Final Fight - SegaCD vs Arcade vs X68000 (NeogeoMan look!)

I kinda wanted to dispell the notion that Final Fight CD (FFCD) on MegaCD~SegaCD was 'arcade perfect'. so many times the phase arcade perfect is overused, misused and abused. there is rarely such a thing as arcade perfect. the Sharp X68000 is one of the few systems that actually came extremely close to arcade perfect with its versions of Final Fight and other Capcom & Sega games

this is sort of a work in progress comparison of Final Fight CD vs Arcade vs X68000

SNES FF was like 65%. SegaCD version is 85-90% and the X68000 is like 98%

Sega-CD
http://www.mondemul.be/screen/roms/m...20CD%20(U).gif
http://www.classicgaming.com/reviews...are-segacd.png

Arcade
http://www.classicgaming.com/reviews...are-arcade.png


NEOGEOman did a Arcade>< X68000 comparison of Final Fight
(as well as Strider, Ghouls N Ghosts)

http://nfg.2y.net/games/x68k_gallery/final2.png
http://nfg.2y.net/games/x68k_gallery/final3.png
http://nfg.2y.net/games/x68k_gallery/final5.png
SegaCD
http://www.classicgaming.com/contra/...ht-segacd2.png


SegaCD
http://users3.ev1.net/~bflens/Segacd/FinalFightCD62.JPG

Arcade
http://screenmania.retrogames.com/ar...e_0040_031.png

SegaCD
http://users3.ev1.net/~bflens/Segacd/FinalFightCD19.JPG

X68000 and Arcade
http://nfg.2y.net/games/x68k_gallery/final4.png

MegaCD~SegaCD FFCD gets owned pretty badly, graphically, by Coin-Op & X68000 FF

look at the detail missing, not just color, from FFCD in the wood railings on the sides of subway stairs. okay well at least in FFCD the wood is there, unlike on SNES FF, SFC FF/FFG, GBA FFO.

Dude, I love Final Fight.. good luck in maintaining this wip..

The X68000 version can only have 2 enemies on screen though. That's a pretty major flaw/downgrade.

thanks man. it's a pain to maintain it, because often some of the pics stop working, thus I have to find alternative pics.

Screw final fight, AVP all the way baby!!

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Originally Posted by voltz

Screw final fight, AVP all the way baby!!

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ISBTN. I kept hearing good stuff about AVP, but when I got to finally play it, I was blown away. It lived up to the hype and then some.

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Originally Posted by Frogacuda

The X68000 version can only have 2 enemies on screen though. That's a pretty major flaw/downgrade.

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X68000 Final Fight has more than 2 enemies on screen, it's more like 4-5, like FFCD. (4 regular enemies + 1 boss + 2 players) the SNES~SFC versions could have 3 enemies on screen. the GBA version had more, i forget how many.

so while it is true the X68000 Final Fight is not 100% arcade perfect, it IS the closest home version of the arcade. aside from the fact that they're are fewer enemies on screen at once, the X68000 Final Fight *appears* to be a pixel for pixel carbon copy, especially if you compare arcade screens with only 4-5 enemies. but i'm maining speaking of the background graphics, individual character sprites, resolution, color.

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Originally Posted by gigadrive

thanks man. it's a pain to maintain it, because often some of the pics stop working, thus I have to find alternative pics.

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Save them to your hard drive and attach them to your post here. Problem solved.

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Originally Posted by Cowdisease

ISBTN. I kept hearing good stuff about AVP, but when I got to finally play it, I was blown away. It lived up to the hype and then some.

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AvP is pretty damn awesome, but I love the Punisher more.

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Originally Posted by K3V

Save them to your hard drive and attach them to your post here. Problem solved.

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cool thanks :D

I prefer the Sega CD version because of the awesome soundtrack.

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Originally Posted by Melf

I prefer the Sega CD version because of the awesome soundtrack.

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You mean the crappy jazz and moronic vocals? Oh yeah, that was top-notch stuff right there.. :chick:

"HEY, HEY...HO, HO"

sometimes I play the X68000 or MAME/Arcade version with the sound off, while the Final Fight CD music plays in the background :D best of both worlds :D

This thread was done many moons ago on the GG! board.

Wow.

And after playing AvP2 on the PC, screw the Capcom version. The Konami Aliens trumped it anyway.

