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There's pushing and pushing. Nintendo vs Sega in the early 90s showed this. The Genesis had way more CPU power and MHz but it wasn't balanced (less colors, wors

There's pushing and pushing. Nintendo vs Sega in the early 90s showed this. The Genesis had way more CPU power and MHz but it wasn't balanced (less colors, worse sound compared to SNES chipsets). The N64 was a bit like that too, they waited quite a long time to release it to get special SGI capabilities.

jstarfish 3y ago
I remember Genesis games being way more vibrant than SNES games. Were they just oversaturated?
- agumonkey 3y ago
  Too me they were always darker and limited in shades. You could see that on SF2 ports.