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I had a thing for the SNES that took any game on floppy disk - so SNES every time.
I think We need to get something straight!
The Megadrive had Street Fighter II: Special Championship Edition - this was FASTER than Turbo which came out on the SNES.
The above fact Plus the 6 button controller on the Megadrive meant that playing SF on the megadrive was a much better experience closer to the 6-button arcade machines.
I will never understand why so many think the SNES had such a great controller anyway - ok it had 6 buttons fromthe get go but, and lets face it, the shoulder buttons were, frankly, TERRIBLE. it was like someone stuck them on as an after thought - they were so cheap and had zero travel.
I've just remembered Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine.
Now I'm torn.

I'm sorry, but if we're talking about music and not sound quality, the Megadrive simply destroys the Super Nintendo... Each Sonic game has more great tracks on it than the entire library of games on the SNES.


I think We need to get something straight!
The Megadrive had Street Fighter II: Special Championship Edition - this was FASTER than Turbo which came out on the SNES.
I will never understand why so many think the SNES had such a great controller anyway - ok it had 6 buttons fromthe get go but, and lets face it, the shoulder buttons were, frankly, TERRIBLE. it was like someone stuck them on as an after thought - they were so cheap and had zero travel.
Classic Sonic > Classic Mario, so Megadrive for me.
SNES was better especially the us version, the pal version had some nasty slowdown on some games, street fighter & mario kart us versions for example were way better.
Megadrive was great too though in its own right, as was the Japanese pc engine.
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