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Originally Posted by g0zen

You mean the crappy jazz and moronic vocals? Oh yeah, that was top-notch stuff right there.. :chick:

"HEY, HEY...HO, HO"

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Yeah, don't forget the most polite rasta gang member ever voiced. Dude sounded like an investment banker when he told Haggar his daughter was kidnapped.

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Originally Posted by g0zen

You mean the crappy jazz and moronic vocals? Oh yeah, that was top-notch stuff right there.. :chick:

"HEY, HEY...HO, HO"

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That was one song! Go listen to it again, and you'll see there's a range of tunes there. I think level 7's is the best one but there's lots of guitar rock and stuff.

That song is cheesy as hell though. :p

I was under the impression that the GBA version was the best (new playable characters, etc.) Was I wrong?

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Originally Posted by Korly

I was under the impression that the GBA version was the best (new playable characters, etc.) Was I wrong?

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GBA Fight Fight the best as in what--closest to the original arcade coin-op? nope. X68000 beats it by a mile.

best handheld version? nope. you can play emulated coin-op arcade on a variety of handhelds including the Game Park 32 (GP32).

best Nintendo version? okay it is that.

Have you ever played FF on a GP32? Judging by the specs, it wouldn't seem to be very fun.

The SNES rev is better than the arcade one anyway.

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Originally Posted by piku

The SNES rev is better than the arcade one anyway.

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Now this needs an explanation.

Well, the SNES version had sharper visuals in some ways, beyond that, there's nothing it really does better, or even as well, as the arcade. Plus, the cover art, oh lord what an abonimation that is.

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Originally Posted by Korly

I was under the impression that the GBA version was the best (new playable characters, etc.) Was I wrong?

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The problem with Final Fight One was that instead of porting the game from the actual CPS version, Capcom decided to port the SNES version (more specifically, the Guy version) and throw back all the missing elements from the coin-op. The game's graphics are clearly based on the SNES version. Also, The added characters are nothing more than Guy and Cody using their Street Fighter Alpha sprites, which is really lame.

It's not really that bad, unless you're really anal about it, but Double Dragon Advance is alot better as both, a GBA remake of an Arcade Classic and as a stand-alone game by itself, in my not-so-biased opinion. ;)

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Originally Posted by NeoZeedeater

Now this needs an explanation.

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I think (hope?) he's fucking around.

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Originally Posted by gigadrive

GBA Fight Fight the best as in what--closest to the original arcade coin-op? nope. X68000 beats it by a mile.

best handheld version? nope. you can play emulated coin-op arcade on a variety of handhelds including the Game Park 32 (GP32).

best Nintendo version? okay it is that.

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What's wrong with it? It looks/plays pretty good to me.

*EDIT* Nevermind, Johnny answered me.

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Originally Posted by Melf

I prefer the Sega CD version because of the awesome soundtrack.

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Agreed.

I've seen this X6800 comparison come up before, and what I really don't get is why anyone would care. If I want to play the real Final Fight, I'll just load up the ARCADE VERSION in MAME. :D

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Originally Posted by Revoltor

The Konami Aliens trumped it anyway.

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IDAWTP

The loss of detail is about right for cramming a 384-wide resolution game into 320- keeping the original character sprites would've made them look stretched out horizontally. As for FF X68000 having only 4 enemies on screen at a time, I wonder if you'd see more at higher difficulty settings.

I'll rate Alien vs. Predator and Punisher the same in my book. The Genesis version of Punisher should've been better considering how FFCD was- I just think Sculptured Software (Capcom's contractor) got sloppy with the conversion.

Konami's Aliens doesn't really compare to AvP, but it's still good.

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Originally Posted by piku

The SNES rev is better than the arcade one anyway.

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yeah and a Camero is better than a Ferarri


:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :yuck:

Explaination:

Final Fight, the arcade version, is one of the worst offenders of flat out coin-sucking I have ever played, easily equaling beat 'em up favorites the TMNT arcade games. I don't even need to offer more of an explaination for this other than that fire level halfway through, but add the fact that single player has numerous 8 on 1 situations, as well as a lot of boss cheapery. A shame too, because underneath this fact you have unbelievebly solid game mechaniqes that don't feel like the game is fucking you over (unlike the TMNT games).

