Мне больше на Sega нравится!

А мне на SNES

Плюсую на NES самая динамичная музыка. Если бы мне сказали дать место каждой игре, то на первом месте была бы NES версия, на втором SNES а на третем SEGA.

Я первую увидел NES версию, но в основном играл на Сеге. Больше всего помню ту версию соответственно и она хороша. Но оригинальная имеет особый шарм) Все хорошие!

ага на SNES эпичней музон!

Эпохи? Скажешь тоже)

потому что композитор писал эту музыку именно на звуке NES

согласен

потому что ты играл на 8 бит, вот почему.

Похоже на синдром утёнка: что увидено и услышано в первую очередь, то и идеально :)

@@Megalynx +

Zae Blo Nope :P

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SNES

SNES fucking idiot.

NES. SNES second place.

+Azumarill_TF2 Agreed.

The Genesis has a nice deep FM bass, but the SNES makes wonderful use of samples, i prefer the SNES most of the time especially because of the much better drums

Level 5 for me! Space rockets for the win!

And the level 7 SNES for it has a final destination feel out of the other 2 consoles.

Snes version would like a word with you.

Несмотря на большие возможности у SNES - звук у нее мыльный и к тому же, хромает динамика. Уж слишком тихо звучат некоторые инструменты, особенно где это нужно, а ударные бьют ой, ой как. У Мега драйва с этим проблем почти нет, все синты слышно одинаково, но звучат они как "пластмасса". С NES я сравнивать не хочу, т.к это прошлое поколение консолей, но скажу, что для своей платформы, все инструменты там звучат в гармонии, хоть их и очень мало.

И мне второй уровень на NES нравиться больше всего из этого "концерта") Вообще поражает как на таком чипе такой драйвовый саундтрек сделали!

Especially @20:22

David Wise didn't have any involvement in the Mega Drive version of Battletoads, as that wasn't even developed by Rare. They only licensed it to Sega, who tasked the development to Arc System Works (pre-Guilty Gear Arc System Works, it was a far cry from what they are now). So the Mega Drive version of Battletoads it's a Japanese developed conversion. That's why it was able to use the SMPS Z80 sound driver, which was restricted only to the Japanese side of Mega Drive game development. The composer (more like arranger) of the Mega Drive version was Hikoshi Hashimoto, who also worked on the Game Gear version. Now, regarding the Mega Drive version of Battletoads Double Dragon, that one was indeed a full "Rare production" (as stated in the intro, Rare put that only when they handled the development themselves), and therefore David Wise handled that version. The sound driver of Battletoads Double Dragon was a custom one that David Wise programmed himself, so he knew what he was doing in order to take account of the hardware. And I think it's pretty fine. By the way, the Mega Drive versions of Championship Pro-Am and Snake Rattle 'n Roll were also fully developed by Rare and David Wise also handled the composition of both, using the same custom sound driver that was employed in Battletoads Double Dragon.

@@WeskerSega yeah but here's the difference, snake rattle n roll was on par with the nes version, rc pro am was BETTER the nes version, and this is a load of dog shit. I agree with sonikku1011. I actually think the sound chip didn't support samples, and david wise had to do the best he could. This is why he's so amazing at making music.

Yea for real, David Wise is the fucking man he has made some amazing music. Of course DKC soundtrack was also great ;)

+Damalycus NES may be out first, but its crappy and classic. But SNES is 1st and SEGA 2nd.

+Кирилл Кальсин Thats right. SNES is the overall winner, due to best hardcore music, mature punching sound effect, and the bosses are taller than the other 2 crappy versions.

@@truearea53 facepalm

+loup sonneville hey I'm serious that snes wins. I compared all 3, and snes wins by a landslide :P

@@truearea53 sure the SNES version sounds better but it missing too much theme to be the best version

Says you. Stage 7 snes has a smooth final destination feel. So dont think that Sega owns that sounds old school.

Yeah so bad they missing the half of the others theme

It had the best sound card, and it's obvious it was the primary development platform (at least for the music).

Nope, not at all. After all, opinions do exist.

Nope, because is true. SNES version is the best.

+Super Juice Nope, the sound effect sounds like the old school one. The one that has a better and mature sound effect is SNES.

truearea53 that mature console missed bosses themes and sound effects...

Who cares? SNES may be missing some stuff in it, but it still rules. The SEGA bosses appearance look so tiny the same size as the hero characters, even for Blag he doesn't look right at all for he looks like a tiny kangaroo rat.

+netdeneg Nope. SNES does :P

Changed arrangement of this riff also plays in between levels in Double Dragon for NES

+Cody Klugman I so agree. SNES has some pretty epic hardcore music, thats why SNES is the winner. Although some sega stages ones are cool, but the final stage one sadly lacks.

joelawson33 Same for me. The problem is that the Snes Version had better Graphics and all but the thing is that the frame rates were bad. compared to the Genesis version. I my opinion the game is more playable on genesis than Snes because of that. Thanks Blast Prossessing :D

+joelawson33 Your clearly delusional. So what that snes is too girly for you. SNES has hardcore music, mature soundeffect, clean graphic, and the bosses are taller than the other crappy version :P

Только в версии для nes есть вот эта часть 15:14, все остальные слух режут без неё)

***** So? SNES may not have a boss theme or riding a vehicle theme, but they got a bloody epic stage tracks and mature punching sound effect :P

truearea53 haha... sorry I played both of them when they were just released... and always preffered the NES version.