My thought exactly. I played Sunshine to death on GC and it was in no way blurry as shown in this clip.
Yup, it's crazy how few people know how easy it is to make all your older consoles have almost as good picture quality as you could find on Arcade machines. Even among fairly hardcore gamers. Just pick up a Trinitron 4:3 CRT between 25-30 inches or another similar TV with a flat screen (I use the term 'flat' here in the sense that the screen itself is not curved like it is on most CRTs, but that it is flat). Throw away those shitty composite cables that came with it, buy new RGB SCART cables for them on the internet, and, voila! There are a few consoles where you have to mod to get that picture like N64 (NTSC only, no option for PAL), all NES consoles, SNES (Mini only. All other versions have it already), but most SD consoles already have it included.
Nobody does art like Nintendo. Only issue is the 30 fps.
It's like they didn't even try... oh yeah, because it's an anniversary collection, and emulators are illegal...
Yeah for real. I broke out an old TV and tried playing this about 3 years ago on my wii with the good cables and this is just how it looked. I can't go back to blurry games it gives me a headache.
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Correct.
Not correct.
These ports are minimum effort, yeah, but still an improvement (provided the controls weren't botched in any way). People who never played them are in for a treat. But misrepresenting the improvement by showing the originals in such a bad light isn't nice.
I expect the 3 titles to be available separately through the eshop from 1st April 2021.
this isn't a problem because the Switch has more buttons than a Gamecube controller.
This is how I play the game, to this day. Nothing beats it.. soooo good.
Also, super high resolution (especially with low resolution textures) but low-poly count just looks disgusting to me. I dunno, everything about this video just looks really bad to me compared to how it looks on original hardware. There added clarity and sharpness of the polygons just stick out like a sore thumb, I don't know how to explain it.
That's was norm here in France. So it is extremely easy to have this setup. Otherwise make it S Video that's it.
CRT = free (just ask around, you will find one)
Mario Sunshine itself still goes for around $40. i know cos i bought it last year.
Which means you bought a 300$ Switch. You could actually have bought a 100$ used Wii U, and played your 40$ game using Nintendon't. That's 140$ in the end, and you get most of the Switch catalog for a third of the price. All these games are available/playable on Wii U.
they are not all playable on a Wii U without hacking. if you are going to go with hacking and emulation then i might as well just play them all on my computer. which i did. years ago.
