Clearly one of the best looking Genesis games. It looks also good for SNES standards, but there exist some even better looking games for the system, like the Donkey Kong Country series or Rendering Ranger R2.
It really is a good showcase for the MD. Thing is that it makes the SNES port look lazy. As there isnt much done to take advantage of its extra power. Other than a few scenes have less dithering and more vivid colors. The biggest improvement is the sound. There are quite a few subtle changes but for the most part its just not very impressive for a snes port. The MegaCD port pushes the snes even further and I think is my preference over the snes for sure. As its sound is even better than the snes port. And is it my imagination or is the MD running higher resolution? As for the PS1 port. The snes is capable of quite a lot of what enhancements they did for that, or at least pretty close. But there were obvious media size limitations as it was.
Roger you are or seem deluded the Mickey Mania game didn't or doesn't push the Sega Genesis/Mega-Drive console to the limit because it is 2 MB (16 megabit) game a MD game as big as 3, 4, 5, 6 MB (24, 32, 40, 48 megabits) started pushing it to the limit
@@jasonlee7816 What has cart size got to do with it? Certain visual effects that are exploiting special states of the hardware don't always need loads of cart space. In fact the opposite is quite true. The very fact they crammed all of this into 2megs is pretty impressive.
@@wishusknight3009if a Sega Genesis/Mega-Drive game can be developed (made) using a 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 megabit cartridge it is more impressive than a 16, 24, 32 megabit cartridge because the developer is using less storage
The Playstation version is overall the best version, as it features Speech, better music (on par with the Mega CD version) as well as all the content from the Mega Drive version and additional extensions in certain levels, like the Mickey and the Beanstalk level.
Besides action games, most cartoon to video games just seem like a standard game with cartoon sprites. This was the very first game where it actually seems more like you are playing the cartoon!
I used to own the Snes version, which is "the worst" of them all (despite still being good, but the loading times and missing levels are a "no go" for me nowadays). Sega CD version seems to have the best of both worlds when it comes to 16-bits versions, which is everything the Genesis has, plus orchestral music. The PS1 version looks very nice of course, but it seems to be a tad slower, am I wrong? Could it be that the console is playing in 50hz as compared to the other versions? Very nice video anyway, thanks!
The snes port is pretty lousy in some ways. At least when they are compared side by side. Is it my imagination or is the snes port in lower resolution? The bit thing the snes has over the MD port is sound. And the MCD trounces that pretty fast. I cant help but think if the SNES had larger media to work with, that it could come pretty close to many of the enhancements they had in the PS1 version. As it doesn't really push the PS1 for much of the game.
@@wishusknight3009if the SNES cartridge version had better audio (sound) over the MD cartridge version it is a bit biased or it seems pointless you saying the audio in the MCD version trounces the audio in the SNES version cartridge media vs CD media that can hold up to 700 MB data
@@jasonlee7816 Not pointless. I am saying that in the modern age when we have the choice to play it on any system, that the MCD gives you the best of both. as the only real advantage in my eyes the snes had over the MD was sound, I don't care how big the media size is.
All the versions are great. The music in the SNES is fantastic! Few negatives, the levels are missing from other consoles, in the SNES, Moose Hunters, chase level, it's shorter than the other consoles, yet The Prince and Pauper, tower level is longer and shorter in the other consoles. Finally, only the Playstation version has the Beanstalk Giant (Willie) chase level.
actually the controls stink in the SNES version. Dunno why but they feel slippery overall, besides the cut Concert Mickey stage it also has my favorite track of the game missing, Rising Flames, which plays in the second to last level of the game right before the Pete final boss battle. Also WTF does an SNES game have loading times this noticable?! I know why, they had to rush the SNES version apparently while the Mega Drive/Genesis version had the time they needed to polish up the game. Also some boss or enemy patterns are different in the SNES version (liek the elevator in the mad doctor stage how the bones are dropping, in general the bones in that stage dont have the physics/pattern to memorize it) or sometimes certain music doesnt play (the first boss for example).
@@daisytorres6979 I'm not joking. Sony was gonna work with Nintendo to make a CD add-on for the SNES called the "Nintendo PlayStation", then Nintendo backed out of the deal because Sony wanted control of the licensing for the SNES CD games. Nintendo moved over to Phillips to make the SNES CD add-on, but Nintendo cancelled the add-on because the Sega CD failed and still let Phillips make games for the CDI system while Sony made their own PlayStation 1 console.
I bet that Sony Imagesoft made the SNES version inferior on purpose. The stock SNES, when properly coded, could handle much more than this game. Take the DKC trilogy for example, or even MegaMan X, X2 and X3 (well, the CX4 chip was for wireframe effects only).
why would Sony make the Mickey Mania SNES game inferior? if you see Sony in the credits it is because they were the publisher the game was developed (made) by Traveller's Tales
The PS1 version is slow because it only exists in pal version. If you want play the PS1 version of Mickey Mania you can play a hacked version that runs the game at 60Hz.
