SMASH TV GRAPHICS COMPARISON | Arcade VS Super NES

Is this the ideal port for the SUPER NES?
#supernintendo #arcade #retrogaming
Smash TV is a 1990 arcade video game created by Eugene Jarvis and Mark Turmell for Williams Electronics Games.[1] It is a dual-stick shooter (one for moving and the other for firing) in the same vein as 1982's Robotron: 2084 (co-created by Jarvis). The Super NES, Genesis, Master System, and Game Gear versions are titled Super Smash TV.
The plot centers on a dystopian television show during the then-future year of 1999, where one or two contestants must shoot their way to fame and fortune; the show is taped in front of a live studio audience with broadcast via satellite worldwide. The goal of the game show is to kill or be killed, and once all of the challengers in each arena have been massacred, the contestant(s) will proceed to survive the next gauntlet.
0:00 INTRO
0:38 AREA 1
1:18 MAP COMPARISON
1:49 ANNOUNCER COMPARISON
3:01 MUTOID MAN
4:34 AREA 2
5:50 SCARFACE
6:40 AREA 3
7:33 DIE COBROS
7:59 EVIL MC
9:27 OUTRO

[@AnthonyRiddle]

This is pretty impressive. The SNES really does hold its own in this comparison.

[@ANewWayOfLife3355]

Hey you’re doing a great job with this channel! Keep it up 👍🏻

[@playnalisis]

Thank you.

[@justsayin4632]

Arcade wins visually, but DAMN the SNES music was better! With the exception of the announcer voice which was clearly better on the arcade version.

[@playnalisis]

Bro I don’t know what drugs those developers were on, but they would have overclock the CPU. Not really. 😂

[@XCenturionX]

Even though the arcade had a little more detail, the SNES was a really conversion. The sequel, Total Carnage wasn't as impressive as this was...

[@playnalisis]

I just can't believe how they managed not to have any slowdown.

[@datamage]

One of the better Arcade->SNES conversions.

[@playnalisis]

I still can’t figure out how the hell they managed to get the game running without slow down.