/vr/ - Retro Games

How does it feel knowing I don't give a solitary toss about your pretentious drivel?

Better jump on the bandwagon a bit earlier next time so you don't have to go through this whole sour grapes routine all over again ;^)

Thank jeebus I'm finalising the purchase of a bigger house.

A small part of my collection, daily use shit. Rest is in storage.

>>4262640
My 2950QM cost £40 BIN local collection on ebay about 6 months ago

>>4240432
I presume you're in NTSC land and therefore don't have the SCART that euro profeels got?

Just get it man. Beg a lift and a helping hand for a crate of beer or something. It's actually not that hard to carry (if you're strong ofc) despite weighing a surprising amount for its size due to the perfect handle placement. I've deadlifted mine 4ft straight up and I barely weigh more than it does.

tl;dr: It's a breathtaking set you'll regret not moving heaven and earth to own so get on it pronto.

>>4203158
I've got other options for splitscreen though...

>>4193646
^this

Every single individual monitor in this image cost less than OPs limit.

>>4193221
Yeah but what about the Amstrad.

Getting an FD1E then. Been toying with the idea myself but no room for the time being lol.

>>4154864
>150
Assuming GBP take your pick from my setup which was all sourced through ebay in the past 12 months.

You could have at least 3 of them, more if you know which ones to go for ;-)

Work in progress.

I need more room to dedicate to this shit than the 8x6' box room it currently occupies.

>>4121615
>what would you opt for out of CSync and Luma Sync for a PAL SNES?
Personally I just use composite video for sync unless my chosen display won't accept it (the PVM-2950 is the only one which I own where I need to do this)

I've done comparisons between all three on my BVM and found no appreciable difference in image quality.

>>4112606
144hz strobing works well with analogue inputs @240p/60hz these days?

Brb junking my crts.

>>4102565
>I find that the only people who are still using CRTS are either hipsters or people who cant let go of their past because they are unhappy with how their lives are now
My life now affords me enough money and spare time that I can devote portions of each to finding, repairing if needed, and enjoying CRTs more than I ever did as an adolescent. I'm pretty happy so guess that makes me a hipster *adjusts Ray-Ban specs*

>I didnt miss having a sketchy picture caused by RF or composite artifcats at all
Neither did I when I moved to RGB on original hardware in the mid-90s

>>4101269
I live in the midlands and every crt in this picture was bought on ebay in the past 12 months.

Total cost including fuel? <£150