Aunque la version de psx1 es superior , para mi , pierde el encanto de lo retro de los pixeles, y sus movimientos, aunque tambien tienen mejor animación y color, pierden velocidad, q para mi , es el valor mas importante en un juego de plataformas. Por lo tanto me quedo con la fantástica version de megaCD, q sus sonidos y musica me flipan. Grandisimo juego de plataformas.
Clearly one of the best looking Genesis games. It looks also good for SNES standards, but there exist some even better looking games for the system, like the Donkey Kong Country series or Rendering Ranger R2.
This game really pushed the Genesis to its limit!
It really is a good showcase for the MD. Thing is that it makes the SNES port look lazy. As there isnt much done to take advantage of its extra power. Other than a few scenes have less dithering and more vivid colors. The biggest improvement is the sound. There are quite a few subtle changes but for the most part its just not very impressive for a snes port. The MegaCD port pushes the snes even further and I think is my preference over the snes for sure. As its sound is even better than the snes port. And is it my imagination or is the MD running higher resolution?
As for the PS1 port. The snes is capable of quite a lot of what enhancements they did for that, or at least pretty close. But there were obvious media size limitations as it was.
Yes I Agree!!
Roger you are or seem deluded the Mickey Mania game didn't or doesn't push the Sega Genesis/Mega-Drive console to the limit because it is 2 MB (16 megabit) game a MD game as big as 3, 4, 5, 6 MB (24, 32, 40, 48 megabits) started pushing it to the limit
@@jasonlee7816 What has cart size got to do with it? Certain visual effects that are exploiting special states of the hardware don't always need loads of cart space. In fact the opposite is quite true. The very fact they crammed all of this into 2megs is pretty impressive.
@@wishusknight3009if a Sega Genesis/Mega-Drive game can be developed (made) using a 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 megabit cartridge it is more impressive than a 16, 24, 32 megabit cartridge because the developer is using less storage
1- Sega Genesis
2- Sega CD
3- PS1
4- SNES
Play 1 looks visually the best. Recently I completed the SNES version. Couldnt when I was a child. Too hard back then! Still a great game to play!
The Playstation version is overall the best version, as it features Speech, better music (on par with the Mega CD version) as well as all the content from the Mega Drive version and additional extensions in certain levels, like the Mickey and the Beanstalk level.
Snes was insane hard due smaler resolution give less reaction time also the music was like the speaker was placed under a pilow
Man a longplay compilation? You're the absolutely the best! Great Job!😎👍❤️
You can see that Mickey's Wild Adventure (PS1) are still available for PS2!
Besides action games, most cartoon to video games just seem like a standard game with cartoon sprites. This was the very first game where it actually seems more like you are playing the cartoon!
I used to own the Snes version, which is "the worst" of them all (despite still being good, but the loading times and missing levels are a "no go" for me nowadays). Sega CD version seems to have the best of both worlds when it comes to 16-bits versions, which is everything the Genesis has, plus orchestral music.
The PS1 version looks very nice of course, but it seems to be a tad slower, am I wrong? Could it be that the console is playing in 50hz as compared to the other versions?
Very nice video anyway, thanks!
Thanks for the comment. Yes, the PS1 version is PAL. If I'm not mistaken, it's the only one available so you can only play it at 50hz.
The snes port is pretty lousy in some ways. At least when they are compared side by side. Is it my imagination or is the snes port in lower resolution? The bit thing the snes has over the MD port is sound. And the MCD trounces that pretty fast. I cant help but think if the SNES had larger media to work with, that it could come pretty close to many of the enhancements they had in the PS1 version. As it doesn't really push the PS1 for much of the game.
@@wishusknight3009if the SNES cartridge version had better audio (sound) over the MD cartridge version it is a bit biased or it seems pointless you saying the audio in the MCD version trounces the audio in the SNES version cartridge media vs CD media that can hold up to 700 MB data
@@jasonlee7816 Not pointless. I am saying that in the modern age when we have the choice to play it on any system, that the MCD gives you the best of both. as the only real advantage in my eyes the snes had over the MD was sound, I don't care how big the media size is.
Wow I had no idea that the SNES one lacked the cylindrical tower sequence.
