Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
0:00 Intro - MD Audio
1:12 Intro - SN Audio
3:10 Sega CD Intro
4:04 Stage 1
8:20 Sega CD Cutscene
11:20 Stage 2
16:28 Stage 3
19:39 Stage 4
25:01 Stage 5
28:04 Stage 6
32:25 Stage 7
36:44 Stage 8
41:04 Stage 9
45:04 Stage 10
47:30 Final Boss and Ending MD & SNES
49:12 Final Boss and Ending Sega CD
51:16 Final Boss and Ending 3DO
54:36 End Credits MD & SNES
56:05 Stallone 16-Bit
Playthrough of the 3DO version: youtu.be/e0DNswYQ7KU
Of all games based on Stallone flicks, this might be one of the best. Even though one can draw comparisons to Judge Dredd, another sidescroller based on a 90s sci-fi movie starring Sylvester Stallone, Demolition Man actually is more similar to the original Terminator for the Mega Drive.
The two versions play pretty much the same, some levels have minor differences in the graphics or the layout, the top down levels (2 and 6) are easier on SNES. The MD lacks the ending screen of Spartan running away from the explosion.
We've reached the stage where every MD and SN playthrough, and every MD & SN side by side video or comparison, has already been done.
0:00 Intro - MD Audio
1:12 Intro - SN Audio
3:10 Sega CD Intro
4:04 Stage 1
8:20 Sega CD Cutscene
11:20 Stage 2
16:28 Stage 3
19:39 Stage 4
25:01 Stage 5
28:04 Stage 6
32:25 Stage 7
36:44 Stage 8
41:04 Stage 9
45:04 Stage 10
47:30 Final Boss and Ending MD & SNES
49:12 Final Boss and Ending Sega CD
51:16 Final Boss and Ending 3DO
54:36 End Credits MD & SNES
56:05 Stallone 16-Bit
Playthrough of the 3DO version: youtu.be/e0DNswYQ7KU
Of all games based on Stallone flicks, this might be one of the best. Even though one can draw comparisons to Judge Dredd, another sidescroller based on a 90s sci-fi movie starring Sylvester Stallone, Demolition Man actually is more similar to the original Terminator for the Mega Drive.
The two versions play pretty much the same, some levels have minor differences in the graphics or the layout, the top down levels (2 and 6) are easier on SNES. The MD lacks the ending screen of Spartan running away from the explosion.
We've reached the stage where every MD and SN playthrough, and every MD & SN side by side video or comparison, has already been done.
![Pinocchio | SNES Longplay (Hard) [60 fps]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/aai6ecwtkdE/mqdefault.jpg "Pinocchio | SNES Longplay (Hard) [60 fps]
Pinocchio | SNES Longplay (Hard) [60 fps]")
![Batman Returns | Amiga Longplay/ Playthrough [50 fps]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/amhI9ptJocA/mqdefault.jpg "Batman Returns | Amiga Longplay/ Playthrough [50 fps]
Intros 0:00
1. Gotham Plaza 2:30
Batman Rescues Selina 9:40
2. Batman Vs. The Circus 11:04
Batman kills the Tattooed Strongman 15:14
3. Cat Chase 16:44
4. The Childrens Hour 21:40
5. Into The Sewers 24:08
6. The Lair 27:09
Final Confrontation 28:24
Bruce, Selina and Maximillions 29:39
Batman Returns on the Amiga isnt... very good. In fact, the game was universally panned upon release, and with good reason (see the reviews in Amiga Magazine Rack http://amr.abime.net/amr_search.php?search=batman+returns&mag_id=0&action=Find ).
Even if one gets past the tiny, badly animated character sprites, the gameplay is awful, the controls and collision dont work as they should, some sections which require precision platform jumping (like Level 3, the Rooftops) are the absolute worst. This game plays like it hates the player.
That said, as a fan of the film, I quite like the presentation, the music, some background graphics, it follows the movie pretty closely. Why did the gameplay have to be so bad.")
