What are the differences between the N64 and Playstation

>>3868757
PS1 only allows up to two players, and it has real problems with that. n64 version is much better.

>>3868760
True. But the N64 only allows 4 players if you use an Expansion Pack though.

>>3868765
And if you're play in N64 without the expansion pack you're doing it wrong already

>>3868760
>>3868765
The dreamcast version has neither of these problems.

>>3868757
>What are the differences between the N64 and Playstation versions of Gauntlet?

I never owned the N64 version, but I did marathon it several times with friends. I do own the PS1 version.

I can't give you a comprehensive rundown, but I can try to point out possibly differences I've noticed:
>PS1 version really isn't polished. The ending credits mentioned that the dev team had only six months to port the game to the PlayStation.
>Bosses seem to have more generic tactics, like simply firing missiles at you. The chimera boss had its three life bars reduced to a single bar. Bosses no longer drop gold when defeated.
>Gold is very sparse in this version for some reason.
>The shop is still intact, but you can't buy permanent stat boosts anymore.
>The game seems to be set on easy mode, and there's no option to adjust the difficulty level.
>You can't unlock Sumner as a playable character anymore.
>There's a newly added developer's room, which I believe you can reach by entering the secret door normally reserved for the Sumner-unlock bonus stage.
>Four bonus levels are unlocked after you beat the game. They're partly based on stages found in the Dreamcast port. There's a desert stage, a forest stage, a new mountain stage, and a new castle stage. All are filled with tons of foes that grant you ridiculous amounts of experience. It's a quick way to grind to max level.
>Cinematics were added. I think they were adapted from the Dreamcast port.
>Legendary weapons don't get removed from your inventory after you use them. (I'm not sure whether or not that was the case with the N64 version, but I seem to remember that the arcade version did remove them upon use.)
>Support for only two players. The HUD was of course redesigned to reflect this.

>>3868757
https://archive.vg/blog/gauntlet-legends-which-should-you-play
Conclusion: N64 version better in every way over Playstation, Dreamcast version good but not exactly the same game.

>>3868757
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDl9IWzfnQA

PS1 version can't have as many enemies on the screen which sucks because the game is hack and slash. N64 version also has the shop to sell stuff

>>3870419
Can't stand his accent.

>>3868757
both games were absolute shit. so nothing. i know that is'n a good answer for your question but they really sucked ass, imo.

>>3868765
>not having an expansion pack
what are you doing