Platform differences in games

It's a shame because I had some good fun fucking around in the multiplayer with friends.

It doesn't seem like it should be the case, but just about every N64 port with a PC port had a better soundtrack on the N64.

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PowerSlave or Exhumed come to mind.

Spider-Man Web of Shadows PS2 vs PS3. The PS2 version of the game wasn’t shown at all, so people just expected it to be like Spider-Man 2 or 3 of the same platform. Instead, the devs just ported the side-scrolling psp version of the game for the ps2 even though the console had done free roaming Spider-Man games before. Web of Shadowsand just about every other Activision game using the Marvel license was removed from digital stores 6 years later.

Apparently, they got away with selling a PSP port and not telling anyone about it because this version had a different name, “Amazing Allies Edition”, so they could say it’s not actually the same game even though both are still called Spider-Man Web of Shadows. Still baffles me they got away with it and no one made a fuss. You were ripped right the fuck off if you hadn’t transitioned over to 7th gen yet

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Can anyone confirm?

There was a surprisingly good 2d side scrolling splinter cell for the gba and a 3d chaos theory for the n-gage, released when even the handful of people that cared about the n-gage stopped caring.
There's also that canceled gbc resident evil port that looks pretty damn impressive for a gbc game.

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Different games same name

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This, on PC it's a generic FPS but on consoles it was pretty much Metroid Prime before it was even a concept. How many other FPS games on consoles do you know of where explosion jumping is required for secrets and shit, especially in 1996.
Lobotomy studio also ported Quake to the Saturn using their Slavedriver engine.