/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8750638
>point me to any other game where this also affected the insta-death spike graphics:
As stated above, the spike collision detection is very lenient. You can literally be on top of them and not die. See pic related. You're making a mountain out of a mole hill.
>No, it just reads like you amended your take.
My post said the following:
+Better Music
-Lower Quality sound effects.
It seems more like you failed to read it.>>8750423
>Actually explain.
There's more enemies you have to deal with in a few spots, so the game is a bit more challenging. In other spots there's additional scenery sprites which again add more detail to the stages. Again you can try to downplay this all you want, it's still a win for Saturn.
>It released in Janury so it's a 9th anniversary game!
So what? The point is the Saturn version has additional content to commemorate this in all regions. Clearly this isn't due to some Capcom USA marketing ploy if it's also in the Japanese Saturn release. It's clear this stuff was intended to be in the game by the developers, the PS1 version for some reason released before these things were implemented.
>I read the wikipedia page! Do your research!
You realize there's a ton of info wrong on that page right? They don't even have the right release dates. The thing you're quoting comes from an off the cuff remark from an old G4 video.
>The FMVs are worse!
Any quality difference is marginal at best:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzS7mtHHhCs

This along with the lower quality sound effects isn't really the deal breaker you're trying to make it out to be.
>Way to completely miss the point
What is the point then? The Saturn has lower quality sound effects and Cinepak FMVs? We already knew that, it doesn't change the fact it's the definitive version.
>o obsessed one.
I'm not the one posting a screenshot of my own post in every thread this subject comes up in to try and defend the PS1's honor and downplay the pros of the Saturn version.