PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX DiscussionQuote from: guest on 04/02/2015, 08:41 AMSame answer each time this topic gets posted: Black Tiger.I'm not sure by what you are saying about exclusives? Unless you are saying Bucky O'Hare could (should?) be released on different systems? In that case the more the merrier.
Besides being one of the best games ever made and by far the greatest arcade game we'll ever see, a PCE SCD port could be identical, other than the shades of the colors.Quote from: MrFlutterPie on 04/02/2015, 07:22 AMSNES games are not all exclusives (see the examples you gave).Quote from: HailingTheThings on 04/01/2015, 11:44 PMBucky O'Hare because reasons. efffffffffffffffffffffDisagree.
Konami ports on the SNES were some of their best. This should have been on the SNES with Sunset Riders and TMNT 4.
Which Konami 4-player arcade beat-em-up ports for the PC Engine lead you to believe that the PCE wouldn't do a better job than SNES?
It's easy to say X game should have been on Y system now a days in the age of collecting with the internet and ebay. One of the biggest reasons I would prefer Bucky on the SNES is that I could have played it as a kid. I never saw a Turbo CD or Duo until I started collecting. As a kid only Radio Shack carried Turbo. So even with the ability to track games down now as an adult I could still end up screwed where a Turbo CD version could be jacked up to $500+ and be unattainable. Most high end SNES rares are still obtainable.
So yes I bet the Turbo could have a done a good job (Although I admit I can't think of too many popular 4 player Konami arcade beat em up games were even released for the PCE) However, having it on the SNES would have allowed me to enjoy it as a kid and now.
But then again we all obey here so for the most part the answer will always be OBEY.
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