TMNT: Tournament Fighters (Sega Genesis vs SNES) Side by Side Comparison - Dual Longplay
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- A Dual longplay of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters between the Sega Genesis and SNES with the Leo (Leonardo) character.
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Technical data -
Full Game Name: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters
Alternative Name: TMNT: Tournament Fighters
Developer(s): Konami
Publisher(s): Konami
Release: 1993 (Genesis) 1993 (SNES)
Comparative Region: 60 hz
Genre: Fighting Game
Mode: Single-player/ Multiplayer (vs)
Dual Longplay by VCDECIDE
Genesis feels more like the original comic and Snes looks more like the cartoon we all watched. It's cool how different they are.
I'll be the very 1st to say that while the Super NES version of Tournament Fighters is definitely the best one out of the 3 versions, I would be lying if I said that I didn't enjoy the Genesis version as well. Tournament Fighters for the Genesis was completely different from its SNES counterpart, and to be honest there are a few aspects that I think are actually better in this version. For starters the story.
In this game Krang sends evil clones of the TMNT to kidnap Master Splinter and it's up to the turtles to head off to Dimension X and get him back. That alone is awesome. You'll travel to different planet's/levels fighting your clones and other famous TMNT villains in order to get to and save Splinter. The other aspect that I think is better in this version is the tone/atmosphere. It feels much darker than the Super NES version and is more inspired by the comics. Which comes to my other positive, the design of the characters. They look much more brooding and threatening here which definitely fits the overall tone of the game. And the last aspect that I think is better in this version than the Super NES version is the soundtrack. It sports some kick ass music and IMO they're more memorable. Also pretty cool is that certain stages had transitions when you'd slam your opponent at the right spot, not to mention the characters had "desperation" moves that when pulled off can drain a huge chuck of your opponents health if connected.
As far as the roster goes it's pretty different as well. It has less characters to play as and fight against (it has 11 characters total, 8 which are playable compared to 12 characters in the Super NES version, 10 which are playable) but IMO the characters here are a bit more recognizable than the Super NES version. You have Leo, Mike, Don, and Raph of course but you also have exclusive character's like Casey Jones, April (her more capable kick ass fighter version), Ray Fillet (nice!) and an all new character named Sisyphus, an anthropomorphic beetle like creature. Once you defeat your evil clones (along with evil versions of your allies), you're off to fight exclusive villains Triceraton and Krang before the final battle with Karai. Strangely Shredder isn't in this game the same way, strangely again, Krang wasn't in the Super NES version. Why the trade off? Why not have both character's in both versions?
Overall it's a decent 2D fighter and, very sadly, the last TMNT game that would be released for a Sega console. If you've never played it I'd say give it a shot. It's not as good as the Super NES version and it's much more simplistic in terms of the fighting, but it's still an apt game to kill some time with playing as our favorite mutated turtles.
Having played both games thanks to the Cowabunga Collection (seriously, that collection is amazing and it's a steal at $39.99, and the emulation is flawless), I agree that both games are awesome in their own way. While for me the SNES version handily wins between the two, the Genny version also has its own charms as well. Playable April is always a boon. The soundtrack for both games is also solid, though for me the SNES version has more catchy songs that stick in your head.
Both games are strikingly different, you are correct on that, but yeah, in terms of controls, graphics, playable characters, and battle backgrounds, the SNES version definitely takes it. The Genny version though, is certainly no slouch either. It's like Castlevania and the other TMNT games, while better on SNES, their respective installments are still amazing on the Genny as well.
Actually the nes versionis my childhood later I played snes version it's so superior compare to NES version but now I can play all 3 versions on cowabunga collection
I don't know if the Genesis version has any secret way to play all of the characters but I remember for a fact the SNES version has codes that unlock the two boss characters. I'd leave the final boss out of any 2-player battles with your friends as she is incredible cheap and completely unstoppable in the hands of a human. Rat King is pretty cool though.
