noname2200 on 21 September 2012
| d21lewis said: Super Nes had a slower processor than the Sega Genesis but when the SNES was utilized properly, the Genesis couldn't compare to the output of the SNES. Some things never change. |
In fairness, the SNES kind of "cheated" on the more impressive games by adding on additional RAM and/or processor.
Although I guess if the system was meant to do that from the start, it's not really "cheating," is it?
