comes to Disney games the MD version is the superior version.
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Who's Don Rickles?
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Yeah he died :’(
Genesis version is without a doubt better. In my opinion, they really botched up the SNES port. Which is why you're clearly using the invincibility cheat for it. ;)
+Treyworld Pretty much. lol.
+Treyworld I beat the Snes version multiple times in the past without cheats.
I grew up with the Genesis version. I wish it had more color like the SNES version, but the music, tight gameplay and the overall fun made it super worth playing again
It helps that you get more screen on Genesis. You can see things coming a touch sooner to help react in time. I'm curious to try snes now to see if it's really that much different. I bet it's still fun. Looks like Genesis but a bit slower and a few less things.
Maybe I'll beat Genesis and then go to Snes for the ultimate challenge. Lol
Straight up. The music is also superior on the SEGA, it sounds so clunky and cheap on the SNES.
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2. another episode of Console Wars
@@tf1090c yep we'll be married for 7 years this October
The founder of Travellers' Tales made a RUclips account where he goes deep into their programming techniques and shows never before seen prototype and beta footages from their games. He also explained how they accomplished to make Toy Story look and sound like this on the Mega Drive (sorry, Genesis). It's very impressive. His channel is called GameHut, if you are interested.
He has a channel called 'coding secrets' too.
I can't wait to see Instrument Story.
The title screen music in the sega version is actually really impresive. The developers manage to make 4 sound samples play at the same time without the quality of them being too compromised.
I would like to see these two review the SNES and Genesis versions of Maximum Carnage.
They did you got your wish
SNES version stomps
In maximum Carnage snes version have more details and more dark atmosphere.
Technically the SNES version of Toy Story DID have the theme song, except that it was unused.
They probably didn't count it, as the only way to hear it in-game is to use cheat devices or by other means of hacking.
Yea I was gonna say the same thing. Their argument that the sound is better on Sega is just flat out false. Its more of a presentation issue that they had with the song not being there. Not the quality of sound.
@@michaelmorgan9009Regardless, they failed to talk about the sick Amiga music in the Genesis version.
4:02 to 4:10 sorry guys, but you have slipped on a banana peel here. You are comparing the "night" stages. The genesis version is darker because is supposed to be night at these 2 occasions (the level where the toys rebel against Woody for push Buzz over the window, its night time in the movie. And the level where you enter Pizza Planet. Its dark inside, just like the movie). Dont blame Sega for not using more bright colors if Nintendo is not doing the atmosphere right
Wow thats true, good point. I do remember those scenes from the movie.
Wow thats true, good point. I do remember those scenes from the movie.
The Genesis version of Pizza Planet definitely looks more like I remembered it in the movie - dimly lit and vaguely blue. The neon pink of the SNES version looks more like the Honker Burger from Doug lol.
I agree, but let's be honest, the Genesis version is still far superior
Not to mention the SNES version lacked the cutscenes. Those alone pumped out more than 500 colors per scene
Its obvious that the developers spent more time on the Genesis version. Why did they do that? Anyway, good video. Keep it up. All three of you were awesome.
***** That's true.
+flavio gjoni
The SNES version wasn't rushed, it just suffers from various SNES issues such as limited resolution (256x224 pixels vs 320x224 for Genesis) or the fact that data on Genesis take less space (music in particular) meaning that, for same ROM sizes, Genesis games can have more stuff (more levels, more music, etc.).
See also Earthworm Jim or Mickey Mania for similar cases.
+Parallax Craze You have no idea about the development of the game so you're arguing off of some things you wrote down on the back of a napkin. I'm not surprised if Genesis' simplistic jingles take up less space.
+Baigandine L
Most if not all games that were initially developed for the Genesis and then ported to SNES ended being inferior: Earthworm Jim, Mickey Mania, Cool Spot or here Toy Story. I'm arguing based on what I know about the technical differences between the two hardwares which these comparison videos demonstrate: importance of better CPU, importance of higher resolution, etc.