Como quem viveu realmente a era de jogos de luta (embora não precise desse tal gabarito), posso dizer que a versão de Mega Drive segue a raiz dos jogos de luta tradicionais dos primórdios em que o combo ainda não era um sistema adicional ao jogo (isso é algo que foi sustentado pelo fã e que a indústria acreditou que seria lucrativo investir - ainda mais agora: com a frequente transmissão de competições, olhando pelo lado da propaganda). A jogabilidade do SNES é tradicional, então é muito fácil gostar dele. Há mais opções de jogo no SNES, é um jogo consideravelmente mais completo, com certeza. Embora, a versão de Mega capriche incrivelmente no cenário sci-fi e no visual dos personagens (embora, no quesito animação, sejam mais duros em movimentação) e se trata de um jogo de luta com foco mais no desafio e na habilidade (estratégias e táticas como já mencionados).
São dois jogos com títulos idênticos, mas divertidos com estilos diferentes, o que realmente tem faltado ultimamente: versatilidade ou diversidade, sair da caixinha, ousar, etc. É o que tá faltando em jogos de luta mano a mano.
A versão de mega é um dos piores jogos de luta já feitos. Até a versão de nintedinho é muito superior;
Imo TF for the SNES is the best version of the 3 easily but the Sega and nes versions are fun in their own little way.
Mejores x? Los personajes de MD son + pequeños pero tienen repeticiones y lls escenarios 2 alturas
@@rubenhazuky890 English please, also it's not repetitive unless you're talking about HyperStone Heist, the SNES TIT is fresh and offers more variety not repetitive.
Disagree it is the slower version on the SNES and you can easily see it on the side by side. The colors are as bright either on the SNES version.
@@thedarksideoftheforce6658 The snes plays better and is the only one of the 3 that can be taken seriously at tourneys etc its one reason I found out why they made that version online and not the other 2.. The speed is good but also a non issue because you can adjust it like SF faster or slower and its also the least broken. The Sega version is factually more busted. Justin Wong even said Casey is super busted on the Sega version snd the AI is busted because of the flawed programming its literally OP and not fun thus why majority prefer the snes but hey if you enjoy the Sega version by all means. I've seen some people who like the nes the best because nes hardly had any fights you could play remotely seriously but that was one of the few.
@@thedarksideoftheforce6658 There are turbo settings you simpleton. Maybe you should actually try playing the games or at least looking up a few more videos before you embarrass yourself on the internet.
SNES version looks and sounds way better in my opinion
Both versions have short comings with some compromises but also compensate in their own way IMHO so it comes down to which version you personally like more in the end.
TMNT : Tournament Fighters :
Also available on Nes, TMNT : The Cowabunga Collection. (PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One)
To me the SNES version comes out on top. It’s a more competent a complete fighter is graphics and control set up where is a genesis one feels incomplete/prototype.
You can easily tell which if the two Konami was the most effort in
Yea weird. Konami always spent more time on snes games and Disney spent more time on genesis games. Except castlevania bloodlines and contra hard corps, those games are awesome
These two games are two different beasts, back then from Konami. That was an suspected at the time and it was a surprise as well. But GOD damn it, still to this day I never beat the Sega Genesis version it was way too hard it was ridiculous.
"Aughhhh!!!!" is what I said too when I heard that scratchy voice sample on the Genesis version.
Les 2 sont de très bon jeux, même si je préfère l'ambiance de la version Megadrive. Les arènes de combat sur 2 niveaux de la version Megadrive, les graphismes sont plus sombres et agressifs par contre j'ai trouvé déconcertante l'attaque tournoyante de Leonardo qui, même si son adversaire se protège, fait de gros dégâts.
MD ganha na resolução, e no Super nes nas cores, e ganha também por ter mais animações de tela e por ter uma transição maior antes das luta começar, então pelo conjunto da obra eu fico com a versão do Super Nes
Comparado à versão de SNES, a do MD é ridícula rs...