Now lets look at the SNES version: hardware limitations keep you from facing more than 4 (often 2 or 3) enemies at once, and the fire level isn't even in the game. Hence more of a "fair" game, and certainly more of an enjoyable one. I never even bother playing the arcade version when I am in the mood for a Final Fight fix because it is a pain in the ass to play - I am pretty good at the SNES version, but the arcade one just frustrated me when I played it.

(also some numbers may be off, I forget details of both games, I haven't played in a while)

So you prefer the version that's missing levels, a playable character, is riddled with flicker and slowdown, and has been censored?

I think he's trying to say that he prefers the streamlined game, which is certainly understandable given his reasons.

I have Final Fight One, and it was horrible, but I've never played any of the other ones

I'm pretty sure the arcade version can be 1cc, so it is just hard rather than unfair.

And what fun is playing a game that doesn't offer much of a challenge?

Still, the SNES version was butchered in so many ways that it would be the last one I'd want to play.

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Originally Posted by Swift

I have Final Fight One, and it was horrible, but I've never played any of the other ones

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As the former owner of that game, I'd like to say that as far as Final Fight goes, FF One was fine, but it couldn't hold my attention past when I unlocked everything, and even that much was a struggle. No version of Final Fight can hold my attention very long. Play Streets of Rage 2 instead. :p

Really, though, the SFA versions of Cody and Guy were a neat addition, but I could never imagine anyone playing Final Fight that much.

It just seemed kind of repetitive. I guess when you're comparing it to Streets of Rage the whole time while playing it, though, any game will seem bad.

How I love Streets of Rage |-)

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Originally Posted by gameoverDude

The Genesis version of Punisher should've been better considering how FFCD was- I just think Sculptured Software (Capcom's contractor) got sloppy with the conversion.

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Yeah, Capcom screwed up by farming it out to an outside company (as opposed to doing it in-house). If the proposed 32X version of Aliens vs. Predator was anything like it, I guess it was better off canned after all.

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Originally Posted by Melf

So you prefer the version that's missing levels, a playable character, is riddled with flicker and slowdown, and has been censored?

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Missing level I don't care because I hate that level, playable character I don't care because I use Cody, flicker and slowdown sucks but isn't that prevalent, and censorship? Oh who fucking cares if I can't see some chicks panties. Honestly now.




And wow Jeremy... that's right on.

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Originally Posted by Melf

So you prefer the version that's missing levels, a playable character, is riddled with flicker and slowdown, and has been censored?

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plus conciderably worse graphics & animation

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Originally Posted by piku

Explaination:

Final Fight, the arcade version, is one of the worst offenders of flat out coin-sucking I have ever played, easily equaling beat 'em up favorites the TMNT arcade games. I don't even need to offer more of an explaination for this other than that fire level halfway through, but add the fact that single player has numerous 8 on 1 situations, as well as a lot of boss cheapery. A shame too, because underneath this fact you have unbelievebly solid game mechaniqes that don't feel like the game is fucking you over (unlike the TMNT games).

Now lets look at the SNES version: hardware limitations keep you from facing more than 4 (often 2 or 3) enemies at once, and the fire level isn't even in the game. Hence more of a "fair" game, and certainly more of an enjoyable one. I never even bother playing the arcade version when I am in the mood for a Final Fight fix because it is a pain in the ass to play - I am pretty good at the SNES version, but the arcade one just frustrated me when I played it.

(also some numbers may be off, I forget details of both games, I haven't played in a while)

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Bah!

You just suck.

I can still one-credit the fucking game to this day.

And the fire can be avoided by simply walking in a straight line from the outset of the level and not deviating from that path. Enemies are so stupid that they will repeatedly roast themselves trying to get to you. All you have to do is stand still and watch them die.

As for boss cheapness, feh. Sodom is my bitch and so is that gay sissy Abigail (he just loves jump kick sndwhiches). That tub of shit Edi E gets tossed around so much he thinks he can fly. The Rasta Bitch? Feh, if you have trouble with him, hang up your gamer's badge.

Belger is the only asshole who likes to give me trouble, till I toss his ass out the window that is.

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Originally Posted by piku

Missing level I don't care because I hate that level, playable character I don't care because I use Cody, flicker and slowdown sucks but isn't that prevalent, and censorship? Oh who fucking cares if I can't see some chicks panties. Honestly now.

