Mega Drive Longplay [270] Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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Played by: Stenio Henrique
All characters + all rounds with perfect
Ryu: 2:17
E. Honda: 28:38
Blanka: 51:24
Guile: 1:14:53
Ken: 1:38:43
Chun-Li: 2:02:54
Zangief: 2:24:41
Dhalsim: 2:41:41
Balrog: 3:15:32
Vega: 3:37:18
Sagat: 3:59:39
Bison: 4:21:52 -
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I don’t think people realize how big of a deal this release was and how big of a technical achievement it was. No one thought this game was coming to Sega or if it was even possible on the Genesis. Truly an amazing moment in gaming history.
"For you, the day 'Street Fighter II' graced your console was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday." - M. Bison
@@atomicdancer I was surprised when I found out that there was also a super street fighter 2
The guy does not only finish the game in maximum difficulty with ALL characters... he also does it with PERFECTs only -_-u. What a master.
Savestates makes no one a master, sorry. Even the longplayers themselves will tell you they don't have the skills you think they have.
This game is incredible, I love to play it...
Me to 🇳🇱
This just arrived in the mail today and can't wait to play. We want pixelated graphics because today's shit is getting too fancy and actually not making the games as enjoyable as the great 16bit era.
ORTHOKING same I just bought one a while ago, games like fortnite and COD get so boring now
I'm only About 16 and I can say the games of the old days are much more fun than today's games. Sure they are also good, but retro games have a charm to them that newer games are lacking.
Ikr
Maybe because today's gameplay resembles too much on daily society, you don't want a copy of real life but you want a real game experience that you cant have if everything looks like its recorded from every day life. These games out of the 16-bit era looks like games, and don't have too load and do all kind of stupid updates before you can even play them!! Put in your cartridge and your ready to go ;)
I have also steam, last time i wanted to play a sonic game. It took me more then 30 minutes with all kind of updates/program settings and rebooting the pc before i could even begin to play. It frustrated the hell out of me, so i played for 10 minutes... then i got the Sega MD ! ;)
Man, use to spend all my quarters on this game! And quarters were hard to come by back in the early 90’s... 😂🤣
This was the closest to an arcade-accurate home version of SF2 at the time, since its code is ported directly from the CPS1, as evidenced by both the AI and the existence of CPS1 chains.
played this to death when this came out such an amazing game
This was one of the first Genesis games I ever got
It's actually a pretty decent port despite the bad audio sampling.
R GG It is. Plays extremely well and the group battle mode is great. The speech really is piss poor though.
The audio is lifted directly from the arcade. It has the same sound chip.
@@RawPower867 It isn't implemented the same though is it. It sounds terrible on the Mega Drive.
Which is mostly fixed with ROM hacking.
It's still more accurate sound that the sped up nonsense on the SNES though IMO.
This sega version has some good music, but most sound effects are painful
Best 16 bit console for sure.. Thanks me back years looking at this :)
Snes ftw
Best is subjective, both 16 bit consoles sold well, both had their share of great and awful software, both have their treasures in their libraries.
The best 16-bit Street Fighter II. Super smooth, with nice graphics, dual plane scrollings, faithful soundtrack (Ken theme is AWESOME in this version) and most content from the arcade (the original intro, many turbo options, the CPS-1 chains, etc.). Just the voices are quite scratchy but this has nothing to do with the system capabilities, it just Capcom that struggled with their sound driver (there are many Mega Drive games out there with clearer speech than that, Space Harrier 2, Toejam & Earl, Dynamite Headdy or Mega Turrican just to name a few). Also this video is emulation-based and the game would sound much better on real hardware.
EDIT: Taking a glance at some comments, no offense but, I'm surprised at how superficial some people can be. I mean, the only way to consider the SNES version as being "better" is if one doesn't play the game and only looks at a bunch of screenshots. Otherwise, one would know that:
- while the SNES version shows more colors, the Mega Drive version has more details (like the moon at Ryu stage) and more background animations.
- while the SNES version has cleaner sound effects and speech, the overall sound is muffled and less faithful to the arcade than the Mega Drive version.
- And the most important, gameplay, where the Mega Drive once again has the upper hand since it's smoother and allows to replicate the CPS-1 chains unlike the SNES version.
Furthermore, the Mega Drive version also has more content, with the arcade intro and even some exclusive game modes.
It's easily the best console port of its time followed by SNES and in last place the PC Engine version (which is an impressive port considering the hardware but it's not as good as the others).
The Mega Drive/Genesis port isn't the best 16-Bit Street Fighter II. The limited 512 colour palette and the display of only 64 of them on screen makes the graphics much duller than the superb Super Nintendo version. Both the music, voices, and kick/punch sound effects are also of a lower quality. Still a reasonable port.
