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I worked at Gamepro during these years, I played EVERY game in every possible way, on BOTH systems (& systems You've never played, or heard of, including the Super Nintendo disc drive ), before Nintendo did to Sony what they do BEST, & alienated them, didn't keep promises, then BAM Sony made their' own system.

Heck even the Xband games were better, & less laggy on Nintendo. SNES has double the colors, smaller sprites, & more pixels, WAY better sound, full motion video on some games (NBA-Jam, a few Naughty Dog games, cut scenes on others), more buttons, more peripherals to play certain games with, the ability to LAN systems together to play Doom, Mario cart, & a few other games, etc. EVERY SINGLE GAME that was on both systems was better on the SNES, the system was superior in all the ways that counted. UGH it's been decades, yet THIS argument hasn't died.

The Genesis had better game play whereas the SNES version might suffer slowdown occasionally depending on the sprites on screen. Originally posted by Caine:There was no difference between the two versions other than music and some pixel smoothing on the SNES.