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Hey, no need to get a sandy vagina. If you prefer to play the inferior version, then go right ahead.

Man, you guys are being a bit rough on him, he's stated why he prefers the SNES version, why not leave it at that?

I'm not trying to be rough. He stated why he likes the SNES version and I stated why I don't. No insults are needed for that. :)

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Originally Posted by Master of 7s

That tub of shit Edi E gets tossed around so much he thinks he can fly.

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:lol:

Hey NeoZ did you ever do a history of sidescrolling beat em ups thread? Also for me the genre peaked at SOR2.

CPS Changer version is arcade perfect :)

All SNES versions lack 2P mode, at least one playable character, and a few enemies. Add in the slowdown and you have a big festering pile of mediocrity.

Sega CD version was awesome, although some of the music was ass, and Poison's sprite was so butchered that I wish they'd just dropped her altogether. IMO, omissions > censored sprites.

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Originally Posted by soundwave

Hey NeoZ did you ever do a history of sidescrolling beat em ups thread?

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I did one a long time ago. It was relatively short, just covering the 1980s origins I believe.

Final Fight on Sega-CD had awesome music.. sometimes corny yes.. but 80's awesome. :)

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CPS Changer version is arcade perfect :)

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of course :)

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All SNES versions lack 2P mode, at least one playable character, and a few enemies. Add in the slowdown and you have a big festering pile of mediocrity.

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all SNES versions lacked was the best aspects of the arcade game :)

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Sega CD version was awesome, although some of the music was ass, and Poison's sprite was so butchered that I wish they'd just dropped her altogether. IMO, omissions > censored sprites.

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SegaCD was the closest console version. X68000 was the closest home version, unless you had the CPS Changer :D

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Originally Posted by gigadrive

SegaCD was the closest console version.

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Content-wise yes but the SNES version does feel closer to the arcade game in gameplay.

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Originally Posted by kedawa

and a few enemies.

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Actually, the enemy missing was Rolento (being that he was the boss of Stage 4). Roxy and Poison were simply replaced in the localized version, not actually removed.

BTW, anyone else noticed the resemblance between Damnd and Lil' Jon.
http://finalfight.free.fr/fichiers/i...e/ffig0013.png
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0...1.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

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Originally Posted by soundwave

... the genre peaked at SOR2.

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Have you played Advance Guardian Heroes?!?

Hee, Hee, Hee Mr.Haggar...

The best thing about the Sega CD version was the time attack mode. However, the lack of colors on screen really put me off...as did the soundtrack. It was high quality, yeah, but to me it just lost something going from the hard-edge arcade/snes music to...well...to mostly some pretty much mellowed out jazz shit that didn't inspire me to beat the shit out of anybody at all. The orginal subway music from the arcade version may be my favorite level music of all-time...

I actually enjoy the GBA version quite a bit; pump the difficulty up to very hard and at times there's like 8-9 enemies on screen at a time. And that's all the game is anyway--and enemy management game. Preicise postioning, throws and mastery of that backwards-jumping shit rule the day. The orginal Final Fight may be the worlds first "street thug herding" game.

By the way, anyone who appreciates the series would do themselves a favor to check this out. Itsd being made with the Beats of Rage Engine. I haven't installed it yet...but it looks cool enough...

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Originally Posted by Johnny Undaunted

Yeah, Capcom screwed up by farming it out to an outside company (as opposed to doing it in-house). If the proposed 32X version of Aliens vs. Predator was anything like it, I guess it was better off canned after all.

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So true. A subpar AvP conversion after this clusterfuck would probably have been the final straw.

FF's fire level is something I like and hate at the same time. Although the flames can be a pain when 8 bad guys on screen, it's a kick to watch the enemies get barbequed trying to get to you. At any rate, it's one of the cooler levels in the game.

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By the way, anyone who appreciates the series would do themselves a favor to check this out. Itsd being made with the Beats of Rage Engine. I haven't installed it yet...but it looks cool enough...

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What the hell? Why does Haggar look like Franco Bash from the Fatal Fury games?

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Originally Posted by Jetman

What the hell? Why does Haggar look like Franco Bash from the Fatal Fury games?

