Exile TurboGrafx-CD vs Exile Sega Genesis over at Sega-16.com
http://www.sega-16.com/Side%20by%20Side-%20Exile.php
I read that this morning.
Now I need to get me a copy of Exile!
The Turbo version wins by default because it has a nicer looking title screen.
In the end, that's all that really matters in comparisons between any two games.
The Turbo wins by default because of its nudity. :mrgreen:
Seriously though, I'll have to nab a copy of that game sometime.
I've all ways prefer the turbo version any ways.
To it's spoken dialogue,music etc beside it's full size title screen.
Still at least renovation try there best for the genny version....
Quote from: nat on 09/07/2007, 08:22 PMI read that this morning.
Now I need to get me a copy of Exile!
The Turbo version wins by default because it has a nicer looking title screen.
I guess then that the PC Engine version also loses. :(
haha, ya, It lacks that cool sword throught the title that the turbo version has :P
Huh? All the weapons are the same.
EDIT: Nevermind, you're talking about the sword graphic in the letter X of the title screen. Sorry, I'm a bit slow or something. :)
That was fun to read, Joe. :)
I need to pick up the Genesis version :D ...just because
While the Genesis font might be small and all caps (like the first Exile on TGCD), the TGCD version didn't even bother to change the text routine from the Japanese one. It uses the Japanese system card English letters - " H e l l o. T h i s l o o k s t e r i b l e.". Atleast with Cosmic Fantasy they fixed it (even though it was still a poor method).
That was a nice read. I had experienced the Genny version, but the TGCD is the clear winner.
Quote from: nat on 09/07/2007, 08:22 PM...
The Turbo version wins by default because it has a nicer looking title screen.
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 09/07/2007, 08:23 PMIn the end, that's all that really matters in comparisons between any two games.
yes. that and the box art. :P
slick read, indeed. but, what the heck kind of statement is this?
QuotePresentation: Both games are exactly the same in this matter, only different.
not sure if a more blatant oxymoron could ever be typed.
Outstanding article, loved it!
And I agree with Joe about the SEGA logo when booting it up, that makes the Genesis version a clear winner for me.
Quote from: CosMindQuotePresentation: Both games are exactly the same in this matter, only different.
not sure if a more blatant oxymoron could ever be typed.
Welcome to my world of writing!
Quote from: Keranu on 09/08/2007, 04:28 PMOutstanding article, loved it!
And I agree with Joe about the SEGA logo when booting it up, that makes the Genesis version a clear winner for me.
Man, that part cracked me up so much.
Joe, you have such a wicked sense of humor!
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 09/08/2007, 05:24 PMQuote from: CosMindQuotePresentation: Both games are exactly the same in this matter, only different.
not sure if a more blatant oxymoron could ever be typed.
Welcome to my world of writing!
it's actually quite ace =D>
it wasn't until the second read through that i caught on to the fact that it was indeed
intended to juxtapose itself.
my fault for being dense on the matter, really 8-[
PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX Discussion => Topic started by: Joe Redifer on 09/07/2007, 07:42 PM