@@78ralan Não retiro uma palavra do que vc disse hehehe
Na verdade é a versão do mega que tem mais frames de animação nós personagens
They might share the same name, but they are two very different games. Both are available on the Cowabunga Collection, and while both are great games, I am going to say this, the SNES version wins by a nautical mile. In terms of graphics, plot, soundtrack and controls, the SNES version is by far the superior of the two. That isn't to say the Genny version is bad, it isn't, it's a very competent fighter with a decent soundtrack and graphically it looks good too. However, the SNES version just has it all going for it and thus it's safe to say it wins this round.
Não quer dizer que a versão de Genny é ruim,ela só não é boa!
The Genny version is bad, sorry.
@@carlosaugusto9821 it's actually a decent fighter, better than a fair amount of them that were on the system, but yeah, the SNES version easily wins this round and handily at that.
Same name different game
The genesis soundtrack imo is actually very good. Some tracks like April theme I prefer for anything in snes. But the sound design and sound effects don’t do the songs Justice. Every hit and voice clip sound so bad. But listening to sega Tmnt tf soundtrack on its own it’s got some bops.
E no som o Super nes ganha tb
Good luck beating the 8th hardest level of the Genesis version, that's the only way to get the good ending. Because what you beat in level 4 gives you the bad ending.
If the Mega Drive power bars and text on top had a design, not some prototype placement holder thing, people would be looking at it a lot more favourably
Sim.
Mas olha no nes , o chão tarja preta
Yeah, right! Do you seriously think the power bars and text of the Mega Drive version are the reason everyone hates it? It's because the game completely sucks. Duh!
@@davidaitken8503
You do not understand how to play the Genesis version so shut up!
The snes version looks like a real arcade. The art on the stages feels like it's from an Neo Geo game. If I didn't know it was an original game, I would think it was an arcade port.
The Genesis version doesn't have line scrolling on the floors. I'm not sure why they didn't add this effect. Seems like maybe the game was rushed.
The SNES version is one the most underrated beat'em ups of all time.
The MD version is a mess.
And I'm saying that as a SEGA fanboy.
The snes version is letterboxed as usual 😆
@@GenesisDoes The Mega Drive version has bad controls as usual for a MD fighting game
O do Mega Drive é um jogo de luta estratégico então esqueçam fazer combos e emenda golpes (na verdade da para fazer uns combos mas não é simples) e jogar na doideira que ninguém vai conseguir progride no jogo mas depois que aprende a malicia fica divertido jogar essa versão do Mega Drive e a do Super Nintendo é praticamente um Street Fighter com emenda de combos e aquela jogabilidade padrão de jogos de luta bem refinada gosto de ambas as versões não posso falar que um é melhor que outro porque é uma proposta de jogabilidade bem diferente e atrativas e por último ambas versões tem uma coisa em comum e que os personagens podem fazer golpes especiais o desesperations moves no Super Nintendo tem que encher a barra de especial a do Mega Drive tem deixar a energia vermelha piscar e fazer o comando do golpe especial....Gostei de ver a luta do Leonardo contra o Leonardo Clone em ambas as versões em 18:00.
Perfeita e extremamente inteligente a sua colocação. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Merda de comentário para tentar justificar essa versão horrível do Mega Drive.
I had both systems, both games back in the day. I swear I've never knew how different they were until this video! I always was drawn to the SNES version tho
Games diferentes para o mesmo título. Mas tecnicamente falando, a do SNES ganha disparada.
Si? Tiene escenarios a 2 alturas como la versión dr MD?
Do Snes parace mais polida, só no mega drive me pareceu não ter slow downs e com animações mais fluidas.
The Genesis game has no soul in comparison to the SNES version…
@Angel DJ Gaming Actually, the music is one of the aspects which is better in the Mega Drive version. It takes more than what the SNES version composers could achieve with their attempt of replicating a Street Fighter II-like soundtrack to beat Miki Higashino's stellar composing brilliance, and all by herself (SNES version was done by three people instead).
I did like the music better in the SNES version. The museum music sounds nice
@@WeskerSega You're just sad. The Genesis version is a dud and inferior in literally every way. Stop defending a pile of turtle poop. It just makes you look like a desperate Sega fanboy.
