/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2353152
according to this guide it accepts standard RGB and composite.

http://www.retroleum.co.uk/electronics-articles/psone-lcd-info/

I would imagine it line doubled most games, and that the rare 480i modes were probably handled in a very clumsy way.

I always hearing people say that looks really nice, and that PSX games looked better than they did on most TVs of the time. i'll chalk that up to most people using RF or composite for their comparison. and the smaller screen helped hide some of the lo-res flaws psx games were known for.

from what I remember of the demo units in stores at the time, it had pretty bad pixel response time (like all LCD screens of that era)

standing further away from it probably also lessened that affect, and I know most people aren't as irritated by LCD blur as I am.

(here's a vintage review, from 2001. http://www.ign.com/articles/2001/12/13/lcd-screen-for-ps-one-review))