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This guy's just carrying on the proud Capcom tradition of recycling every sprite you possibly can with the least amount of work possible to get your product done, even if they're SNK characters who wear boxing gloves.

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Originally Posted by gigadrive

SegaCD was the closest console version. X68000 was the closest home version, unless you had the CPS Changer :D

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Yeah, but which version has the best instruction manual?

and what do the bad dudes call their crew?
"WE ARE MADGEAE"?!?

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Originally Posted by Core Boy

Yeah, but which version has the best instruction manual?

and what do the bad dudes call their crew?
"WE ARE MADGEAE"?!?

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Yep. This confirms that Poison is a she-male after all.

THE PICTURE OF THE SEGA CD VERSION WAS A PRINT OF EMULATOR, IN REAL TV WAS MUCH MUCH MUCH DIFERENT, SO STUPID, TRY TO SEE THE FINAL FIGHT CD IN A REAL SEGA CD, WAS PERFECT, LIKE THE ARCADE VERSION, EMULATORS OF SEGA CD SUCKS, THE IMAGE WAS SO BAD AND THE GRAPHICS SUCKS, IN TV WITH REAL SEGA CD FINAL FIGHT WAS THE BEST VERSION. DONT TALK ABOUT THINGS YOU DONT KNOW.

THE PICTURE OF THE SEGA CD VERSION WAS A PRINT OF FINAL FIGHT RUNNING IN A EMULATOR, IN REAL TV WAS MUCH MUCH MUCH DIFERENT, SO STUPID, TRY TO SEE THE FINAL FIGHT CD IN A REAL SEGA CD, WAS PERFECT, LIKE THE ARCADE VERSION, EMULATORS OF SEGA CD SUCKS, THE IMAGE WAS SO BAD AND THE GRAPHICS SUCKS, IN TV WITH REAL SEGA CD FINAL FIGHT WAS THE BEST VERSION. DONT TALK ABOUT THINGS YOU DONT KNOW.
SEGA CD EMULATOR IS NOT LIKE THE REAL SEGA CD, PUT THIS IN YOUR MIND.

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Originally Posted by geibers

THE PICTURE OF THE SEGA CD VERSION WAS A PRINT OF EMULATOR, IN REAL TV WAS MUCH MUCH MUCH DIFERENT, SO STUPID, TRY TO SEE THE FINAL FIGHT CD IN A REAL SEGA CD, WAS PERFECT, LIKE THE ARCADE VERSION, EMULATORS OF SEGA CD SUCKS, THE IMAGE WAS SO BAD AND THE GRAPHICS SUCKS, IN TV WITH REAL SEGA CD FINAL FIGHT WAS THE BEST VERSION. DONT TALK ABOUT THINGS YOU DONT KNOW.

THE PICTURE OF THE SEGA CD VERSION WAS A PRINT OF FINAL FIGHT RUNNING IN A EMULATOR, IN REAL TV WAS MUCH MUCH MUCH DIFERENT, SO STUPID, TRY TO SEE THE FINAL FIGHT CD IN A REAL SEGA CD, WAS PERFECT, LIKE THE ARCADE VERSION, EMULATORS OF SEGA CD SUCKS, THE IMAGE WAS SO BAD AND THE GRAPHICS SUCKS, IN TV WITH REAL SEGA CD FINAL FIGHT WAS THE BEST VERSION. DONT TALK ABOUT THINGS YOU DONT KNOW.
SEGA CD EMULATOR IS NOT LIKE THE REAL SEGA CD, PUT THIS IN YOUR MIND.

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It's almost like he was trying to say something.

I think the tradeoff of a few missing colors/pixels that aren't even noticeable unless you're anal about it for a much better soundtrack is well worth it, Sega CD version for me

So, what's with the string of worthless newbies lately?

thank you mr caps

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Originally Posted by gigadrive

GBA Fight Fight the best as in what--closest to the original arcade coin-op? nope. X68000 beats it by a mile.

best handheld version? nope. you can play emulated coin-op arcade on a variety of handhelds including the Game Park 32 (GP32).

best Nintendo version? okay it is that.

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Having the arcade version on the gamepark doesn't count because IT'S THE FUCKING ARCADE VERSION! It's not a true port to a handheld. Yes it's being played on a handheld but it's not a handheld version.