I agree.
Turtles are pissed off on gen version, can't blame them 😂😂😂
100%
I actually prefer the Genesis for its Sci-fi take
Nem tem comparaçao a do snes é nivel street fighters 2 das tartarugas
Verdade, tem um dos Tartarugas que solta Meteoro de Pegasus kkkk
snes kills it AGAIN
Wow ! They both look great
Snes win
Thanks to TMNT: Tournament Fighters I fully got to play both of these as well as the NES game. I previously rented the Genesis game, I hated it. I briefly seen the SNES game played at a friend's house growing up. In a lot of cases, I'll go with the Genesis game. This is one of a few cases I'm strongly going for the SNES game.
A do Snes tem combos, o que já é suficiente para a vitória.
Verdade !!
Discordo mas beleza
@@Marcgutierres Discorda, mas beleza? Ou concorda ou discorda. Seu comentário é mais de alguém neutro ou sem opinião mesmo.
SNES is the best version.
Konami and Capcom always favored the snes. Understandable with how Nintendo conducted business.
Not always. Contra, Rocket Knight and Tiny Toons MD>>SN
@@Lovesadako1978 contra? Is it really that much better on genesis than snes.
@@bloomerb4162 no, its not. It's a just different game and both are good, I even prefer the SNES-Contra's (Contra 3: The Alien Wars) graphics.
Kkkkkkk patético esses comentários
@@greensun1334 You probably also like Super Castlevania IV for pretty much the same reason. But overall, both the Mega Drive Contra and the PC Engine CD and Mega Drive Castlevanias are much more complete experiences, with different characters and branching levels, than the simpler (albeit flashy) games the SNES could offer for both franchises early in its console's cycle (granted, maybe that's a fair reason why both the Mega Drive and the PC Engine CD had better installments for both series).
The evil cowabunga is the best sound clip
The SNES version was the clear winner at the time! more... colors, characters, combat action and many other possibilities!
Отличие очень сильное имеет
Both are basically different games pretty much. but if I had to choose, I'd probably pick the SNES version. Looks more Arcade-like than the Genesis version. also the sound effects in the Genesis version is more ear grating.
as for music: The Genesis version is not bad but the SNES Version however, HOLY SHIT! some of the tracks almost sound like CD Quality music!!!
Konami knew exactly how to use the SNES soundchip. The Snes port of Dracula X also sounds CD quality.
@@SomeOrangeCat Konami also does a good job on the Genesis soundchip as well. Check out Contra Hard Corps.
@@Mr.Atari2600 But their work on the platform is pretty uneven. Some days they just handed a Genesis game to their B-team, while their A-team was working on a SNES game.
@@Mr.Atari2600 Those grating, scratchy voices in that level with the motorcycles jumping out of the background? The goofy out of place techno? Really? Is that the hill you want to die on?
@@davidaitken8503 what?
Jogos diferentes com o mesmo nome. Falando como jogador ativo de jogos de luta, afirmo que a melhor jogabilidade é a da versão do SNES.
São jogos muito diferentes, eu ainda prefiro a versão do Snes, jogava muito na época e tive pouco contato com a versão do Mega Drive.
I am a sega md fan but the snes version is superior here in every way. Its looks very close to street fighter 2. Parralaxsrcolling, vibrant colours, better sounds and voicesamples. The md version is crap.
SNES version is better than SF2, the snes port and I would dare saying even the arcade version. This is a 93 game, and SF only gained super moves in SSF2T from 94. So TMNT hilariously gained a crucial feature for fighting games before SF, influenced by SNK games that gained (invented) supers in 92.
@@carlosaugusto9821 sf2 is the better game in this univers. The balancing, the soundtrack, the controls and the characterdesign is one of the best ever created. No tnmt cant compare to this gem of a game.
@@megamario77 Oh, silly TROLLBOT, if only you could understand what people are telling you about the SUPER bars. It is sad they chose to only show the story mode that has that feature deactivated.
