/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7931190
>Fpbp

>>7811580
>Either spend several hundreds on Retrotink, OSSC, or Framemeister
imagine getting a fraMemester in 2021 when so many other, better and cheaper products exist now.
>as well as overpriced A/V cables for each console
I pay $10 for each console on S-video or composite cables.
>or hunt down and then give up space for a bulky, heavy, and increasingly rare CRT TV
CRTs aren't hard to find. Try fb marketplace, craigslist and estate sales. They aren't rare by a longshot and they're only heavy if you get something larger than 13" or if you're a weakling.
>that you will only ever use for vidya
yeah, and?
>Look, I can appreciate original hardware autism but is it really worth all of this instead of emulating with shaders?
you do whatever's most fulfilling for you.

>>7762139
>game says the end
>wonders why game doesn't continue on after the end

>>6745057
>Doesn't work with Magic Engine, Ootake, OR Mednafen. FAG.
they run fine on Mednafen, the fuck are you talking about, boy?

>>6537535
>>6536760
holy shit that poor TV. Also by having the controller ports in the back you lose like two feet of cord length. Jesus wept.

>>6188093
good god just take the L

>>5668192
OP didn't ask a question. He flat out said one was superior to the other.

>>5169152
>not archived
Christ almighty Andrew, you want us to just donate to your paypal while we're at it?

Classic games are more approachable now than they ever were back in the 80s-90s. You can find walkthroughs on nearly every game ever made, and we have these devices called smartphones that let you consult those guides on your lap wirelessly. Not to mention the countless amount of video guides and let's plays.

>>5116232
Are you really this dumb? When the laser eventually does go (which they all will, reading burned CDs or not), OP can just get a Chinese GDEMU. They're less than $100 now and still dropping in price.

>>5110782
>Nice damage control attempt.

>>5113097