This debate is now moot, since the PS2 and Xbox will have an arcade perfect Final Fight in less than two weeks.

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

This debate is now moot, since the PS2 and Xbox will have an arcade perfect Final Fight in less than two weeks.

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I haven't kept up lately, I assume it is going to be on some Capcom compilation?

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Originally Posted by geibers

THE PICTURE OF THE SEGA CD VERSION WAS A PRINT OF EMULATOR, IN REAL TV WAS MUCH MUCH MUCH DIFERENT, SO STUPID, TRY TO SEE THE FINAL FIGHT CD IN A REAL SEGA CD, WAS PERFECT, LIKE THE ARCADE VERSION, EMULATORS OF SEGA CD SUCKS, THE IMAGE WAS SO BAD AND THE GRAPHICS SUCKS, IN TV WITH REAL SEGA CD FINAL FIGHT WAS THE BEST VERSION. DONT TALK ABOUT THINGS YOU DONT KNOW.

THE PICTURE OF THE SEGA CD VERSION WAS A PRINT OF FINAL FIGHT RUNNING IN A EMULATOR, IN REAL TV WAS MUCH MUCH MUCH DIFERENT, SO STUPID, TRY TO SEE THE FINAL FIGHT CD IN A REAL SEGA CD, WAS PERFECT, LIKE THE ARCADE VERSION, EMULATORS OF SEGA CD SUCKS, THE IMAGE WAS SO BAD AND THE GRAPHICS SUCKS, IN TV WITH REAL SEGA CD FINAL FIGHT WAS THE BEST VERSION. DONT TALK ABOUT THINGS YOU DONT KNOW.
SEGA CD EMULATOR IS NOT LIKE THE REAL SEGA CD, PUT THIS IN YOUR MIND.

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Lets see.

All Caps? Check.
Bringing an old ass post from the dead? Check.
Long ranting incoherient post? Check.
Insulting people? Check.

The most deserving post of this in a while..

http://www.boomspeed.com/jnyace13/stfunewbie.jpg

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

This debate is now moot, since the PS2 and Xbox will have an arcade perfect Final Fight in less than two weeks.

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No, its more hardcore to play the game on ancient, worthless systems.

Duh.

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Originally Posted by ChaoofNee

So, what's with the string of worthless newbies lately?

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I disagree. I like this guy already.

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Originally Posted by geibers

THE PICTURE OF THE SEGA CD VERSION WAS A PRINT OF EMULATOR, IN REAL TV WAS MUCH MUCH MUCH DIFERENT, SO STUPID, TRY TO SEE THE FINAL FIGHT CD IN A REAL SEGA CD, WAS PERFECT, LIKE THE ARCADE VERSION, EMULATORS OF SEGA CD SUCKS, THE IMAGE WAS SO BAD AND THE GRAPHICS SUCKS, IN TV WITH REAL SEGA CD FINAL FIGHT WAS THE BEST VERSION. DONT TALK ABOUT THINGS YOU DONT KNOW.

THE PICTURE OF THE SEGA CD VERSION WAS A PRINT OF FINAL FIGHT RUNNING IN A EMULATOR, IN REAL TV WAS MUCH MUCH MUCH DIFERENT, SO STUPID, TRY TO SEE THE FINAL FIGHT CD IN A REAL SEGA CD, WAS PERFECT, LIKE THE ARCADE VERSION, EMULATORS OF SEGA CD SUCKS, THE IMAGE WAS SO BAD AND THE GRAPHICS SUCKS, IN TV WITH REAL SEGA CD FINAL FIGHT WAS THE BEST VERSION. DONT TALK ABOUT THINGS YOU DONT KNOW.
SEGA CD EMULATOR IS NOT LIKE THE REAL SEGA CD, PUT THIS IN YOUR MIND.

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bonus shit or what i mean what do those guys at Capcom smoke anyhow i think those jap bastards love to freak, no, i take that back i know those jap bastards love to freak on side scrollers and thats cool if youre a little jap bastard but i am not

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Originally Posted by Dolemite

bonus shit or what i mean what do those guys at Capcom smoke anyhow i think those jap bastars love to freak, no, i take that back i know those jap bastards love to freak on side scrollers and thats cool if youre a little jap bastard but i am not

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its like that article that was pulled from gamefan :wtf:

Wow, this guy really likes the Sega CD.