Clone turtles 🐢🐢🐢🐢
Give me best shot
Let's kick it shell 🐚
Krang and shredder of course
joguei esse jogo na época primeiro no snes, quando fui jogar no mega me senti como se tivesse jogando no Master system!!!
Sin ofender pero el de genesis parece un juego de master sistem e incluso un booleg coreano de genesis pero no es mal juego
To get the good ending in the Genesis version you have to beat the game with the infamous, unfair and cheap level 8 (Max) difficulty.
SNES Wins.
Having just played these for the first time on the Cowabunga collection, I really didn't enjoy either. TMNT2: The Arcade and TMNT4: Turtles in Time and there arcade versions are the standout titles of the collection for me. But, still cool to see this comparison.
Why do the colours look better on the mega drive ? Isn't snes suppose to have a bigger colour pallete ?
The colours look better on the SNES Super Nintendo
Well, apparently you stuck staples in your eyes. You probably shouldn't do that.;)
The Genesis game is almost unplayable due to the ridiculous difficulty. Even on easy.
and it also has terrible controls
There is a right way to the Genesis Version to get the best experience and make it superior in a way to the Super Nintendo version. Those who never understand how to play the Genesis Version are the ones who made this game look bad and ugly but all the while it is a capable and good fighting game! I will comeback here again to comment to teach you players how to play the Genesis version.
The SNES version has gained a cult following because of how good it was made. The graphics, presentation, gameplay, modes, etc were so well done that even back during my SNES days it was played a lot together with Street Fighter 2 Turbo. It's so good that there have been hacks / mods to make it viable for tournament play. (Look for TMNT Tournament Fighters CE).
The Genesis version on the other hand......it was a very odd one, with a weird storyline, characters and some very busted mechanics (Casey Jones says hello). Now the SNES version wasn't balanced either but it wasn't as busted as the Genesis version. But to be honest, Genesis version had some very good music tracks.
The snes version is letterboxed 😆
You did not understand how to play the Genesis version properly. Let me teach you how if you will allow me to trully enjoy it!
Snes always. What else??
I don’t care what anyone says, Genesis version is a steaming pile of shiiii. The SNES Tournament Fighters is legendary. I bought it the day it came out from a mom and pop store that sold movies on VHS.
En un primer vistazo puede ser que veas la versión de SNES mejor pero en cuanto lo ves mejor... cada versión tiene sus cosas buenas o malas. No veo una mejor que la otra
Naw bro you definitely didn't play any of them....The genesis version was the weakest of the 3. The NES version better the this...The genesis version felt rushed and incomplete. The snes version was actually comparable to street fight 2.
I played the genesis version first extensively and about a week later my buddy and I traded consoles. When I play the snes version I swear I didn't give my friend back his snes
Tendrías que jugarlas y verías la enorme diferencia a nivel jugable. La versión de Genesis tiene pésimos controles, ni hablar de hacer combos ni delicadezas por el estilo, por su parte la versión de Snes tiene controles casi perfectos que nada tienen que envidiarle a Street Fighter 2. En este video no se aprecia pero en gráficos, sonido fx y música también sale ganando Snes con amplia diferencia.
@@Control-Max comparandolo con SF. Aqui he dejado de leer. Otro fanboy de la guerra MD-SNES. No me hace falta tengo el recopilatorio "gracias"
@@rubenhazuky890 si dejaste de leer te cerraste al razonamiento y sacaste conclusiones apresuradas y erróneas sobre mi. Hacé esto, jugá ambos juegos y, si sos adepto a los títulos de peleas, en minutos te vas a dar cuenta de cual es mejor y el porqué de la comparación con SF.
@@rubenhazuky890 Creo que los demás ya te dijeron todo, agregaría que el TMNT TF de SNes se juega actualmente en el "Combo Breaker" uno de los eventos de video juegos de pelea competitivos más grandes del mundo. La versión de Génesis es ignorada por una sola razón: como juego de peleas es muy pero muy malo...
Don't forget the SNES game Cleary runs on top of a unreleased martial champion port. You should compare martial champion to TMNT in one video and even compare bobby to the ratking lol. Some of the intro and character select graphics are the same.
