There's a code u had to get for the blood because of the underage playing.

@GoldStaff 95 LOL.

Yes, now he is a mystical Warrior who lives among the Thunder Clouds... Not the Thunder God...

Dissapointing port for the Sega CD. The Snes sure got nice looking and sounding ports.

SNES port doesn't have transparent shadows.

That depends on which background, the first stage more monks can be seen on the Sega CD.

daveruda True. But it’s still pretty good compared to the Genesis. It’s nearly the same but with some visual improvements (and better audio than even the Arcade original)

tHeWasTeDYouTh The visuals were far more superior on the sega CD

Os caras eram ruim de m as s mkombat 3e ultimate ficaram bom no mega sozinho imagina no cd era pra ficar mil vezes melhor kkkk não sei como não fizeram imagina um mortal Kombat ultimate mega cd samurai showdow 2 stret fighter Alpha 2 no mega cd mas sempre faziam cagada

A sega era cega mesmo kķkkk ficou bosta

Capada? O Sega CD tem Sprites menores , mas o detalhe de textura do Sega CD não tem no Snes e fora os FMV que usa a capacidade de armazenamento de CD e deixa o Snes no chinelo

@@tonmasboy verdade, o do sega CD era pra ser indentico ao neo geo, porém ficou muito chinfrim

Mortal Kombat's better than Street Fighter in every capacity. But, that's my opinion.

Nicksolo85 I liked both games. For me, Mortal Kombat II was my favorite for the longest time. To me the game and its secrets just kept on giving. And the game was just fun. Where Street Fighter II regurgitated the same thing over and over.

+Nicksolo85 It's not an opinion if you're wrong. And boy are you ever.

Humorous LOL dude what, Street Fighter is plain boring, it takes the violence out of fighting, I'll say that the guile theme is pretty good, but nothing can beat MK3 character select screen or Kombat Temple

Adam Gomez Street Fighter gameplay >>>> Mortal Kombat gameplay. And I fucking love both games.

It plays a lot better

Can u shut yo up

I can see why. Most of the content used in the Sega CD port were taken from the Sega Genesis version.

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@@tonyazabache1225 no

Every home version had its’ pros and cons. I was happy with the SNES port’s exclusive fatalities and no blood. Lol. You work with what you got.

But fuck it, there's blood, that's all you need

The Sega CD ports SFX and music is literally the same as the arcade

Som esmagador ? o Sega CD tem qualidade de CD

Manuel Martinez Sega CD uses the original arcade music albeit in the wrong stages.

Yeah; just like with the Mega Drive version, Probe decided to please themselves. Luckily for them, the gameplay is good.

Your wrong, SNES music is better, Genesis has a toy sounding effect due to the sound chip capabilities of the Genesis which was older tech, it had none of the harmonic vibrations that the SNES sound chip could do.

pizza crumz SNES music usually sounds like garbage. Thank god there’s MSU1 hacks of existing SNES games that utilize CD Quality music.

@@pizzacrumz1777 I hate the SNES music ,that and no blood alone makes it less desirable

Nintendo had a family Friendly Policy at that time that caused censorship for the first game, however because of poor sales they later waved that policy and allowed the violence in but that was before they used ratings on games.

Mk9's mk1 section is pretty much mk1 remastered but ik what you mean

+igor silveira da silva ia comentar justamente isso. Ao invés de portarem o jogo do arcade, portaram o jogo do Mega?

+LGD Retrogamer Na verdade pequenos detalhes no cenário são melhores.

+VIDEOGAMEPLUS achei muito pouco rs

+LGD Retrogamer não compensava nem comprar o jogo, ate no shean tsung tem loading

+Darkersamuca kkkk pois é, não tinha como cobrar uma qualidade 32 bits! Bem lembrado.

Probe ms-dos conversion is almost arcade perfect

Without the the blood and fatalities, the SNES version is more like Street Fighter. Completely loses its character.

yeah, that was pretty lame on Nintendo's part.

Not just blood, fatalities too. Recall, this is the game which is responsible for the creation of the ESRB rating system. That's how big of a deal it was at the time. "Shitty graphics" were irrelevant. Everyone knew it wasn't real. The concept of blood and fatalities is what was controversial.

I thought I was hot shit cuz I had the game a week or two before mortal Monday.

Mark Kram it's not just any game though. This is Mortal Kombat.

And there was a certain code you had to unlock to get blood for underage kids.

Its a lazy port by probe software. It's got nothing do with Sega.

Yes, and no Loading-Times - then it would be almost arcade-perfect...

@@greensun1334 that's probably asking too much out of the hardware but yeah I agree

I paid $10 for that crap Sega CD version, but with the SNES, I didn't regret my money.

They also clap in the arcade version. The Super NES version had the clapping animation, just not the clapping sound.

@@vvwwaaafffeeelll2134 No clapping animations or clapping sound fx on Genesis version. Also, the Genesis soundtrack is nowhere near perfect, it’s torture to listen to. The Sega cd used the same music as the arcade, but put them in the wrong stages.

it'd make a PlayStation as well.