@@andyrodgers5355 Its really weird I have played street fighter 2 in my sega mega drive 2 and it was much better than this lol not this bad was exactly like arcade street fighter 2 ....
@@andyrodgers5355 Colors don't matter. This version has more details than the original. In my opinion, I think this looks better.
SNES > Mega Drive. There is just no chance this is better. Cmon….
TylerNessss Actually, there is. One of the biggest reasons why is the fact the Mega Drive uses an very identical soundchip to the arcade (YM2612 vs YM2151), which makes it easier for Capcom to port the music there and pretty much forces the SNES to have "rearranged" tunes (and some of them sound bloody awful tbh). The arcade combos also exist in the Mega Drive game as well, plus more background details than the SNES. It controls better too though this may be because of the differences of controller pads. The Mega Drive has a 6-button pad, which is pretty much an arcade fighting game button layout for home consoles. With the SNES controller.... I wouldn't say it was SF 1987 hard to perform special moves, but it was pretty hard to do moves with it. I certainly can't do them with ease.
It's now May 2023. This golden oldie has perfectly aged, like fine wine. And it'll do just that, for the next 39 years.👍
The best Game Ever!!!!!!!! i loved my Sega Mega Drive!!!
the best ever
you make me cry,memories in ourselves
I always liked this version better than the SNES one.
You sure?!
Same here
@@TylerNessss It runs faster than the snes one and has better resolution and more arcade accurate graphics, the snes is censored, big surprise and the 6 button controller is all face buttons and to me, that made games like this easier to control. Sure the sounds are garbled but that was because Capcom messed it up; it could have been better and the version that they scrapped proved that.
I respect that.
@@axelfoley20 : The MD,snes and PCE run at the same resolution, so 256 pixels wide .
For speed i played the three versions(md,snes,pce) consecutively and they definitively run at the same speed, except if you add some stars to speed up the game,and you can do the same on the turbo version .
They play the same way, only the pad can make a difference in the gameplay.
Man the good ol days
Megadrive version was the best, couldn't believe how close it was to the arcade, I had the snes version and surprised how many things were missing from snes turbo, like background elements, the 2 guys fighting at the beginning and when you died and go to the countdown to continue screen on the megadrive there is animation on the faces where as the snes just has static beaten faces, I sold my snes when sf2 came out for the md, looking back now it was the best move the megadrive games were mire up my road.
I own this version, and both SNES games, of course I don't bother looking for little details like that, because I just like to play the games. Looking for little things wrong seems kind of snobbish personally. Just enjoy the damned games, because we don't get good stuff like this anymore, and the 16 bit era is long gone (but the fallout is mighty nice when it came to game hunting, 354 games between SNES/SFC and Genesis/MD for myself combined). But no lets talk about the little things between both consoles (modern consoles don't have that dignity to them, games seem no different between them) and piss off owners of either console instead by nagging on little things we don't like about one or the other.
Sure funny, no one I knew shit talked either console, you had one, or the other, you'd go over and play games on the console you didn't own, and they'd do the same on the one you had that they didn't own. Of course of all the people I know, only 1 had a Genesis in the end, the rest got rid of their Genesis for either SNES consoles, or NES consoles. These days, I have 2 SNES systems (one with clipped tabs for imports), and a model 1 and model 2 (now retired due to having a model 1) Genesis. And you know what, I don't give a damn if a game is better on one console or the other, I just enjoy my games I have for both. I'm guilty of owning the same game for multiple consoles, because I love the little differences they had, like extra modes.
@@Bloodreign1 Jesus, get off your high horse 😂😂😂😂😂
You had to deal with this pitiful fx sounds and 8bit music
PERFECT!
im glad somebody noticed that
HAHA :) True Player
Mega drive mega power
I love the original sonic the hedgehog 3 on thuis version
Love that this game is also on the Sega Genesis Mini!!!
the best version ever
Love this game.
Same here!!!!!!! The Golden Hawaiian Swordsman Dragon is HIGHLY lucky to be born in the 90's when this classic Golden retro was released and EVERYBODY enjoyed playing it at their best friend's house while eating pizza, french fries and drinking root beer and playing it!!!!!!🍕🍟🍺🎮👍
So we FINALLY have a fighting game longplay with more than one character played! About frickn' time! Now, clean up your other fighting game "longplays" and do them right this time! Keep it up!
YOU WIN PERFECT
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The digital samples are distoreted but the music on this version is miles better than the SNES. The SNES version sounded like a weak-ass General MIdI file. This is much closer to the arcade version.
