the 32X version to be as good as the previous Genesis release but noted that the game "doesn't add much to the monster mash formula." However, IGNs Levi Buchanan noted that the 32X version paled in comparison to the arcade original. Última Generacións Gonzalo Herrero commended the Jaguar CD version, praising the visuals and sound design as well as controls. GamePros Bruised Lee assessed the Jaguar CD version as "one of the Jag CD's strongest titles". They criticized the smaller sprites but said the game otherwise did an exemplary job of recreating the graphics and sound of the arcade version, and that the control with the Jaguar ProController is excellent. In contrast, AllGames Colin Williamson commended the controls but criticized the downgraded visuals compared to the arcade original and loading times, stating that "It's sad that the Jaguar CD suffered such a horrible fate -- but with games like this one, it's no big surprise. This is one dino-sized disappointment." GameFan praised the PlayStation version for being a near-arcade perfect port, as well as the addition of a six-button control setup. GamePros Scary Larry declared the PlayStation version the new best, commenting that the control setup is particularly suited to the PlayStation Controller and "The graphics blow away all other versions to date, and even make the arcade version seem tame." However, Larry found the game as a whole less impressive than recent fighting games such as Virtua Fighter 2. VideoGames stated that the PlayStation version was not worth the asking price due to persisting gameplay issues from the arcade original. IGN noted that the PlayStation version paled in comparison to 3-D fighting games on the market. GamePros Scary Larry and Sega Saturn Magazines Rob Bright both ruled that the Saturn version, though superior to previous versions of the game, was sorely outdated by the time of its release, particularly due to the game's simplistic and repetitive combat. VideoGames noted the Saturn's visuals to be better than the PlayStation version. GameFan, as with the previous PlayStation version, commended the Saturn release for being a near-arcade perfect port but criticized the full motion video sequences. Fun Generations Götz Schmiedehause and Stephan Girlich commended the visuals and sound of the Saturn version. Mega Funs Sandrie Souleiman praised the visuals but criticized the sound design of the Saturn version. Mean Machines Sega regarded the Saturn version to be a fair conversion of the