And nothing "simplistic" about FM sound, just not the same *kind* of sound and if you don't like it that's fine because tastes are a thing. If SNES music takes more space it's solely due to the fact that it's all samples-based but the sample quality is often average since SNES doesn't have lot of RAM (samples consume lot of that) and the fact that samples take more space also means that, for equal ROMs sizes, the sound data will occupy more storage which can lead to lacking content as it happens here with Toy Story whose SNES version lacks some music and voices.
Parallax Craze There are numerous examples of superior SNES versions, whether overall, or having better animations than the Sega counterpart. You are wearing rose-tinted goggles. Anyone who says the SNES is "lacking" audio-wise is clearly biased. All Genesis music sounds the same, and most of it sounds like garbage. There is nothing "muffled." It sounds perfectly competent. The AWFUL music coming in "clearer" is not superior. If it were so superior they would have modeled it after the Genesis. Because at the end of the day what you're hearing is awful. There are countless Super Nintendo ports that are better. How do you explain that? I'm sure you explain it some "other way". Because you are using circular logic.
Possibly the most graphically impressive Sega genesis game with the most variety! A masterpiece, Disney and Pixar on Sega nothing beats it
no matter what version you play, Nightmare Buzz is still scary as hell
The graphics look better on Sega Genesis even though there are more colors on SNES
SNES has missing details so best graphics goes to Sega
I agree Toy Story looks better on Sega Genesis same goes for the sound 🎙️as well 😁👍
Yes I agree!!!
Can't wait for the Frogs and Komodo review. It will be a fight to remember
Still thinking of this video to this day, I love listening to the Genesis music as in watching the video.
You got a friend in me is in the SNES game, albeit unused.
Battletoads & Double Dragon is next, isn't it...I was not that fond of that game really...Still waiting on Maximum Carnage!
man this really just took me back, i had the game for genesis and have beaten it several times. was a great game, the levels were challenging but so much fun and rewarding after you finally beat them. i still have my cartridge.
Another awesome episode of one of my favourite 3D films. Looking forward to the next :)
1:43 I like how they used the poster from the brazilian dub of the film.
FUN FACT: The SEGA Genesis version has an Amiga MOD player in it; in fact, the menu music and the credits version of “You’ve Got A Friend In Me” are actually Amiga MOD files themselves! Pretty neat, huh?
Sega game just feels that the developers spent more time on it
yeah the seem to forgot about finishing the snes version as it looks unfinished and forgot to put more music in cut scenes and outro
I think Travelers tales had a closer relationship with Sega. They did more games for the Genesis including a couple of Sonic games.
In all honesty the Sega Genesis version just feels more polished and complete
This is a pretty solid breakdown and shows how subtle differences in a game can really make a difference. Good work guys.
In the Sega Genesis version of Toy Story, in the Pizza Planet level called "Food and Drink", the straw from Woody's soda cup's lid is missing. Ever notice that? The straw only shows in the Super NES version. You two also forgot to mention the "Shooting Stars" bonus round from the Genesis version.
Dustin Nunn well a SNES fan
Even now, decades later, my soul dies a little when a Sega version of a game i played is better than the SNES version. 😥
anyone else think that this game plays a lot like Earthworm Jim without the gun? A whip attack, using it to grab and swing from hooks, having a section where you have to use the whip to go up while alternating left and right to rise higher up via the hooks. Sounds very similar...
Nice comparison. I didn't know that version was better and was under a different impression. I enjoy learning more about these ports!
"The more you know"
you... you spoiled it....
xD
Oh, sorry!! Didn't even think about that. I just edited my comment to make it more ambiguous!
Do this:
The Simpsons: Bart's Nightmare!
Interestingly enough, the two Simpsons games on SNES and Genesis; have sorta a ying yang feel.
The SNES version of Bart's Nightmare is better, the Genesis version of Virtual Bart is better.
The opposite version of both games, feature laggy controls, buggy hitboxs, and a severe lack of polish and design. It's clear both teams favored one over the other.
+Ben Walker They may be doing that in an upcoming episode.
@@FlyingDuckMan360 They just recently did!
