Just a quick snap of Sakura getting a boot up the chops.
SFZ3 CPS2 on an MVS U4;
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for anyone ever wondering why folks want Mika in Street Fighter V
I feel like I've been neglecting Devil's Crush for far too long...
I think it's on OG Wii's VC. That top shot is definitely giving me the urge to check it out for myself.
I can see it now. Sometimes I just see empty quote boxes.? What do you see
Hyper Sports for the Famicom
Framemeister?
SF2CE (from SFCollection 2) running thru component out to a flatscreen Sanyo CRT I found in the basement.
Chrono Trigger on the 20" PVM:
Love it. I haven't played Chrono Trigger on an actual SNES since I was in 3rd grade, but for whatever reason, it just looks more "right" than any release I've played since.
I have no idea why they didn't keep more of the 2I stages in 3S honestly. Memory constraints I guess.Not as gorgeous as NG or 2I though. Backgrounds got downgraded AF. Strangely, 2I on CPS3 also had a setting for proper widescreen mode but that was axed in 3S for some reason.
Not as gorgeous as NG or 2I though. Backgrounds got downgraded AF. Strangely, 2I on CPS3 also had a setting for proper widescreen mode but that was axed in 3S for some reason.
Great shots on the BVM
edit: crappy phone pic of the Gunman Clive Game Boy proof of concept running on Super Game Boy 2 over RGB on a PVM
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Plus, that widescreen probably never should have been there in the first place. It just looks weird.
Great shots on the BVM
edit: crappy phone pic of the Gunman Clive Game Boy proof of concept running on Super Game Boy 2 over RGB on a PVM
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ooh nice, never expected Gunman Clive to show up in a thread like this
Nice pix, dude! Thx for posting. :+GroovyMAME running on a Win7 PC connected to BVM-20G1U
The Punisher
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs
Alien vs. Predator
1944: The Loop Master
Marvel Superheroes vs. Street Fighter
CMVS vs. MAME
I don't have Neo Geo version arcade games running on MAME, so only had a version of KOF 2003 on MAME to compare to my Consolized MVS. Left is CMVS, right is GroovyMAME. Both look good with the biggest difference being that CMVS is brighter.
BVM porn courtesy Phonedork
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXHQvJkfy8o
16:9 doe...
I've read that games made for HD should be played on HDTVs, but I can't always agree! Freedom Planet looks way better than fixed pixel on two different CRTs I tested it on! Sorry for all the duck shots, but he photographed well.]
Yeah, I'd love to see a bunch of "retro" titles on really good CRTs, not faked filters. Shovel Knight, Hotline Miami, I'm sure there's stacks of others.Ah, yes.
That's more like it.
Tons of (all ?) modern 'retro' games would benefit from this.
2I does have some better backgrounds, but the entire aesthetic of 3S is better imo. Plus, that widescreen probably never should have been there in the first place. It just looks weird.
Top is normal, bottom is "wide".
Great shots on the BVM
edit: crappy phone pic of the Gunman Clive Game Boy proof of concept running on Super Game Boy 2 over RGB on a PVM
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Yeah, I mean, I know that. Maybe I should have been more clear about my setup. I intend to use a Dell P1130 monitor, which has a native resolution of 2048 x 1536 @ 80Hz. At 21 inches, there are no real scanlines to speak of, so I'd like to find a way to generate them either by software or using some kind of box. While I'm not a huge fan of huge ass scanlines, I find the image quality of old games very much improved with some mild ones. More than anything else, this is why I lust after the XM29 so much (that and the ability to take VGA video with no issues).
I know that some modern CRT monitors were able to run at real 240p using some frequence trickery, but I'm not sure if that is going to be my case.