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| OmegaDog
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|  "Re(1):eh? what'zzzzz up with that???"
, posted Thu 2 May 18:41
At least on a graphical level, I actually don't have many complaints with KOF '99 for the PSX, having invested several quarters into the MVS version. Cut frames and less-animated backgrounds were evident, and there were of course the load times, but it was still pretty much acceptable (load times are made much better on a PS2 playing PSX games at Fast Disc Speed). The sound effects were really low quality -- but that was really only my complaint. (I don't yet have the ability to determine differences in combos between versions though -- that, and it's been a good year since I've played the MVS version of KOF '99.)
MSX, though -- another MVS favorite.  Gameplay looked to be intact, but at least from the videos shown on IGN, the animation seemed to be cut incredibly. (Eh, still a less-expensive version of MSX than the AES version, though...)
... and out of curiosity, if anyone knows: how well does the PSX version of KOF '99 compare to the Neo-Geo CD version of KOF '99? [And because, according to GameFAQs and VGMuseum, only Metal Slug 2 was released for the Neo-Geo CD,] how does NGCD MS2 compare to Metal Slug X for the PSX?
NEXT STAGE IS 2
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| justicekyo
98th Post
Occasional Customer
| "Re(2):eh? what'zzzzz up with that???" , posted Thu 2 May 18:45
quote:
At least on a graphical level, I actually don't have many complaints with KOF '99 for the PSX, having invested several quarters into the MVS version. Cut frames and less-animated backgrounds were evident, and there were of course the load times, but it was still pretty much acceptable (load times are made much better on a PS2 playing PSX games at Fast Disc Speed). The sound effects were really low quality -- but that was really only my complaint. (I don't yet have the ability to determine differences in combos between versions though -- that, and it's been a good year since I've played the MVS version of KOF '99.)
MSX, though -- another MVS favorite. Gameplay looked to be intact, but at least from the videos shown on IGN, the animation seemed to be cut incredibly. (Eh, still a less-expensive version of MSX than the AES version, though...)
... and out of curiosity, if anyone knows: how well does the PSX version of KOF '99 compare to the Neo-Geo CD version of KOF '99? [And because, according to GameFAQs and VGMuseum, only Metal Slug 2 was released for the Neo-Geo CD,] how does NGCD MS2 compare to Metal Slug X for the PSX?
NGCD(1x)- Sloooooowwwwwwww loading.. better make a sandwich while you wait.
NGCDZ- loading is still somewhat slow.. but alittle better. but the CDZ isnt "2x" like SNK claimed it was.... it just had an extra memory buffer... it still loads somewhat slow on newer games like '99 and MSX tho.
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