Good review but I don't agree with the sound verdict. In several of your comparisons you have given the win to Sega due to an extra sing or two but admit the SNES version sounds better (which it does). I would rather a smaller soundtrack that sounds better than more songs of a poorer quality. Just my opinion though.
No way, the sega version sounds way better
You guys should do Super turrican vs Mega turrican!
Love them turrican games! Great channel dudes, very fun watching these long nights!
+karl Andersson Possibly Super turrican 2 vs mega turrican!
To me, the biggest issue I have with the Super Nintendo version is the input delay. I don't know if you guys noticed it, but there's a delay between pressing a button and an action registering on the screen when playing on the Super Nintendo.
I felt a lot snes games had a input delay. I compared mk on the snes and genesis. the snes version almost had a quarter second delay.
David Steck Yep, it's true. Never understood why the SNES has an issue with inputs
Gonçalo Tordo yea it's almost like when you're playing a snes game it feels like you're just watching someone else play lol
Gonçalo Tordo maybe its because it has a slow clock speed
Gonçalo Tordo yea probably. Genesis 7.67 mhz and snes is 3.56 mhz
Looks like we got another win, boys! :D
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I own the snes version, but played the sega version as well. . . And I agree, segas better!
-Tiny Toon Adventures (still waiting for this)
-Sunset Riders
-Robocop vs The Terminator
-X Men (forgot if this one is already covered)
-Marco's Magic Football (because, why not?)
They did Robocop Vs Terminator a while ago
B33FY2015 Oh right, I forgot!
juice hedgehog We already did X-Men too.
Console Wars
I forgot about that one too
Well done. Totally agree! One of the games that made me pick up a Sega Genesis again.
I was sooo happy when I found that you guys released another cool video :)
you are the best...
Next do Battle Toads VS Double Dragon !
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abdul WARETH Laham Judging from the Next Video Hint... that may be it
Bubba Ace yup ... looks like it
although I think I know who is going to win this time ... but I can't wait for the next video
Yeah I have a hunch who might win this time as well, but knowing these guys... ANYTHING could happen. I'm certain the next video will be awesome no matter what the outcome will be
Spoilers: It is a tie.
have to agree on graphics. The snes game looked so good. Sega version look very impressive for a older system. Always was impressed that sega could. But the lack of colour was always a downfall on segas console.
nightmare buzz on the genesis sounds wayy better than snes
I like how he points out the obvious 3:15
@10:13 Oh my god that sick burn XD
Another great episode guys. No idea what the next video is based off the clues, but I guess the people in the comment section had to problem figuring it out.
Can't wait until next month's episode.
10:17 Luvit.
Another channel that deserves a lot more subscribers.
Yeah, I'd have to agree that the genesis game is better as a whole. More pics and more responsive controls for starters. The Snes definitely has better use of color, but some choices, like the orange background in the pizza planet level are baffling to me. Not to mention that the nintendo version plays a bit slower and feels choppier at times. The voice overs in the SNES feel like a godsend compared to the genesis version, however.
And I think its weird that the daytoyna level got flack for controls, considering that RC handles better there than the overhead driving segments.
Anyway, thats just me rambling. Great video, guys.
Dan called “ You’ve got a friend in me”
“Friend Like Me”
Yup. One day I should do a video of all my mistakes.
Speaking of Toy Story, I got a great idea for an episode: Toy Story 2 for the Nintendo 64 vs. Toy Story 2 for the Sega Dreamcast. You've never done an episode of a Dreamcast version vs. an Nintendo 64 version
easy win for dc
Great episode! I never played the Genesis version of the game.
The graphics and music are much better in the SNES, but it feels so empty without "I Got a Friend on me".
Also, I didn't knew that there was na extra level in the Sega game.
I'm going to check it out and play it now. :)
***** I imagine the Mega Drive one feels empty too considering that that song isn't real.
Nintendofan? É vc?
I think your videos are pretty good. The only thing is that the acting is a little hokey. Some moments are just a little cheesy and awkward. The video pace is kind of all over the place, and it's not very consistent. The jokes fell a little bit forced and somewhat cringe worthy at times too. Sometimes they last too long and slow down the pacing of the videos. The breakdowns you guys do of the games are great, and the fact that you both have conflicting personalities can make for interesting segments and conflicts. I wish you guys the best of luck, and that you continue to make new videos and keep on making improvements.
