Hardcore Gaming 101 escribió:Most of the ports go under the name "Raiden Densetsu" ("Raiden Legend"), with the Genesis/Mega Drive and SNES versions also being called "Raiden Trad", for some reason or another. Another release was on the Japanese FM-Towns Marty console, but the port is basically the closest you could get to the arcade, albeit with a kickass enhanced soundtrack. Unfortunately, it's also like the TG16 version in that it boots you back to a checkpoint after losing a life. The Genesis version, despite some hits in the graphical and musical department, actually plays well. A large portion of the screen is taken up by a status bar to account for the larger resoultion of the Genesis. It is similar to the FM Towns version, including the penalty of going back after each destroyed life. The SNES version of Raiden was lamentably handled by infamous shadow developer Micronics, whose legacy of suckiness can be found in boogled ports like the NES 1942 and Athena. It has some janky animation and the sound quality somehow isn't all that great, and the feel of the game is like the off-kilter TG16 version. It at least offers leniency by allowing you to continue on the spot no matter what, but the overall aggravation of enemies on any difficulty higher than easy means you'll be needing all of them.

Animaitor escribió:Muy buenas compras como siempre! Caerá el Mario Kart 8, no?

Animaitor escribió:Ya nos dirás que te parece. Por los vídeos que he visto me da la sensación de que tiene que ser la caña!