I'm not sure, I've played Martial Champions and the controls in that game are a mess as well as the hit detection, Tournament Fighters is a way more polished game in every aspect.
@@Control-Max Yeah its not the same but it shares a lot of UI elements like the character select and the demo screens.
SNES version clearly wins.
Problem is:
Why Konami didn't put nearly the same effort on the MD version?
Why TMNT MD version is a cut down version of SNES one?
Why MD Sunset Raiders is a ridiculous travesty of a conversion, when SNES got (almost) a competent arcade conversion with a FOUR times bigger cartridge?
Konami didn't believe MD as a console market, or Nintendo "convinced" Konami at the time with "better" arguments ??!
Konami only loved Sega if their check cleared.
@@SomeOrangeCat Konami surely loved bigger Nintendo "love" (*money*)...At least recent indie "scene" is showing how (mostly) perfect arcade conversion are possible on MD (MEGA Final Fight, Sunset Riders - Arcade version, etc.) with the right effort.
@@slashrose3287 That's kind of the point I was making. Nintendo made it worth Konami's while to always ensure their system got the A+ material.
@@SomeOrangeCat The Nintendo "difference"..
@@slashrose3287 Money talks, bullshit walks.
Genesis gameplay looks more fluid but the snes version seems more complete
The Genesis version is a steaming pile of garbage. The SNES version completely obliterates it. This is possibly the most one-sided comparison ever. The Genesis version doesn't do a single thing better. Not one.
@@davidaitken8503 both games are garbage genesis has faster gameplay, snes looks like slow motion but still the better shit game
@@Nobunaga1983 Well unlike you, I've actually played both games firsthand and can tell you that there is a standard speed on the SNES version and 2 turbo settings. I'm fine with the standard speed shown but if you want to see how fast the game can get there is probably a video somewhere on RUclips showing those. The SNES TMNT TF is a top tier 16-bit fighter and was the first home game with a super bar (also not shown on this comparison) so I'm not quite sure what your problem with it is.
@@davidaitken8503 I played both and agree and say the snes version is more complete and the better game. I don’t know why you’re trying to pick a fight. But mortal kombat and street fighter were the top tier fighting games of the 16 bit era
@@Nobunaga1983 Despite its' popularity, Mortal Kombat never was a very good fighting series though I still respect Midway for trying something distinctly different than Japanese fighters which all pretty much felt like varients of Street Fighter. I think TMNT TF on SNES had better controls than SF 2 and the visuals and audio were excellent so I'm not sure why you think it was a "shit" game. The gameplay is actually quite fast paced and rewards lots of aggressive barrages of strikes even if blocked by filling up the super meter.
Um recado do Karai! 2:52
IMO the MD version has more responsive controls, and plays better. SNES version is sluggisg.
When y was a child i played the snes version,for me is better than the sega genesis version
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The SNES wins this one.
This comparison is proof that the Sega fans in the comments section cannot call a spade a spade, when its the Sega game that is indefensibly bad. There isn't a single area where the Genesis version is the better game here.
No single area that it is better, there are a few. If they will understand how to play the Genesis Version the right way. There is only one busted mechanic it have to me, THE POWER AND SPEED adjustment when you choose a character on the character select screen. Music, Sound Effects, Graphics, Controls the Genesis version is better. If they will learn how to play the Genesis version this can also have a tournament of professionals!
@@GoodBoy-io6fd As I was saying. The game is indefensibly awful and only deranged Sega fanboys say otherwise. Even the most vehemently pro-Sega RUclipsrs hate this game.
@@SomeOrangeCat
The hate and continued insult that this game got is the most awful thing. This is not as bad as they said! If you never played this SEGA Genesis version then you do not understand what you are saying and will refuse to listen why I have good points for treating this game as one of my favourite fighting games on my Genesis because I exactly knew as a kid how to play this game better.
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The only people who say the Mega Drive port is "better"or "Just as good" are delusional Sega fanboys. I had this game on the Mega Drive back in the day and i've always hated it for its
bad controls, unbalanced difficulty and mediocre sounding music and sound effects.