Nah snes port is too laggy and full of bugs that breaks the gameplay blood or not

Idk game play wise the snes was overly sluggish sometimes the punches and kicks won’t even happen, while the sprites were a little better Jenny just plays more smoothly like the arcade , in the snes it acts weird when two guys throw projectiles at the same time , I’ll give you guys street fighter but mk was ours while you guys where playing donkey Kong we were doing real bloody fatalities with blood and gore , while you guys we’re settling for tons of sweat and gay death moves lol 😂

@@mikestein1024 I was speaking mainly about presentation. From a visual & sound/music standpoint, the SNES version is head and shoulders above Sega Genesis and Sega CD. I enjoyed playing the Genesis version because of the faster gameplay, but you cannot deny the visual appeal of the SNES version. Sega CD had no excuse for not being vastly superior to all the home console ports.

I think a lot falls on the design of the Mega Drive, and hence the need (?) to boost its performance to compete. They left out hardware sprite scaling and rotation as well as a larger colour palette (and presumably more RAM) due to more complex circuitry forcing lower yields, plus no doubt stopping the Mega Drive from being a straight System 16A for the home, but kept Mark III compatibility even though it wasn't a successful product in Japan (and looking back, was the Power Base Converter even that popular?). A Mega Drive with those extra hardware features would've been more expensive, but the Mega CD would've just been a CD drive without additional hardware (thus cheaper), and the 32X wouldn't have even been a thought. Hell, if the Mega Drive was released later, perhaps the hardware would've been cheap enough to produce - some of it made its way into the Mega CD, after all. I can't be too hard on Sega for the Mega CD really; after all, Nintendo were doing the exact same thing, until they fell out with Sony, and you know what happened next... It could have been worse though - Sega were originally thinking of a standalone stop-gap between the Mega Drive and Saturn, which later became the 32X add-on. I suppose it's easy to focus on Sega's hardware woes but the truth is, whilst pretty much every other manufacturer released dumb and/or unsuccessful ideas, Sega did it multiple times.

gurgy3 very long and ill informed comment.

gurgy3 the thing is that it was like the Wii U in that the hardware had tons of potential but that third parties were too lazy to actually harness it and thought just adding the cd sounds was just enough.

gurgy3 that's exactly what happened! I know because I live through that time! Nintendo knows to never make add-ons because what happened to Sega could happen to them! They know just to make a decent system make great games then make a next generation system 6 years later! I kind of makes me wonder about Sony and Microsoft with there mid generation consoles! Are they beginning to do what Sega did?

@hitek9wittafulclip wrong, you frogget the master system and the game gear which where brilliant pieces of technology, although overlooked and underated

Except it's one of the worst playing ports due to the input delay, wonky physics and bad A.I. At least the Sega versions play smoothly Snes version only has the looks and the sounds.

Truth be told, the lack of blood isn't that bad to me. Especially since it disappears so quickly anyway on all versions

No, they didn’t do their best. They messed up in a lot of areas. This should have been a near perfect port.

@@TheWaynelds they only messed up on the stage music, it can be fixed but it takes alot of work.

I wouldn't go that far. The CD wins in being able to output the video aspects of the arcade, but the color palette is still garbage. The soundtrack is pretty much straight out of the arcade, except that they have all the music out of place. It feels like the Sega CD version is an upgraded Genesis version, which can somewhat compete with the SNES version. It has a slight edge, but the sounds (especially during the win screen and fatality screen) are annoying and out of place. Probe dropped the ball here.

exactly

I gotta disagree with you there, did you play the SNES version, & compare it to the other 3(Arcade/Genesis/CD)? Or did you just dismiss it bc they took the blood out? That's what most people did, and it's just not right, because that SNES version played super smooth and felt by far the closest to the arcade. I wasn't happy about the blood either, but I got to give credit where it's due. You can even tell in this video that the Sega CD version just lags, delayed reactions, like you uppercut somebody and performed a full motion before they even react and start flying. And that Genesis version that everybody is so high on, always sucked. So what it had the blood, it still had all the typical really bad downgrades that you got with most genesis ports. But for the life of me I can't figure out why the Sega CD version scores like a 6 out of 10 everywhere and the Genesis version scores an 8 out of 10. The Sega CD version is obviously better.

Juganawt at the end of the day, Genesis version was poo. The SNES version was better. And the Sega CD version was a good version, but still isn’t as good as the SNES...it’s the same with the 32x version of MK2. Probe was a garbage developer and ruined what could have been amazing upgrades to the Sega ports

+CornTater83 AGREED! People just convince themselves the Sega ports were better bc of the blood, but if you were into actual gameplay, the SNES version was the way to go.

+BIMBOBOOP Same opinion here. Fighting games without best playability are worthless...if graphics are so important, better search for a good Graphic Novel. :p Seriously, SNES version is unplayable. KZfaq videos doesn't help in this case. Only a troo gamer (who really play the game) can know this.

+Alexandro Ferreira Yet I was able to do combos in SNES no problem. Shitty troll detected.

Lol, then just post a video doing an ULTRA BASIC jump kick / proyectile combo, at the MIDDLE of the screen with Raiden, or Sonya or Liu Kang on the MORTAL KOMBAT 1 for SNES, and whitout cheats. If you cant then is liar detected. Remember the enemy must be just standing.