+Robert Cowley It sounds closer to that "synth" sound that the original arcade version had, yes. But the SNES by no means had "bad" sound, in fact it was fuller sound in many ways.
SNES sounds like a budget 90s General MIDI module
the bad digitized sounds (especially the voices) was due to the hack job the devs at Capcom did with the sound software on the genesis. it was vastly improved by a guy on sega-16.
amazing job in the soundtrack, with sacrifice in the voice samples, but even in that sounds pretty bad ass better than SNES
Robert Cowley a sacrifice they didn't have to make, they (capcom) just did a crap job on programming the sound driver on genesis. a lot of nasty code in their works on the genesis version. someone made a fixed genesis version and the voices are clear and non distorted, it was all due to crap coding on capcoms part.
I remember it was difficult for me to beat it with Vega as a kid. But now I got my genesis back and I finally beat it with Vega twice! I discovered the hop off the wall and grab them in mid air move to plow through everyone except Ryu, Ken, and Sagat. I had to time my moves just right or they'd get me with their Uppercuts
I have this game and is much better than SNES. It also works on my Sega Genesis Flashback.
No it's not
No way. Sound and colors are better snes
@@Clavi78 What about something really important..... PLAYABILITY. I played both versions but I think genesis has more fluid animation and it plays better on a 6 button controller
@@hanzomsk7597 "I think..." does not mean the game is better.
@@Syklonus That's just an opinion dude both versions are great
This is good to see than Universal's Street Fighter movie.
I watching that movie 35 times
I got this for Christmas in 1993!! Best Christmas ever.
Conversione perfetta che dimostra che il megadrive aveva grandi potenzialità!
Voci campionate pessime ok, ma musica ed effetti sonori molto buoni.
This is Definitely not on the Hardest. Blanka would of rolled on me & electrocuted me 3 times before the round started.
Yup this looks like 1 star I've done blanka on level 7 on the md and he's all over you like a dirty shirt infact soon as you start he will canon roll you many times, daze you then fry and eat the crap out of you, you need to know how to block with him and take him out when he in the air, lol this defo isn't level 7.
I miss the black guy in the beginning.
Balrog
for some reason i liked this version better than the snes ones.
also when you play a 3 button controller i liked the shifting between punch and kick with start 😀
You're lucky, least you could enjoy it that way! I wouldnt even be that efficient!
The 6 button game pad was excellent and made this version so much easier for me to play than the snes. This game also ran faster and had better graphics. The snes had more colors and better sound sampling but the music was pretty much even here. The Genesis music was very impressive considering it's FM and the Snes is PCM sampling.
But you can't pause the game with the 3 button controller
Of course Capcom didn't use the sound chip to it's full potential, they were butt buddies with Nintendo basically, it's like Traveler's Tales, the Sega ports were always superior (Gamehut shows some of the technical feats and...wow).
The SNES version can't even handle the elephants during combat. It's pathetic.
@@eben3357 Yeah just because Capcom could decently program for the SNES it doesn't mean it has actually aged well compared to the arcade version.
You can not keep jumping in the air with Ken and Ryu. 😂.... I love that there shadow's are a heart.
It was awesome, both, your gameplay and this selected game of being very practiced. I gave my like for you, keep doing well. Warm regards from Argentina!
great video
Best version ever
I actually loved this game before Super Street Fighter II came out....played it to death. Unlike most people, I actually considered the Super Nintendo version worse.
EclecticGamer422 It's a expansion pack of the lame SF II 1992 SNES game. Just the playable bosses and some new VS modes and practice mode. But its slow and iffy to control. SCE is SUPERIOR. It may not sound the best, but it kicks Turbo's ass anyday. FASTER and MORE balanced.
***** Exactly.
I've never seen a Guile jump so much.
Sonic boom
I played this version all the time.
Its amazing
The perfect SF 2 player doesn’t exist.. This person:
You can never beat the old games
Snes: Turbo-Normal
Genesis/Megadrive: Normal-Turbo
One thing is sure, non of these characters can beat Guile's theme.
Sonic boom
a legendary player. i cant even beat one boss on full difficulty
Except he's not doing Flash Kick.
