/vr/ - Retro Games

>sets aside rgb scart cable
>plugs in superior composite
Yup, it's gaming time.

>>8614052
No
>grow up playing NES, SNES, N64, PS1, Dreamcast, PS2, etc, etc on CRT
>discover emulators in middle school
>what the fuck, this is the shit
>play retro vidya on PC but know that it never looks quite right
>start going down the rabbit hole of early filters
>think if I just had a PC with TV output it would look right
>Dreamcast emulators come out
>have a blast with them but they still don't look right
>Xbox emulators come out have a blast with them too but by now know about 240p
>down the RGB rabbit hole for years, owned pro spec monitors, etc, etc
>realize those ALSO don't look right
>get a flash cart and play games on my teen years CRT that I still own through composite
>the galaxy is at peace.wav
>.
>.
>or is it? *jump scare of extreme close-up of retroarch logo*

composite is the only acceptable signal for a real, genuine retrogaming experience

Love it or hate it, a CRT connected via composite is how game designers intended for their art to be displayed.

>>6573053
Seeing as it’s been almost a year, it looks like it’s taken up permanent space!

>that guy who uploads game footage "for preservation" but it's from an RGB modded console which makes it no more useful than an emulator

>>4792291
please don't jpeg pixel art unless you're going to blur it yourself first

>*makes your game display as intended*

Don't you hate it when dithering and transparency work as intended?