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Localisation comparisons

Mega Drive version

JP version

US version

EU version

On the initial boot screen, "Mega Drive" becomes "Genesis" in the US.

Version comparisons

Title screen

Mega Drive

Master System

Arcade

Amiga

Atari ST

Commodore 64

Game Boy

Game Boy Color

IBM PC

Lynx

NES

Super NES

The Mega Drive has an animated introduction/title sequence, which is absent from the Master System.

Waiting for players

Mega Drive

Master System

Arcade

Amiga

Atari ST

Commodore 64

Game Boy

Game Boy Color

IBM PC

Lynx

NES

Super NES

Despite no longer being in the arcades, both versions of Rampart force the player to wait in case others want to join in. The Master System version lacks a countdown timer to inform how long they have left.

Map

Mega Drive

Master System

Arcade

Amiga

Atari ST

Commodore 64

Game Boy

Game Boy Color

IBM PC

Lynx

NES

Super NES

Building

Mega Drive

Master System

Arcade

Amiga

Atari ST

Commodore 64

Game Boy

Game Boy Color

IBM PC

Lynx

NES

Super NES

AS well as the expected visual and audio upgrades, the play area is larger in the Mega Drive version, allowing for four castles on the beginner level.

Combat

Mega Drive

Master System

Arcade

Amiga

Atari ST

Commodore 64

Game Boy

Game Boy Color

IBM PC

Lynx

NES

Super NES

References

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