YungJamin Thanks. We're always trying to improve with every episode.
SEGA has done it again. The SNES only won the first category and SEGA took over the other 3. Well done guys. And I love the fact that you put my comment in this video.
Ryan Hines-Kazama You suggest the game then you make the video. We should be thanking you!
I'm so glad you did this game! I always enjoyed the Genesis version more because I feel like the game was a better stretched the hardware to its limits. The Genesis version has more levels (and it might just be me) but I always thought the Genesis version had better control. Great review guys. I don't know why, but that Steve Guy joke got a good laugh out of me, it was so random. You guys rock, keep up the great work.
***** Glad you enjoyed. And the Steve Guy bit is a true story. I really pissed a Guitar Center employee off cause I didn't want to tell him my name.
Console Wars True stories make the funniest jokes sometimes.
Fun Fact: In the code of the SNES version, there is a version of You Got A Friend In Me that goes unused. It can be restored in the menu by use of Game Genie.
weird. makes you wonder why didn't they use it. maybe a rights thing. Some of those choices are weird since snes games can play music at all times.
It's funny how 'You've got a Friend in Me' IS in the SNES game's code, but for whatever reason it wasn't implemented where it needed to be. There do exist PAR or Game Genie codes to play the track though.
+Josh Walker stop spreading misinformation
BlindlyZack It's not misinformation when it's correct.
tcrf.net/Toy_Story_(SNES)
that link proves nothing. stop talking on things you know nothing about.
BlindlyZack It actually proves that my point is correct. I'm not going to waste any more of my time on you since you're just ignoring the facts I sourced.
omg i cant believe this is happening :'D im so happy you guys did this!
Dear "Console Wars":
Excellent video! One notable error, though: The theme song for Toy Story is "You've Got A Friend In Me", but was misidentified at 9:13 in the video as "Friend Like Me" (from Disney's Aladdin). I'm surprised that I barely noticed it now, and not the first time I saw your video (near Thanksgiving 2017). Other than that, not a bad production. Keep up the good work!
Sincerely,
"MeloaEpiphany"
Selma, California
I know. Thanks though.
No worries. :-)
Did you know that Japan was only able to get one of the two versions? That was the SNES/Super Famciom release, which Capcom brought over for distribution. Too bad, they missed out on the superior Sega Megadrive/Genesis release. GameFAQs is my source for the evidence.
What's the music at 2:44? I love it! XD
There's a cheat code on both consoles on Toy story at level 2 (red alert) collect only 7 stars, go to the toy chest and hold down in 5 seconds or more when the top left star is spinning it means your hit points are unlimited.
DAT Wreckit Ralph reference xD
I only played it on PC back in the days so.
SuperHns Glad you caught that! Wasn't sure if it was obvious enough.
Console Wars yes, because mainly when I watched Wrecked Ralph first time my girl said, hey this is like Toy Story and I agree hehehe
Lol, i dunno why but those part at 3:14 are killing me XD
Holy shit! Dat Mask of Tengu Batman at 3:17!
mahlazer, that would be totally me at 3:14! "Uuuuuuuh" (7:15 to *cough cough*)
Great episode! I loved this game as a kid and had it on the genesis. I totally agree with the verdict :) awesome video guys!
RetroGamingManiac Thanks dude!
Maybe Disney had something against Nintendo or something since they always ended up making their games better on Sega’s 16-bit iconic platform. My guess is it was easier to animate with the blast processing but maybe it was saltiness over the notorious Nintendo licensing costs. Who knows!?
I think the Genesis is slightly better than the Super Nintendo so what better graphics better sound effects and voice over it all goes for Sega Genesis
I've never seen either of the games before this, but that one boss fight against Buzz is one of the most intimidating looking bosses for either console.
It was based off a never used nightmare scene in the movie when Andy ended up throwing Woody out in the trash. That of which was scrapped, as the producers thought it was far too scary for children to see too.
