I had ROTK 2 on PC, but the PC version definately has it's strengths. It was more responsive and easier to navigate the menus, which is quite important for this type of game. The graphics I think were at least as good as the nes version. Sound not so much
There arent that many. A lot of people would say the c64 version of platoon is better than the nes, but I own both and i personally think the platoon on the nes is better.
In terms of ultima, the games may seem more playable on the nes but the originals version seem nicer. Maniac is better on the c64/dos as well.
I had ROTK 2 on PC, but the PC version definately has it's strengths. It was more responsive and easier to navigate the menus, which is quite important for this type of game. The graphics I think were at least as good as the nes version. Sound not so much
I forgot 2 was NES too, I only really ever played it on SNES and PC.
Larry for the NES is great! Then again, it is the only version that I have ever played, so I can't say which is better.
Were there any games that went from say the MSX to Famicom back to PC, where the NES version was used as the base and not the original version? Just curious, as MSX stuff and its influence on the Famicom have become increasingly interesting to me.
Larry for the NES is great! Then again, it is the only version that I have ever played, so I can't say which is better.
Were there any games that went from say the MSX to Famicom back to PC, where the NES version was used as the base and not the original version? Just curious, as MSX stuff and its influence on the Famicom have become increasingly interesting to me.
I'd like to know too as I haven't done too much research on the MSX.
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I've never played through the NES game to know if it is feature-complete, though.
Similar for Wizardry 1 and 2.
The early Ultima games probably qualify.
In terms of ultima, the games may seem more playable on the nes but the originals version seem nicer. Maniac is better on the c64/dos as well.
720 may have been better on the nes.
I had ROTK 2 on PC, but the PC version definately has it's strengths. It was more responsive and easier to navigate the menus, which is quite important for this type of game. The graphics I think were at least as good as the nes version. Sound not so much
I forgot 2 was NES too, I only really ever played it on SNES and PC.
Were there any games that went from say the MSX to Famicom back to PC, where the NES version was used as the base and not the original version? Just curious, as MSX stuff and its influence on the Famicom have become increasingly interesting to me.
Larry for the NES is great! Then again, it is the only version that I have ever played, so I can't say which is better.
Were there any games that went from say the MSX to Famicom back to PC, where the NES version was used as the base and not the original version? Just curious, as MSX stuff and its influence on the Famicom have become increasingly interesting to me.
I'd like to know too as I haven't done too much research on the MSX.