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Revision as of 20:21, 11 September 2020
- Back to: Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe.
Contents
Version comparisons
Title screen
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| Master System |
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| Atari ST |
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Select game
| Mega Drive |
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| Master System |
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Next fixture
| Mega Drive |
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| Master System |
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Gym
| Mega Drive |
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| Master System |
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Match start
| Mega Drive |
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| Master System |
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Localisation comparisons
Mega Drive version
Copyright screen
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| PAL |
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Different publishers means that Virgin Games is credited in the PAL version, rather than Arena.
Gym
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The PAL version uses a slightly different font.
Match start
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Rather than just change the colour of helmets (as is the case with other ports of the game), the PAL versions differentiates players by giving them coloured body armour.
References