Now i see the order he's doing. The credits order, which is also Zangief's route.
the sound is atrocious on the Genesis/Mega Drive version
Exactly, the sound was such a crap on the Mega Drive, so inferior to the one of SNES. I had the Mega Drive, my cousin had SNES, and I have to admit he made the right choice. Sonic was great, but any multiplatform 16 bit game that came out back then looked far more superior on the SNES. Generally, Nintendo seemed half a generation ahead of Sega in therms of their respective 16-bit machines. That being said, I still stuck to Sega to the point that I bought Mega Drive II after my MD I died of overuse:)
Muzzer27 Totally disagree as for one, SF2 games were bad as they were ports by devs not knowing the hardware and multiplatform games looked mostly equal, (Earthworm Jim far superior on Sega, Mickey Mania far better as Snes had loading times and missing level)
The snes had a higher colour palette and clearer sound(though Sega beat them at arcade style oomph as Snes was more dull sounding)
gentarofourze I would call it exceptions that prove the rule (no matter how little sense this expression makes;). I want to make things clear: I loved the Mega Drive, otherwise I wouldn't ask my dad for two Mega Drives in a row. Still, the SNES was a 16-bit monster, games like Donkey Kong Country and Starwing defined a new standard in video gaming back in the day. Sure, the Mega Drive was older, so it came as no surprise that the SNES would surpass its technical capabilities. But let's be honest - loading times in games didn't matter whatsoever when one was 10 years old. You're right about the multiplatform games, though. I would go even as far as to say that they were slightly better on the MD (Earthworm Jim), but if we talk about exclusives - SNES dominated indivisibly.
Muzzer27 Well the Snes had extra chips that made up for things it was weak at, so that made it more powerful in some ways but crazy priced in others, I always thought Starwing was ugly, DK was great but Sega outclassed it on arcade and sports games, apart from Mario and Donkey Kong most big names werent released in Europe such as the rpgs its hailed for and even in the countries they were, they were expensive and not mainstream(as fan translations show))
I just played what version of a game I had, I never noticed too much difference back in the day or it was minor differences like noticing Toy Story had better colours on Snes but not enough to choose it over, only multiplatform game I can remember ugly on Sega was Zombies and that was a bad port rather than hardware problems.
Researching online people say SF2 on Sega was a port of Snes version since the beta was done by a different team and has far superior clear sounds, and hardware wise theres hacks of MK2 that give it all the arcade sounds apart from Shao Kahns death scream and they are clear so it shows the MD was capable of it.
TheAdam159 Sound was very Good, the voices are a bit rushed.
Sound is better than ssf2 on the MD. And it had sample mixing as well it seems as the announcer speaks at the same time as the elephants after fighting dhalsim.
this game brings out the the best in blast processing.
В то время я не отличал.. - А все таки на игровых автоматах было "32 bit"))))) но все равно было безумно круто!
I personally prefer the sound of the Genesis to the SNES. When I first got this game on SNES for Christmas 93. I couldn't wait to hear the arcade voices in my house. Wrong the SNES speeds up to the " ken" in hadoken and shoryuken there by ruining it and the voice for the hurricane kick too. Sega nailed it imo. It may sound choppy at first but your mind smooths it out very quick.
The only good things about this port conversion was the music renditions and how fast paced this game was compared to the SNES version, even though I've played the heck out of that version. Aside from the bad audio samples and inferior graphics, this was a decent port for its time.
Also the six button Mega Drive/Genesis controller is perfect for this sort of game
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Juan Picazo Me?
***** Are you kidding? SCE was SUPERIOR to Turbo. It was faster and more balanced. Certainly more Arcade friendly than Turbo.
It makes me sad how this was a damn-near perfect import, as compared to the arcade, which, by the way, was two games in one, compared to what we got in Super, which was one game, and complete garbage....
Perfecto all
вот это по круче прохождение.не то что у чепая все супер удары всё есть супер лайк чувак
This is exactly what I used to do to my friends when playing with Ken or Ryu..hadouken after hadouken, and when they tried to jump, I'd hit them with the shoryuken uppercut 😅
Used to really annoy them .
MASTER OF CONTROLLER
OK....I understand this is old and all that and effects weren't fantastic and what not but uh....Chun Li sounds like a pissed off elephant.
*****
SNES was most def. a lot better for sound and music, nobody really doubts that.
*****
About Super Street Fighter II MD Port Version not a Turbo or X Version
***** Shame that the music on Snes is much duller, its not about being a remix its just dulled out sound, Sega always had much more oomph to its sound even if it struggled with other things it was purely devs didnt have the skills to make music better on Sega ports.
yoe91 But inferior in speed and control. Turbo only had up to 6 speeds. SCE had up to 8.
She do now that you said that and that was the reason why when i was alittle i used to be Scared of her and Vega. cause they're like the loudest one on SFII. Haha
The rolling drums are the true master
Ken
Chun-Li
Zangief
Dhalsim
Sagat
M.Bison
Ryu is my favorite charather
Anyone used to be scared of that moving japanese paint in the background as a kid on E.Honda's stage?