Cool episode guys. Now please do
The Pagemaster and MK2
The Pagemaster and MK2
The Pagemaster and MK2
I'd really like to see those
L.S.A spoiler alert: snes version is better xD
+crashicbrosx Shut your yap!
I love sega genesis but to be honest the snes version of mortal kombat II is better
9:53 that Really isn’t what I call “Silent”
I liked this video, it was very funny and well thought out. Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
A movie about video games, set in an arcade... Hmm... kinda like Wreck-It Ralph?
Also, I grew up with the Genesis version, one of my favorite games for the console actually! It ranks up there with Sonic 3, Streets of Rage 2, The Revenge of Shinobi, Toejam and Earl, TMNT: Hyperstone Heist, and Bio-Hazard Battle.
MUSHA vs Space Mega force
Love how Woody's dance goes well with the Level Complete
Also Woody doesn't even do the full dance on the SNES Version
The funny thing is I JUST wrote a review of this game for a friend who's a big Toy Story fan. I've played both versions. Yet somehow I never noticed the control issues.
Sega has literally won almost all these console wars :P
The lay-out of the Doom-like level is also quite different from each other with the Sega version being better.
Rocket knight adventures vs sparkster
***** but sparkster on the genesis isn't very good so there wouldn't be very much competition
***** well they could just compare rocket knight and sparkster. Both are great games and would make for a better episode I feel
RunningWithScissors
I can't wait to see that episode.
***** SNES Sparkster and RKA on Genesis are more similar in terms of gameplay. They would definitely be a better match.
***** I agree. It just sounded like you wanted an apples/apples comparison and the two Sparksters would be apples/oranges.
I think the Sega version had better music. My favorite is the theme from Nightmare Buzz. It sounds more like music from a bad dream than the SNES version does.
Just made an omelette now time for some Console Wars!
How come when it's a Nintendo game, Greg says "the extra level means you get the full game which means Nintendo wins" but when it's on Sega Greg says "why does having an extra level mean Sega wins?"
No veggie tales was the
First 3d animated show
Suggestion: Killer Instinct [SNES] vs Eternal Champions [Genesis]
What console revision of the Genesis did you guys use for this? Is it a model 2?
Anthony McClintock Model 2.
Console Wars
That explains at least some of the distortion you have in some of the clips. The best models to get are the high definition graphics labeled model 1. They have clear sound and obscene bass. Also they are like 20 bucks.
Console Wars I agree with Anthony McClintock. An early model 1 (with "High Definition Graphics" written on its bezel) has the very best sound quality. Sounds A LOT richer and cleaner.
Make sure you use the headphone out for stereo, the AV out only outputs mono.
***** It is also worth mentioning that the JVC Xeye has very good sound as well.
I tested it against a model 1 and the model 1 still sounds (slightly) better and it's more accurate. The X'eye uses a newer Sega variant of the original sound chip which fixed issues with the original Yamaha 2612 - but since some games used the issues as exploits they don't sound as they should (i.e. Hellfire and Afterburner 2).
It's a great all-in-one solution but it won't replace my model 1.
9:12 The theme song for the Toy Story franchise is called "You've Got a Friend in me" by Randy Newman, not "Friend Like me" because that's from Aladdin.
I had that Ninja Turtles poster when I was a little kid!!! So rad!
Its a great poster.
Great work guys!
I'm loving the show!
Suggestion
Barts Nightmare
Super Nintendo vs Sega Genesis!
May I mention how the SNES version is missing half of the level complete animation It just reverses the 1st bit for the rest
You guys have improved a lot! The last couple of episodes are awesome. Keep up the good work!
You guys are awesome! Keep up the good work! Please do a Console Wars on Vectorman and Donkey Kong Country.
Noah Rentsch People keep telling us to do that. We just might have to.
Console Wars It would be a really challenging compare/contrast.
P.S. I like Vectorman best!
Does anyone know where the remix of the toy story theme is from that starts at 12:52
+samgamer12 That's actually from the Sega Game. It plays during the credits.
