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No idea from what port they got those effects and I played most of them...
That is why it was advertised as the CD in a cart game because the system it was developed on first was the Sega Genesis that had the Sega CD, this game's original advertisement was built to reflect this. Even though it was ported to the Sega CD that version was merely ok. The Genesis version was more impressive because of the system's low attributes.
Amiga version has best music+sounds. Unfortunately color palette was reduced though.