Sonic the hedgehog I was scared of that painting when I first played the game when I was 6
@@kidnamedfinger8428 You and me both I was like 4 or 5 when I was scared of that painting lol
The Genesis/MD makes an attempt at the arcade. The SNES sort of has its own 'emulated' version lacking all the trimmings, and, sure I loved the original Street Fighter 2 the World Warrior on SNES, but, as the games went on, the hardware limitations of the SNES really showed, not only in the gameplay, but the lacking intro and sounds too. Omission is no excuse. By the time of Super Street Fighter, the SNES version completely misses the commentator: Round 1 Fight, not even on SNES... Capcom really put the time in for SNES, a pity they didn't give the Mega Drive the same development budget.
I know I'm a week late but happy 51st B-Day Ryu
He is my favorite character
i play in difficult as ryu really amazing👍😍💘❤💛💜💜💜
Love that game!!
This player? Perfectionist!
Jesus the bonus score count takes longer than the fights. I beat the game on hard as a kid but I took a lot of damage, this guy was insane.
Que maquina!!! The boss
SNES had a little better quality on the voice samples but, overall, I liked the Genesis version better.
I play this game genesis version , but there is no ending character . Why ????
Is this regularly played or is this software used that plays best?
I remember beating this game without losing a round with ken. On turbo it shows a picture of Ryu. On championship edition it shows a picture of Chun Li.
Gra dzieciństwa :)
Thumb shredding game on Mega Drive for me personally because the controller had sticky out direction pads compared to the SNES controller which had flatter ones and was a little smoother
Street Fighter 2 was the reason I decided to sell my Megadrive (awesome console in its own right) and buy a Super Nintendo.
Every character has that mirror fight, when you play the game facing another version of the character you selected.
It looks pretty decent tbh, but i prefer the snes version. It is a good port otherwise.
Is this really the Mega Drvie version? Why every time the characters say the names of the moves, the snare in the song disappears? how bizarre.
Let's fight!!
O melhor 💪💪💪
Classic!!
As usual everyone dissing the md for poor sound and graphics what they seem to forget is the md was an older console than the snes. The fact that it could still keep up is amazing I think. Also the md runs rgb natively so just plug in a scart and graphics and colours are amazing. And as for sound its known that the md mk1 has a better audio chip than the md mk2. So get yourself a md mk1 and a scart lead and stop bitching!
I had the SNES version, and was always lead to believe that the Mega Drive port was inferior. I have never played it on real hardware, but I've played it on emulation and it's actually pretty solid. Yes, the audio sampling is very rough. But I don't think it's a deal-breaker. However, there's no way I could ever have accepted playing it with a three-button controller. The workaround of toggling between punches and kicks by pressing start would make it near unplayable, for me. But with a six-button controller, I'd say that this was easily on-par with the SNES version once you factor-in the pluses and minuses of each system's offerings. I could be persuaded to think that the Mega Drive version is actually the slightly superior one.
Although the PS1 version have endings, but never seen an end credits that can be seen at 24:35.
Better than SNES
David Curry the music is better than SNES, but graphics were better on SNES
The controls on the genesis were better
+David Curry You've gotta be kidding, right? The music and audio is atrocious. Every time a fighter gets KO'd, it sounds like a 3 yr. old crying.
+Dathotness4ya Like arcade version.
Gérard MENFROID Me too.
I need help with the moves
Are these "megadrive longplays" played on Mega Drive or Genesis?
It's the Same Console - Different Region, another Name!
The very first fighting game i had for the Genesis. Now i have it on Virtual console, and trying to master the movesets of each character......tedious, but i"m getting there..
I prefer the Super Nintendo version of this game a lot more but despite it this game was still incredible..
Sorry this version is ok but graphically, sonically and in terms of smoothness this is inferior to the SNES version . I've played both and also owned both Sega and SNES consoles too, it's an unbiased opinion. The coders did well to get it this good on the mega drive I know there were quite a few hurdles they had to negotiate too
Tool-assisted?
Hello. How to do special moves for Ryu, like haduken and others?
this gameplay is so awesome you could easily mistake it for a TAS
Yeah it looks like it to me
OMG Ryu VS Ryu
my favorite charater
Like
Me to 🇳🇱
ehonda beat me at least 4 times you can adjust the stars on the main screen
Who watches all of this video????
Gameplaywise, this was the superior version...you just had to pay for controllers to play it and not mind the downgraded sfx.
The 6 button controllers came with Mega Drives during that time, so no need to worry.
Also, regarding the SFX, there's a ROM that brings them to its arcade quality.
Graficamente no eran tan diferentes las 2, pero en audio si que quedo botada la genesis, interesante esta version del street fighter 2
ryu is the best