SNES wins but both great
Mega drive version is far from great.
el snes tiene sprite muchos mas grandes mejores movimientos muy buenas ultimate y el sonido ufff excelente!
Es verdad, la versión de Snes es mejor en todos los aspectos por un amplio márgen.
A tela é menor e sprits parecem maiores
megão humilhando a carniça do snes.
Como digas campeón
@@Devilhelll Sai daqui fã boy
@@williamfaquim3114 chora com a verdade nao....
Prefiro o jogo do Mega Drive tenho as duas nos emuladores e gosto dos dois, mas sempre achei o do mega mais interessante com um estilo único (enquanto o do SNES é mais um dos milhares de genéricos de SF). O visual do mega é mais inspirado nas HQs de TMNT que tinham esse visual mais dark/sombrio/bizarro. Tem um hack que dá uma leve modificada nas cores/brilho/constraste que deixa um pouco melhor ainda, e tem outro hack pra jogar com os 3 chefes. E o do snes a versão japonesa é bem melhor.
É sério que você acha o visual do Mega melhor ?! O do Snes parece um ANIME de tão BEM feito !!! Mas opinião não se discute, né ?! A propósito concordo com você sobre a versão do Super Famicom ser superior a versão americana, pois nela da pra deixar eles com as cores dos quadrinhos, porém só na versão arcade infelizmente...
@Lucas A versão de Mega poderia ter inovado MAIS além do visual dark e ter colocado "fatalities" no jogo o tornando bem mais violento do que o da concorrente Nintendo, o que diferênciaría mais um game do outro. Uma PENA pois o Genesis poderia ter ganhado um jogo MUITO melhor e mais bem elaborado...Veja que a PREGUIÇA não afetou apenas o Tournament Fighters do aparelho da Sega, como também o Hyper Stone Heist que passa LONGE do FODÁSTICO Turtles in Time da Nintendo que SUPEROU até a versão original de arcade com novas cores para os personagens, fases e inimígos !!! Essa RICA e PODEROSA franquia foi MUITO mal aproveitada pela Konami no aparelho da Sega, INFELIZMENTE !!!
@@felipev8927 então, Tartarugas Ninja nunca foi anime, Tartarugas é uma história em quadrinhos americana , o visual do jogo do mega é mais fiel e próximo disso.
@@DENCROW Eu não disse que veio, mais sim que paréce com um de TÃO bonito que ficou na versão de Super Nintendo. Os Tartarugas parecem ser mais violentos na versão de Mega ?! Sim, mas é SÓ isso. De resto fica MUITO atrás da versão concorrente, mas essa é só a MINHA opinião. Abraço e BOA jogatina !!!
The snes version is letterboxed 😆
snes look more blur to me
I think you need to get your vision checked.
A versão de Mega Drive sendo um port da de NES já fica anos luz atrás de Super NES.
Mas NÃO É um Port da de nes, são 3 jogos diferentes feitos por times diferentes. O jogo do mega é excelente quando se aprende a jogar ele
MIL perdões aos que tem nostalgia e gostam da versão do Megão mas, a de Super Nintendo é de LONGE a MELHOR em TODOS os aspectos, sendo na MINHA opinião um dos fighting games mais injustiçados e undarred do Snes (Weaponlord também, mais isso já é OUTRA estória...) !!! NÃO encontrei jogo de luta mais FRENÉTICO que ele no aparelho !! Só peca pela dificuldade e pelos personagens desconhecídos do grande público que como eu, queriam jogar com: Foot soldier, Bebop, Rockstead, Metalhead, Slash, Casey Jones e April O' Neil...(Alias esses 2 ultimos são as únicas coisas bacanas da versão de Mega). Outra coisa bacana é que eles inovaram com o vilão princípal sendo na verdade a filha do Destruídor, algo que não sei se teve em games de luta anteriores onde a maioría sempre foi de chefes masculinos !! (Karai APELONA!!!) VLW Marota !!!
