Street Fighter 2 CE quiz

[GK Punk]

Okay, I have three Screen shots here, Each from one of the Three home versions of Street Fighter 2 Champion Edition. In order, can anyone guess which is which?

http://kittie.onlinecomics.biz/sfce.jpg

[Savanti Romero]

You mean guess what system they belong to, or what? :-?

[GK Punk]

Yeah, it's the Three 16-bit home SF2' games. Which screen belongs to which home console.

[Wingnut]

These are guesses

Far left=SNES version
Middle=Genesis
Far right=no clue :-?

[ThirdMarioBro]

SNES
Turbograph 16
Genesis

I'm guessing according to the level of color detail. Only own the SNES version though.

[GK Punk]

SNES
Turbograph 16
Genesis

I'm guessing according to the level of color detail. Only own the SNES version though.

Wow, dead on :D

[ThirdMarioBro]

YES!!!

[Stone Ill]

You know, I can almost guarantee that ThirdMarioBros cheated. :x

[GK Punk]

Id be interested in hearing your theory.
I TRIED really hard to make it not too obvious which is which.

[The Defibrillator]

Wow, I wouldn't have guessed that in a million years.

[Anarky]

what's a turbograph 16? never heard of that thing...

[jeff the cheff]

I would have guessed the same, except for the middle one, I've never even heard of that system before. :-?

[ThirdMarioBro]

You know, I can almost guarantee that ThirdMarioBros cheated. :x

I'd like to know why you think I cheated. I just guessed according to the level of color in each screen.


I'll explain. The one on the left was most likely the SNES because of the level of detail in the graphics. Look at the detail in the floor boards on the dojo. The one on the right was most likely the Genesis due to the fuzzy graphics. Genesis is known for that. The middle one had to be Turbograph 16. It was the only other system that the game was released on back then.

For those who don't know, the Turbograph 16 was NEC's attempt to enter the console market. It was an 8 bit system with 16 bit graphics. It died, though they did manage a portable version that played the cartridge games. The home console also played CD games.

Again Stone, why do you think I cheated?

[GK Punk]

And the TG16 had some of the best games from that time period as well.
(I personally own the Turbo Duo, which was a souped up TG16 and several games for the system)

[CookSux]

Boo I wanted to play...

[ThirdMarioBro]

And the TG16 had some of the best games from that time period as well.
(I personally own the Turbo Duo, which was a souped up TG16 and several games for the system)

Cool, never heard of the Turbo Duo. I'll have to go look that one up in the video game dictionary.

[Wingnut]

wow,good job Third Mario Bro. I used to have a Turbografx 16 many moons ago. Cool system,good titles,bad marketing. Thats the story for many good systems in that time,Nintendo and Sega had a death grip on everything back then. Ah enough with my video game ramblig. BTW grunger congrats on the mod-ship(i never got a chance to tell ya)

[CookSux]

Grunger... change your avatar back to the hotter one...

[Stone Ill]

You know, I can almost guarantee that ThirdMarioBros cheated. :x

I'd like to know why you think I cheated. I just guessed according to the level of color in each screen.


I'll explain. The one on the left was most likely the SNES because of the level of detail in the graphics. Look at the detail in the floor boards on the dojo. The one on the right was most likely the Genesis due to the fuzzy graphics. Genesis is known for that. The middle one had to be Turbograph 16. It was the only other system that the game was released on back then.

For those who don't know, the Turbograph 16 was NEC's attempt to enter the console market. It was an 8 bit system with 16 bit graphics. It died, though they did manage a portable version that played the cartridge games. The home console also played CD games.

Again Stone, why do you think I cheated?

Were you ever a little kid? When someone would get something right, the other person would accuse them of cheating because they felt stupid. :lol:

[ThirdMarioBro]

Oh. Sorry :embarass:

[Ninjinister]

Get educated! (http://darkwatcher.psxfanatics.com/console/turbo.htm)

[Nosferatu]

The Turbografx 16 doesn't seem to have been a very attractive looking system. :ohwell:

[GK Punk]

The Turbografx 16 doesn't seem to have been a very attractive looking system. :ohwell:

Well several of the games were really fun, Especially the RPGs. My favorite game series, Valis was AMAZING on the TG16 Cd system. The SNES and Genesis versions of the Valis games kinda sucked.

[ThirdMarioBro]

I've always known about the TG-16. I just hadn't played it. Last September, Tulsa Oklahoma held it's first "Oklehoma Classic Gaming Exibition". The place was heaven. A Mario Kart tournament where 200 people got their asses handed to them by the world champion (Dude, that was sweet.), me included. 3 MAME cabinets were on display, and Street Fighter 3:Third Strike was running on one of them. While there, I got to play a TG-16 with Street Fight 2 CE, for the first time. I came in third in the Classic Gaming Tournament (total score on Frogger, Raiden, and Tempest 3000), and won the drawing for a mint condition N64, and $40.00 gift cirtificate to Pack Rat Videro Games. :D Man, I hope they do that again this year. :roll:

[That Matt Guy]

Woah, I didn't know Sega Genesis came out in 1988.

[Nosferatu]

The Turbografx 16 doesn't seem to have been a very attractive looking system. :ohwell:

Well several of the games were really fun, Especially the RPGs. My favorite game series, Valis was AMAZING on the TG16 Cd system. The SNES and Genesis versions of the Valis games kinda sucked.

I don't doubt that the games may have been fun, I'm just saying the system itself looks hideous. It's like the just made some random, clunkly mold for the plastic.

The graphics looked pretty good for it's time. Very good actually.

[GK Punk]

Ah I see what you are saying. Yeah The Turbo Duo itself looks much better than the original TG16. It's like a smaller PS2 in away.

[Tetsu Deinonychus]

The Turbographix 16, the Atari 7800, this site takes me back.

**nostalgic tear**