/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.2848317]

which home version of DOA1 was better?

also retro 3D fighter thread, cuz why not.

[Anonymous No.2848319]

slightly off topic sry but damn, there's another cover for the "based Saturn cover art compendium" dayum

[Anonymous No.2848324]

>>2848319

yeah if Im being honest Im kind of leaning to saturn just cuz that looks damn nice.

[Anonymous No.2848327]

Saturn version is a port of the original Model 2 game, a damn good one.

The PS1 version is different, kinda DoA 1.5, it has different outfits, backgrounds and 3D models. The 3D models are good but the backgrounds suck compared to the Saturn version.

[Anonymous No.2848358]

Xbox version, which is a spruced up Saturn version.

[Anonymous No.2848376]

>>2848358

does ultimate run on the 360? I heard there where some uh issues

[Anonymous No.2848391]

>>2848376
>I heard there where some uh issues

You can say that about virtually every single game that runs on the 360. The only games where they went out of their way to iron out any emulation bugs were Halo 1 and 2. Everything else that runs is "playable" but has a shitton -- almost always audio or slowdown, usually both -- of assorted issues.

That said, I don't have Ultimate, so I don't know for sure, but out of the dozen or so original Xbox games I've played on the 360 that aren't Halo, everything has one big pain in the ass issue that just makes me pull out the original Xbox.

[Anonymous No.2848442]

Saturn/XBOX version is better on the eyes, but the PSX version has so much extra content that it isn't even funny. Because of that, the development team based all later Arcade versions of DOA1 off the PSX version.

The extra content is a ton of costumes and playable Ayane. I believe she was included in the XBOX version.

[Anonymous No.2848456]

>>2848317
psx
saturn doa is a port of the original arcade version while psx has bass/ayane and many more outfits. music is also different between the games. early doa development was interesting.

[Anonymous No.2848470]

>>2848442
How is more outfits so much extra content. The new character counts though.

As for Dead or Alive++, it's most likely a budget arcade, it's not even close to the original Model 2 arcade, it's just a PS1.

[Anonymous No.2848483]

who cares; doa1 & tekken1 are clunky pieces of shit fucking hipsters

[Anonymous No.2848502]

>>2848470
IIRC, the differences are:
- Bass and Ayane are playable
- The arcade/Saturn versions were made for the Sega Model 2, while the PSX version had a completely new fighting engine (if you play both, you'll see a lot of differences instantly)
- Most of the characters gained extra costumes, mainly the females, who could get as much as 13 (or was it 11) extra costumes
- Music was different

[Anonymous No.2848506]

>>2848470
The original was made in the Sega Model 2, the ++ version was made in the ZN-1 (which was basically a souped-up PSX).

[Anonymous No.2849041]

>>2848470
>How is more outfits so much extra content

How is it not?

[Anonymous No.2849049]

>>2848327
This. This is the only post in this thread you need to read. He got everything right. Well done.

[Anonymous No.2849713]

>>2848483
is this your first day here ?

[Anonymous No.2851682]

>>2848456

I always like seeing early rejected character designs

[Anonymous No.2851692]

>>2848317
The arcade, bar none.

[Anonymous No.2851757]

on the ps1 version I lost 18 times in a row in the third fight..then I beat the boss in one try

[Anonymous No.2851778]

Didn't the saturn version have character endings?

>>2851757

Raidou's not exactly Geese Howard is he

[Anonymous No.2851790]

>>2851757
The third fight is Gen-Fu is it?
He's pretty tough for a newcomer, Raidou is shit once you realize he's basically a shittier Hayabusa with slightly more grappling, his throws look hella sweet though