/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.3445994]

"This is what the developers intended."

[Anonymous No.3446010]

>>3445994
Could've used a slightly more accurate screenshot

[Anonymous No.3446035]

>>3445994
Nah, my dad works at Nintendo and said that it was supposed to look more like this.

[Anonymous No.3446038]

>>3446010
nice rf input on a low end consumer tv m8

[Anon No.3446043]

>>3446035
Muh eyes are destroyed

[Anonymous No.3446060]

[Anonymous No.3446061]

>>3446035
would love to see that in motion

[Anonymous No.3446063]

Who cares?

[Anonymous No.3446073]

Hard mode - Genesis fake transparency

[Anonymous No.3446081]

>>3446073

That's the one thing that hangs me up. People can argue what they want, but dithering looks weird in RGB. I play Genesis/MD almost entirely in RGB, but the dithered shading and transparencies just don't look right.

[Anonymous No.3446116]

>>3446081
Yeah, that can be a little frustrating. The snes seems to use them way less, I suppose because they had more colours to work with.

[Anonymous No.3446193]

"how the developers intended it"
Like, who gives a shit. I'm sure the creative vision has little to do with the technology used.

However I want to know when they make a filter for retroarch that emulates a really old tube tv where the color red bleeds.

[Anonymous No.3446197]

yeah guys, I'm sure the developers intended their games to be discussed by 4chan autistic men comparing screenshots on HD screens in the 2010s.

[Anonymous No.3446221]

>>3446193
>his tv bleeds
>owning a haunted television
That's some devil shit.

[Anonymous No.3446249]

>>3446035
Sweet Christ it moves on its own what the fuck?

[Anonymous No.3446259]

>>3446116
SNES has hardware transparency too

>>3446081
You can just fuck with the settings on your monitor to get it to look right. It's a shame PVMs don't support more presets since really you should have different setting for every console at minimum.

[Anonymous No.3446268]

>>3446259
The earliest console I can think with hardware transparency is the n64 like jungle green

[Anonymous No.3446274]

>>3446268
>I've never fought a Boo in SMW

[Anonymous No.3446282]

>>3446268
nice

[Anonymous No.3446291]

>>3446268

[Anonymous No.3446347]

Ohlookitsthisthreadagain.bin

[Anonymous No.3446358]

>>3446081
>tfw you are used to checkerboard transparency and feel OK about that

[Anonymous No.3446597]

>>3446259

What settings should I fuck with?

[Anonymous No.3446614]

>>3446035
Yea, when I'm tripping balls.

[Anonymous No.3446642]

[Anonymous No.3446698]

>>3446642
>I've never seen a CRT in real life because I'm 15

[Anonymous No.3446705]

[Anonymous No.3446706]

>>3446698
nice projection, left looks better

[Anonymous No.3446715]

>>3446358
I feel that way and I deserve no fedora, it's entirely practical and common sense.
It would be more strange to assume retro consoles could even manage real transparencies.

[Anonymous No.3446752]

>>3446706
It does, but the right doesn't look like CRT at all, unless you're having hardware issues.

[Anonymous No.3446815]

>>3446282
for gays

[Anonymous No.3446831]

>>3446642
CRT isn't that fugly unless you're using RF and a busted tv.

[Anonymous No.3446851]

Why does every N64 game look better through composite? Banjo Tooie, Mario 64, Harvest Moon, they all look a little worse in what should be superior outs like RGB.

[Anonymous No.3446858]

>>3446268
pretty sure there were Game Boys before that

[Anonymous No.3446894]

>>3446035
Dat retro aesthetic.

[Anonymous No.3447814]

>>3446642
which game is that

[Anonymous No.3447816]

>>3447814
The post tells you.

[Anonymous No.3447836]

>>3446642
>implying thats how it looks with my shaders

[Anonymous No.3447880]

>>3445994
What did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.3448192]

[Anonymous No.3449015]

i remember buying a new crt, and it had a bend at the top. i was playing mgs2, which, in the menu, had a straight line along the top. the screen bent it, and it irritated the fuck out of me. i thought it was defective, but later i learned, nope, that's just how those pieces of shit look.

i don't give a shit about retro games looking authentic. sometimes authentic is shit. i appreciate being able to run a filter on games like smw. compared to smb3, smw looked like something that DID have a filter for its time, you know? the difference in fidelity was that significant.

that said, i wouldn't mind setting up a retro gaming station. i just don't seem to have the space for it.

pardon the rant.

[Anonymous No.3449031]

>>3448192
tube-ular

[Anonymous No.3449263]

>>3449015
>don't having the space
nigger just use a raspberry pi

[Anonymous No.3449292]

[Anonymous No.3449304]

>>3449015
Your crt was shit tier or a slim tube, possibly both
Smw looked so much better because it was on snes you twat.
Just use a Wii
If you don't have room for a 24"x24" stand and a crt I do not know what you are doing with your life.

[Anonymous No.3449402]

>>3445994
Nah m8 the developers intended it for those old big screen tvs, the ones with the plastic screens you had to brush.

[Anonymous No.3449407]

I'm pretty sure the developer just intended that you would play the game. Not descend into an autistic spiral over the exact kind of screen to use.

[Anonymous No.3452272]

>>3446035

[Anonymous No.3452902]

>>3452272
Beautiful. Can't wait to REALLY play Zelda for the first time.

[Anonymous No.3452912]

>>3449292
Hyuck hyuck, physical concept art is exactly the same as ingame screenshots

[Anonymous No.3453774]

>>3446249
>>3446035
Sometimes I see the blocks and sometimes I don't, there is some serious optical illusion shit going on.