😱😱OMG the genesis Version really impressed me that why I love SEGA Genesis/Megadrive so much!!👏👏👍👍👌👌
Yeah, I've always loved Sega MD better thsn SNES even though I never had either of them 🤣
Masterpieces like Pirates! Dune were not even there in SNES
@@b213videoz I Agree 1000000%👍
retrosutra can you make a versions comparison of fury of the furries? (amiga, amiga cd32, ms dos, macintosh, etc)
Yes!
the best version Mega Drive (Sega Genesis)
All the versions are great. The music in the SNES is fantastic! Few negatives, the levels are missing from other consoles, in the SNES, Moose Hunters, chase level, it's shorter than the other consoles, yet The Prince and Pauper, tower level is longer and shorter in the other consoles. Finally, only the Playstation version has the Beanstalk Giant (Willie) chase level.
actually the controls stink in the SNES version. Dunno why but they feel slippery overall, besides the cut Concert Mickey stage it also has my favorite track of the game missing, Rising Flames, which plays in the second to last level of the game right before the Pete final boss battle. Also WTF does an SNES game have loading times this noticable?! I know why, they had to rush the SNES version apparently while the Mega Drive/Genesis version had the time they needed to polish up the game.
Also some boss or enemy patterns are different in the SNES version (liek the elevator in the mad doctor stage how the bones are dropping, in general the bones in that stage dont have the physics/pattern to memorize it) or sometimes certain music doesnt play (the first boss for example).
1:01:18 TWISTER! 2:30:04
Genesis version is the best
SNES!!!!! Que recuerdos!👏👏👏👏👏
Le tengo mucho cariño a esa versión porque fue la primera a la que jugué, aunque para mí es la más floja de todas.
Genesis eu
I wish a SNES CD version existed.
There is no snes cd it doesn't even exist unless your joking
@@daisytorres6979 I'm not joking. Sony was gonna work with Nintendo to make a CD add-on for the SNES called the "Nintendo PlayStation", then Nintendo backed out of the deal because Sony wanted control of the licensing for the SNES CD games. Nintendo moved over to Phillips to make the SNES CD add-on, but Nintendo cancelled the add-on because the Sega CD failed and still let Phillips make games for the CDI system while Sony made their own PlayStation 1 console.
You should use the PSX NTSC version (60hz) for me it is magnificent and the best. followed by the snes
I would Suggest lemmings, but that game is soooo long!
The one thing I feel a bit bummed about this game is that there was no level based on the Clock Cleaners cartoon.
My favorite version is the Sega CD version of this game
Genesis sempre o melhor
Por ter sido o primeiro
PS1 all the way
Genesis and PlayStation is 👍
Genesis ❤️
I bet that Sony Imagesoft made the SNES version inferior on purpose. The stock SNES, when properly coded, could handle much more than this game. Take the DKC trilogy for example, or even MegaMan X, X2 and X3 (well, the CX4 chip was for wireframe effects only).
why would Sony make the Mickey Mania SNES game inferior? if you see Sony in the credits it is because they were the publisher the game was developed (made) by Traveller's Tales
Sony didn't make it lol. Christ Nintendo fans are a fragile bunch
The SNES version is worse because of its weak CPU
@@roadkill_52yes but the port was also rushed
I think The Sega Genesis 1 was better
Playstation = slow
SNES = missing scenes
Genesis = cool
Sega CD = awesome
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The PS1 version is slow because it only exists in pal version.
If you want play the PS1 version of Mickey Mania you can play a hacked version that runs the game at 60Hz.
SNES - the hardest one with no Mickey speaking
PS1 - f-ed up controls and hitboxes
Sega Genesis - Excellent version
Sega CD - Flawless
La mejor versión es la de Sega Cd
No, PS1
@@alelauguzBoth
Who Would Be Insane Enough To Do This?
Me 😳
@@retrosutra 😮
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Aunque la version de psx1 es superior , para mi , pierde el encanto de lo retro de los pixeles, y sus movimientos, aunque tambien tienen mejor animación y color, pierden velocidad, q para mi , es el valor mas importante en un juego de plataformas. Por lo tanto me quedo con la fantástica version de megaCD, q sus sonidos y musica me flipan. Grandisimo juego de plataformas.
creo que solo existe version pal lo que conlleva a 50hz. existe una versión hack ntsc 60hz . la recomiendo.
En la versión de PS1 los movimientos pierden velocidad por que solo existe una versión pal para PS1, lo que hace que el juego corra a 50Hz.
Mickey Mouse
Me gusta el miki manía
Me gusta El miki manía
Ps1
Sega wins
Compare frogger
el de play station es mas lento se nota hasta en la musica
Sí, esto es debido a que sólo existe la versión PAL del juego.
Tambien existe una versión hack que hace funcionar el Mickey Mania de la PS1 a 60Hz.
Resolución inferior en SNES👎🏼
Sega wins
i wouldn't be surprised if the SNES version
is a lazy (rushed) remake of Sega version
This is wasting my time