In this case however, the small sacrifice of losing the opening movie is more than made up for by all the 128-bit enhancements the designers were able to put into this cart. Eurocom has used every ounce of power inside the N64 to bring you the closest thing to the arcade without leaving home. The combo system, fatalities and even the blood is all here. The power of the N64 smoothes out the animation problems and offers almost twice the resolution of the PSX version. The colors and lighting are rich and vibrant and the motion is smooth and fluid.
Control is superb, probably even better than the coin-op.
The analog stick gives you instant control over your character and allows you to easily perform even their hardest combos with a little practice. Once again I am surprised at the quality of the sound and music that they are packing on these digital cartridges. You would be hard pressed to tell you weren't listening to audio from a CD when playing this game. The CGI movies remain in this version so the only thing you lose is the opening movie, but the enhancements for the N64 make this the clear and decisive winner. Rating this game is a tough call.