Excellent episode, as always. Keep getting better and better.
Suggestion -- Stunt Race FX to Virtual Racer?
Wayward Pony Thanks! We'll look into those games.
Console Wars Hey, dudes. How you doing? Have you ever heard of this video game called Hook on SNES and Genesis? This game based on the movie 1991 Hook with Robin Williams, Dustin Hoffman, and Julia Roberts.
The extra level actually does help... sort of. For each battery cell you pick up, you get 2 stars. And the stars in both games help give you extra lives AND sometimes a continue. I always managed to get an extra life heading into the final level because of the extra level in the Genesis game.
Anyways, another great episode as usual. :)
One more thing, since you guys have been given requests to do Super Mario World vs. Sonic the Hedgehog AND a suggestion to do an episode where you two switch roles (meaning Greg becomes Sega and Dan becomes Nintendo)... if you guys decide to compare those games, let THAT be the episode where you switch roles
Bubba Ace Thanks! And that's an interesting suggestion. Def keep that in mind.
Oh geez the thumbnail... i wish i had 2 accounts to like this video
Honestly the SNES colours look way better, but the sprites look slightly better in the Mega Drive. And the cutscenes! While the SNES pictures look better, the lack of sound and the Mega Drive’s extra pictures is still superior. The SNES also has better sound, voice, and music, as is expected of the SNES, but the Mega Drive still does an admirable job. But how on earth does the SNES version not have the most important song in the movie!? And why is it missing so many tracks!? And that bonus level looks great! Why does the SNES miss that. And yeah, SEGA deserves the control award.
Honestly the SNES could’ve easily handled a game like this way better than SEGA if it were done properly. Except for maybe the DOOM level, where the SNES would’ve still had to have a smaller screen due to it being bad at 3D. I think the devs just spent longer on the Mega Drive, despite its inferior hardware.
Cool my comment appeared in 14:22 :)
what is the music at 4:04
I just want to say great job on the video guys keep up the good work!
Thanks! We will!
You guys are AWESOME! Keep up the good work.
Awesome episode guys! I thought SEGA was gonna win this one for sure! The other thing I noticed you guys didn't mention but also gives the SEGA version an edge against the SNES is that it has a special bonus stage in between levels, something also not in the SNES version, and YES! I am glad it was mentioned that the controls in this game are sloppy as all hell!!!!!
really good video. i remember playing genesis version years ago with my older cousin. she sadly gave away her genesis but my brother and i have snes and genesis as part of our game collection. also would you ever do videos on vs matches between other consoles? (ex: ps1 vs n64 vs dreamcast) looking forward to watching more vids
9:20 ITS IN THE GAME, ITS JUST UNSUSED
Between Snes and genesis, sega is better
The scene of where woody knock buzz out the window.
The level with rex escaping: 0:11
Sega graphics looks abit dark yet with a view outside of another house with the sky color
nintendo graphics looks too bright and warm but makes sense that takes place in the evening but no view of the house and the sky
The level of pizza planet 4:06
nintendo graphics looks colorful and bright unlike the movie where its dark
sega graphics looks dark which matches the movie environment
Sound in the levels
andy room in the first level with the soldiers: 7:48
nintendo sounds better but acts slow and robotic Ok move . . move . . move
sega sounds alright but acts more real and fast like a real soldier but music pauses Ok MOVEMOVEMOVE
woody's nightmare 7:54
nintendo: music starts while buzz speaks
sega: buzz speaks then the music starts but imagine being in the game where its dark and silent then hearing buzz voice and slowly appearing in front of you then the music starts that you know your fighting for your life.
Buzz and woody blasting off 7:58
nintendo sounds better then sega
controls between the two as woody:
in nintendo you need to time your attack to hit and interact
in sega the attack covers enough to attack and interact which is less difficult.
Great Episode!! I always played the Snes Version, but now i have to buy the Genesis Version.
Thanks Guys :-)
If there is one thing I gotta dispute on this episode, its the "Better Sound" judgement. An two extra songs don't negate the poorer overall quality. Especially since sound effects, which include digitized speech, and music are part of the same category.