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Originally Posted by Leo656
But the NES version has a WHOLE EXTRA LEVEL! 
I'unno, having played both quite a bit, and having the Arcade original on my Xbox 360 hard drive, they both have their charms. The Arcade original definitely looks and sounds much better, but kind of gets on my nerves for how quarter-munching irritating it can be, and how it's basically just "Flying Dropkick everything until You Win" with no need to use any other attacks (and often, other attacks will put you at a disadvantage).
I'll meet you in the middle on that TF/SF example. Seems totally fair. It's also probably THE best SFII clone, having played several of them. On any given day, though, I'm more apt to play TF than any of the versions of SFII, but that's just me. |
Well, I dunno. SF can be tough but TF's difficulty feels more cheap to me. It's like the AI blocks 99% of the **** you throw at it regardless of the difficulty level you play the game in.