BIMBOBOOP is it the molecular density of the angle of descent

BIMBOBOOP Combos werent really there in the first two MKs it wasn't until the 3rd one when it was actually meant to have them. First two games were mainly more like non connected moves. But some of them you can follow up on with another move with correct timing. I wouldn't really consider that much of a combo though imo +Alexandro Back then no one thought any of these games were unplayable at all. We played them for hours afterschool until our folks wanted to use the TV. We'd go home after school to play it on the snes and at a friends house we'd play it on their genesis. Both were great at the time because to most people back then it was more about the fun of the game. Its something only people back then could understand because it was a time when perfectly made ports weren't exactly necessary nor thought of by the consumers and it was more about the fun in them. People today cant understand this because its only something that people back then lived with. Who knows who's opinion is greater, those who grew up with the games or those that look at it years after its original release when its not as popular anymore and are more comfortable with newer releases of a variety of games. I consider anyone that didnt grow up with certain games opinion's to be irrelevant most of the time because its just something that you had to have experienced along the way as gaming enhanced through time. Thats just me though and how it was back then around me.

STILL had cheap sound effects and no "battle sounds" with the punching.

use headphone

Good idea. Or slide speaker balanced back and forth

Sorry, Professor RowJoe. Will be more careful with my punctuation use going foward.

Na hora da luta os Sprites de Snes parecem maiores , mas os Sprites de Sega CD parece ter detalhes de textura como se fossem desenhados a mão sem contar os FMV de apresentação do Sega CD que deixa o Snes no chinelo

@@dotaprime2273 Obrigado pela informação.

It’s like comparing the Aladdin games. The Genesis version clearly looks better. But, it’s not a one for one because it was done by 2 different developers. Ultimate MK is the one where Sega really brought it. More stages. Less slowdown. And all of Shag Tsung’s morphs. SNES looks and sounds better. But, the difference is not as drastic on this entry because they were both done by Williams. So SNES wins on MK2 and MK3. Genesis wins on MK1 and Ultimate MK. But to me SNES all the way cause that’s what I grew up on.

metallitech sega has transparency.

Blame the incompetent developer, they just made use of the same version of Genesis instead of making a new one.

Marco Polo but with video character bios

@@MarcoPolo82 They could have ported the arcade version with all the different sounds.

The GamePro reviewer was right.

@@cantstopbeeboo2055 dude the sega cd port is way better than snes it may not look as good but a plays like way better snes port which was laggy and had choppy controls

@@inceptional Did Alpha 2 on SNES have loading time? I remember playing the hell out of it back when it came out. But that is kind of crazy if it had load times on a 16-bit cartridge-based console. I can't remember if it did or not.

Agree also

***** Yeah it really does.

Sega CD games are basically free, so there is that.

The Sega Cd actually had a second 6800 cpu and custom scaling chips.

I don't see it the resolution is better.

... what a stupid comment

+ronjon83 It's greater than a comment about a comment. Please do explain with intelligence this time.

+ronjon83 Your comment is stupid. MK without blood back then would be another generic Street Fighter/Pit Fighter clone. But You probably are to young to remember it

Oh really? Is that why MK tournament players don't even do fatalities? Sure, it was popular with blood because of the hype in its day, but it's still playable blood or not. Blood and gore does nothing to enhance the gameplay experience. At the end of the day I rather play a bloodless MK on SNES than a shitty, god awful looking port on the Sega cd/Genesis. The only thing Sega cd did was enhance the sound.

Humorous LOL Don't get me wrong. Blood was for your average joe's and sunday players. And Snes version lacked it. You cannot build comercial succes only on Pros.

Also the dos version as well

unplayable for the wrong music xD???

SNES just wins in graphics

En realidad en parte tiene mejores graficas, tiene más sprites y movimientos en los personajes y cinematicas.

Los gráficos se ven todo pixelados... Es una decepción total teniendo en cuenta que está en formato cd y ademas estaba utilizando un un periférico extra que mejoraba su velocidad, así como sus capacidades gráficas y de sonido... es como si una sola persona desarmada luchara contra 3 personas armadas y aún así no lo derrotan.

Did you look at the character select screen? Their pictures are better in Super Nintendo

La version de snes es la version para putos, la de sega cd es la chingona, fatalities, sangre, mas combos porque no hay bordes a los lados en el gamplay etc, cuando tube la de snes me decepciono totalmente y consegui la que realmente vale la pena es decir la mas divertida de sega cd y genesis.

Asi es en la de sega se ve poxeliado y los esenarios muy pobres en cambio la.del.snes se ve muy bien y eso.que la sega usa.cd.y no pueda superar al cartucho eso dice mucho

Still the sega cd missing background details and poor dithered/grainy choice of colors.

SNES: no blood, input lag, muffed sound, fatalities is a joke. SCD: missing background details.

Fnaf fan 9346. Sega CD version wins because the controls are way better, and unlike the SNES,it has the correct fatalities,unlike the bullshit on the SNES version.

SNES wins in graphics