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The snes version looks colorful, fluid and smooth the sega version looks just ok, does the sega version has special moves as the snes does?, Nintendo was always better than sega, Nintendo rules!!!!!
o do snes realmente esta mais bonito, mas esse do mega parece ser mais divertido. sei lá parece estar mais fluido.
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A versão de mega é muito mais bonita mesmo tendo 2 anos de desvantagem mas no som... o som é doído
TMNT TOURNAMENT FIGHTERS GENESIS
TMNT TOURNAMENT FIGHTERS SUPER NINTENDO
Music in sega version is way more cooler
Engraçado falam que a Konami sabotou o MD nesse jogo então a Nintendo foi sabotada no Contra, Castlevania e Adventure of Batman e Robin né kkkkkkk!!
Snes wins
Genesis was made on bad acid trip.
The Sega Genesis game is WAY better hands down. The game moves faster AND has a better story than the SNES game. The SNES has better graphics but IT'S A WANNABE STREET FIGHTER GAME👎 while the Genesis feels like it's own fighting game💯
Sega version was and always will be garbage.
Não esqueça MD 1988 e NES 1990
Nada ve isso.pc engine supera o mega em vários quesitos é mais veio e é 8 bits e vence o mega na palheta de cores e a som de vozes não é só Pato Donald kkkk
I will always be a megadrive fanboy but the snes version looks far more interesting.
NES version wins both
SNES version is superior imo
O do SNES é muitas vezes melhor.
sega version looks like bad amateur mugen game.
The snes version is letterboxed 😆
compara com a do nes depois.
Ambos jogos são bem fracos, mas a versão do SNES é melhor (a menos pior)!
@@Vinicius-hs2rf Desinformado demais, eu prefiro o Mega Drive por ter CPU melhor e jogos mais rápidos!
Esse caso o jogo é melhor porq é melhor simples assim, mas ambos nunca chegaram nos pés de Super Street Fighter!
Verão do Snes é muito superior a do mega.
The genesis game is terrible anyone that says other wise hasn't played it or is a fan boy
Karai ha ha ha Leonardo cowabunga 13 seconds
Looks like a Junior team handled the Genesis version. ;-)
The Sega Genesis version only needed more playable chars and a proper combo system and it'd be on par with the SNES version.
The Genesis version needed a WHOLE LOT MORE to be even close to the SNES version. The Genesis version was an absolute trainwreck with poor visuals, audio, interaction, design, etc.
SNES is much better. From graphics to gameplay. Genesis not even near
Since you're comparing two different games. The next two games you should compare are Mario Kart 64 and Batman Arkham Asylum.
Whatever salty Sega fanboy
@Rtype90mk2 salty Sega fan boy......... Is that supposed to be an insult? I can't tell because it was so damn weak. Tell me, what makes you think I'm a fanboy? Because I didn't mention and about sega or nintendo. Sounds like someone is trying to be mean, but don't know how to. That's so cute. It's ok, you'll get there some day.
@@JuanGarcia-vh7zo But you are a salty Sega fanboy though
@@Rtype90mk2
Did you even play the Genesis Version? Nintendoy Fan Ghayeee?
@@GoodBoy-io6fd Nintendoy Fan Ghayeee? Stop projecting.
if it was one system sega should have gave up on it should have been Genesis after a while the sound and the graphics were just pure garbage
FYI Sega is my favorite
Yeah but the snes slowdown made the games move like a slideshow no thank to that garbage 🗑️😆
@@GenesisDoes Your brain appears to have slowdown
sega fart blast technology working very good here. if only snes had sega fart blast sound technology
Contra The Alíen farts on snes is the king of fart sound effects of all time… snes could fart as good as anyone
A versão do Mega Drive é uma afronta. Muito porca, animação, gráficos, musicas, movimentação, personagens péssimos, nem os clássicos ficaram bons. Algo oposto ao Snes... Konami seguiu as ordens direitinho, de fazer uma versão bem inferior pro concorrente.
Infelizmente é um fato.
The snes version is letterboxed 😆