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In article <275aa9$c...@sal-sun59.usc.edu>, shih...@sal-sun59.usc.edu
(Shih-ta Peng) writes:
|> cu...@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu (John Corey) writes:
|> 
|> >k...@po.CWRU.Edu (Kenton P. Zinn) writes:
|> 
|> 
|> 
|> >Sorry, but you did just blow that $62 ..
|> 
|> $62 is way too much for the Genesis version, regardless of quality. It
|> can be found for a little over $50, I think.
|> 
|> > the SNES version isn't as good as
|> >the arcade, but it to MUCH MUCH MUCH better than Genesis ..
|> 
|> It may LOOK or SOUND much much better but it plays much much worse.
|> 
|> >  The main
|> >problem with the Genesis version is that they don't have very many of
|> the
|> >sounds from the arcade.  I think Scorpion's "Get over here" is about
|> it...
|> 
|> The main problem with your arguement is that somehow the gameplay takes
|> a back seat to the A/V. You're playing a video game, not watching some
|> movie.
|> 
|> >Although Gene's intros are pretty cool, the
|> >actually game playing SUCKS!
|> 
|> Obviously, you haven't played the Genesis version.
|> 
|> STP

I have to support STP in this issue (did I ever disagree
with him ? :)). Look & Sound has nothing to do with gameplay.
They're 2, well actually, three different issues. I played
both the snes & genesis versions, and I only keep the Genesis
version because it has better gameplay, for example, the timing
of the moves are closer to the arcade. For me, it is also easier
to perform a move on the Genesis pad than the Snes pad. The ending
sequence for Genesis MK is closer to the arcade ending. 

BTW, the game only costed me $50. 
Perhaps the segacd version will put in all the sounds and missing
frames, and it will probably be cheaper ($41 according to the
current quote from Marty). Let's wait and see.

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