![]() The Foot Soldiers aren't as easy to beat. Othe than the lack of throwing an enemy at the screen the gameplay is the same, and even better on the Genesis game I think. It has about the same number of stages, yes there's 10 stages in the SNES and 5 on the Genesis, but each SNES stage was only one level, while each Genesis stage ranges from three to two (maybe one for one of them?), which explains the lack of bosses in Hyperstone Heist. It's not exactly superior, it's just lacking the Mode 7 stuff and bosses. I just finished Knights of the Round on the Snes and loved it. I've heard Turtles in Time is superior to The Hyperstone Heist, but I have not played Heist yet so I can't comment on that. It was our first time playing the game and It was easy to see what all the praise was about. ![]() ![]() We fired it up and almost finished it on two player mode. Better yet, a Snes was hooked up to the arcade cabinet, and among the stack of games was a copy of Turtles in Time. I've heard Turtles in Time is superior to The Hyperstone Heist, but I have not played Heist yet so I can't comment on that. Streets of Rage 1 and 2 are among my favorites of all time and the soundtrack to 2 is one of the best of any game IMO. So that night got me thinking, which system is better for beat em ups? Snes or Genesis? Double Dragon the Genesis is a lot closer to the arcade version, but Super Double Dragon has it beat by a long shot. I remember that there was an arcade cabinet downstairs so we make our way down there and to our surprise no one else was down there. When nighttime came almost everyone started getting drunk so a friend and I decided to go inside the house (I had been in there before and knew my way around). So a few weeks ago I was at an open house with a few friends.
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