/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2313796
>as they're stored in composite anyway (even for Laserdisc, for which I was sorely disappointed when it came to picture quality).

some high-end laser disk players had s-video output ( and adjustable comb filters)

>Games, however, simply look ugly in composite, and it's very noticeable (allthemore when there's text).

Comb filters, help a lot with that. (plus some systems had better composite output than others, NES is notorious for its shitty output, even by composite standards. and the model 2 Genesis/ Mega Drive)