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Please name me some good ones.
Even if the game came out for both SNES and Genesis (not counting arcade ports) feel free to mention the game in this thread if it is better than its SNES counterpart.
But I'm really looking for the Genesis exclusive fighters. (No DBZ plz) The YuYu Hakusho game seemed fun if memory servers me correctly.
Oh and I HATE eternal champions.
Was Brutal Paws of Fury BEST on Sega CD?
thanks again
Yu Yu Hakusho is the best one, and really the only one that matters.
Is there a story? Has it been translated? Guess I will have to watch an OVA then go play the game for motivation . I love fighting games that have animes attached to them
It's been fan translated, the game does not have a story unfortunately, which is a shame (and really stupid) considering the source material.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceroftheShadows
The music in the game is amazing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACB2MuZMDBw
I remember this game being better than any of the 16bit dragon ball games. Heck even better than the arcade Dragonballs
I owned a YuYu Hakusho fighitng game for the TurboGrafx CD that was like FIRST PERSON.... weird indeed. But once you learned how to play it cool things would happen
There's another Yu Yu Hakusho game for the genesis that's similar to that one (2nd person instead of first person though):Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceroftheShadows
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y06j0ohdKY4
I don't think there's a translation for this one.
It always amazed me that SoA never bought this game over here. I mean really a 4 player fighter should stay over in Japan!?
Even if they had to replace every character with characters from some other popular series (like the gundam game on the snes was replaced with power rangers stuff) it was really dumb on their part no to bring it over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Da_Shocker
Nothing says blast processing more than a 4 player fighter with great music and a ton of special effects.
I was going to mention Street Smart and maybe even Last Battle and Heavy Nova, but dang that Yu Yu Achoo game looks great!
My favorite song from Yu Yu Hakusho is Sub-Space 2. Guess that tune was composed by the same guy involved with GH and Alien Soldier (sounds a lot like his style).
ok lets not make this a YUYU hakusho thread plz
Street Smart, Last Battle and Heavy Nova huh?
Street Smart Arcade version
http://www.retrocpu.com/mame/images/..._version_1.png
Genesis version (more zoomed out, but how does it play compared to the coin up)
http://www.coolrom.com/screenshots/g...mart%20(2).gif
Last Battle was a Fist of the NOrth Star side scroller.... surprised no one ever hacked the english verison to contain blood or to translate the japanese version without cencorship.
Heavy Nova
Oh my god, this was a terrible prequel to Black Hole Assault. A game I owned as a small child and hated, wonder how i would like it now.
I love Black Hole Assault, on the PCE CD or Sega CD it just has a style that keeps me interested. I can't stand Heavy Nova, but it is technically more complex than Black Hole Assault.
I've only played Street Smart on the Genesis and wasn't terribly impressed, it seemed like it only had three moves but it has been so long I might be wrong about that. It was fairly fast, if it was a beat-em up instead of a one on one fighter I might have liked it more.
Last Battle is Fist of the North Star, I consider it a sequel to Black Belt, which is also Fist of the North Star. I really enjoy the one on one fighting in both games.
OK so I compiled a list of Genesis exclusive fighters based on Gamefaqs database, some maybe on other systems, please point them out if they are
Deadly Moves
Double Dragon 5
Dragon Bruce Lee Story
Fighting Masters
Justice League Task Force
Lobo (prototype)
VR Troopers
let me know if there are SNES versions of any of these
I know VR Troopers is available for the Game Gear
The following games you listed have SNES versions:Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceroftheShadows
Deadly Moves(Called "Power Moves")
Double Dragon 5
Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
Justice League Task Force