True Lies Longplay (SNES) [50 FPS]

Follow me on Twitter @ Get Great Retro Scene News @ Support me on Patreon @ Developed by Beam Software and published by LJN in 1995 Having completed the Mega Drive version of True Lies, we already established that it was a solid shooter and a decent movie tie-in. GIven that the game was released on both Sega and Nintendo’s 16-bit consoles, I decided to play the SNES version and take a look to see if there are any noticeable differences between the two platforms. The first thing that’s immediately noticeable is the improved music on the SNES version, which features digital samples. Despite the improvement in the music, the sound effects seem slightly muffled compared to the MD version. Graphically, both titles are very similar, but there are noticeable differences. The SNES appears to have an extended colour palette as certain items and sprites have more colour (e.g. compare the