In all seriousness, though, Both platforms had some great games. I'll say the SNES had the better RPGs, better audio, and better nostalgia factor. But Sega had better marketing, overall installations, and wider appeal. At the time, Sega was better, but now, the SNES takes it.
Double time! Guess we know what side of the fence you land on.
In all seriousness, though, Both platforms had some great games. I'll say the SNES had the better RPGs, better audio, and better nostalgia factor. But Sega had better marketing, overall installations, and wider appeal. At the time, Sega was better, but now, the SNES takes it.
I still love my Genesis, though...