Or maybe he just hates emulators.

Or maybe he's a nutcase. At any rate, Final Fight for the Sega CD didn't look as good as the arcade, thanks to the Genesis' dingy color pallette.

I'm so hardcore I only play Final Fight JAMMA boards.

And about the Sega CD version, the biggest problem with it is the timing of the punches. You cannot make Guy or Cody punch as fast in the CD version, it's just not possible.

"Jap bastards" is so redundant.

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Originally Posted by JefmcC

I'm so hardcore I only play Final Fight JAMMA boards.

And about the Sega CD version, the biggest problem with it is the timing of the punches. You cannot make Guy or Cody punch as fast in the CD version, it's just not possible.

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I thought the punches felt sluggish. In the arcade, you can punch almost as fast as you hit the button.

The SNES version lets you punch that fast but I'd find the lack of Rolento's stage to be a downer. That version could've used another 2 Megabits.

Right now, Sega CD Final Fight is too far off for me even if it's a "complete" version. Aren't there some missing animation frames? I actually like the arcade version's soundtrack more than the arranged one, especially in the Industrial stage.

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

"Jap bastards" is so redundant.

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Weren't two of the games in your sig made in Japan?

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Originally Posted by gameoverDude

I thought the punches felt sluggish. In the arcade, you can punch almost as fast as you hit the button.

The SNES version lets you punch that fast but I'd find the lack of Rolento's stage to be a downer. That version could've used another 2 Megabits.

Right now, Sega CD Final Fight is too far off for me even if it's a "complete" version. Aren't there some missing animation frames? I actually like the arcade version's soundtrack more than the arranged one, especially in the Industrial stage.

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The Sega CD version is far from complete. I think it's missing an entire level. I don't remember the level with all the flames in the Sega CD version.

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Originally Posted by JefmcC

The Sega CD version is far from complete. I think it's missing an entire level. I don't remember the level with all the flames in the Sega CD version.

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Every level is there- flames included. You may be thinking of the SNES version which I believe is missing the Rolento stage (which may be the flame stage).

and elevator. That part was really good in arcades, you don't see a 3 enemy limit on-screen like the sega version.

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Originally Posted by Zerodash

Every level is there- flames included. You may be thinking of the SNES version which I believe is missing the Rolento stage (which may be the flame stage).

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Oops I suck.

I didn't know that X68000 was sooo similar to the CPS1. Nice, long time ago I have already do a comparions between the CPS1 - MCD (jp/us) version, is avaible on arcade-extreme.com but the text is in italian language (sorry).

Thanks for the info!

Heh, his name sounds like dicks.

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Originally Posted by Brand X

Heh, his name sounds like dicks.

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That sucks.

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Originally Posted by geibers

THE PICTURE OF THE SEGA CD VERSION WAS A PRINT OF EMULATOR, IN REAL TV WAS MUCH MUCH MUCH DIFERENT, SO STUPID, TRY TO SEE THE FINAL FIGHT CD IN A REAL SEGA CD, WAS PERFECT, LIKE THE ARCADE VERSION, EMULATORS OF SEGA CD SUCKS, THE IMAGE WAS SO BAD AND THE GRAPHICS SUCKS, IN TV WITH REAL SEGA CD FINAL FIGHT WAS THE BEST VERSION. DONT TALK ABOUT THINGS YOU DONT KNOW.

THE PICTURE OF THE SEGA CD VERSION WAS A PRINT OF FINAL FIGHT RUNNING IN A EMULATOR, IN REAL TV WAS MUCH MUCH MUCH DIFERENT, SO STUPID, TRY TO SEE THE FINAL FIGHT CD IN A REAL SEGA CD, WAS PERFECT, LIKE THE ARCADE VERSION, EMULATORS OF SEGA CD SUCKS, THE IMAGE WAS SO BAD AND THE GRAPHICS SUCKS, IN TV WITH REAL SEGA CD FINAL FIGHT WAS THE BEST VERSION. DONT TALK ABOUT THINGS YOU DONT KNOW.
SEGA CD EMULATOR IS NOT LIKE THE REAL SEGA CD, PUT THIS IN YOUR MIND.

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THANK YOU THIS INFORMATION WELL USEFUL!