/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.8314957]

The image that stumped the anti-CRT copers

[Anonymous No.8315005]

>artists just drew shit and no one considered how it looked on screen
Why do people think this? Have most people here never had a job where they had to be thorough and do quality work?

[Anonymous No.8315009]

>>8315005
>Why do people think this?
it's cope
>Have most people here never had a job where they had to be thorough and do quality work?
and yes exactly that

[Anonymous No.8315010]

>>8314957
>>8315005
>>8315009
please don't samefag so hard. i agree with you, but jesus.

[Anonymous No.8315015]

>>8315010
schizo alert

[Anonymous No.8315017]

NO AIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEE YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND IF YOU LOOK AT THE SCREEN FROM 10 FEET AWAY THEY KIND OF LOOK THE SAME THEREFORE THERE'S NO DIFFERENCE AND IT'S A MEMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[Anonymous No.8315023]

>>8314957
why are anti-CRT faggots so fucking envious? just get a CRT for free or a filter

[Anonymous No.8315041]

Reminder that this will always look more soulful than some harsh imitation CRT shader

[Anonymous No.8315045]

>>8315041

[Anonymous No.8315046]

>>8315041
LOL

[Anonymous No.8315051]

>>8314957
i dont get it

[Anonymous No.8315082]

>>8315041
>1 out of 999 games look better without crt shader
Played it on znes about two decades ago. Thanks anon, i am nostalgic now

[Anonymous No.8315085]

>>8315041
why would you post this, are you this hard up for attention?

[Anonymous No.8315087]

>>8314957
Absolutely undeniable. The raw pixels just come to life on the left.

[Anonymous No.8315094]

>>8315041
lttp unironically looks good on the tiny switch lite

[Anonymous No.8315107]

>>8314957
>TEETH

[Anonymous No.8315168]

>>8315051
and you probably never will

[Anonymous No.8315587]

You can tell the scalpers are getting increasingly nervous about actually selling their stack of trinitrons & pvms they paid way too much for thinking they could resell them for $200+ each.

[Anonymous No.8315603]

>>8315041
looks like shit honestly

[Anonymous No.8315616]

>>8315587
fuckin hilarious
the CRT meme is ultimately based in childhood nostalgia. these clowns with their mid-upper range CRTs don't even get it. Even '90s TVs are too modern; the true appeal was playing SMB on a blown-up 200lb cabinet set from the '70s. The color palette was intoxicating somehow.

[Anonymous No.8315640]

>>8315041
lookin good

[Anonymous No.8315661]

>>8314957
no one that has posted this image has ever fucking played wizardry, let alone the NES port

[Anonymous No.8315678]

>>8315661
The C64 version is better.

[Anonymous No.8315689]

>>8315587
I haven't recommended a PVMeme since many MANY years ago back when you could get nice big ones for cheap. I could never understand people paying hundreds of dollars for dinky 8-13" screens. They used to be the cheap alternative to the expensive framemeister, but that's clearly no longer the case.

consumer CRTs are still free and you can use component (or do an RGB mod) and it will still look beautiful

[Anonymous No.8315703]

>>8314957
These threads make me think of the "next gen" console fags cope last decade that posted dark and blurry screenshots to praise godly graphics.

Everything looks better when it's obscured.

[Anonymous No.8315709]

>>8315587
That's not what scalper means

[Anonymous No.8315724]

>>8315709
No one wants your CRTs, scalper. Bet you feel a right jackass about now.

[Anonymous No.8315756]

25% CRT filter gives this same effect no? I understand artists worked around the limitations of CRT and using LCD will show up artifacts that wouldn't exist on age appropriate hardware

[Anonymous No.8315775]

>>8315005
Nobody designed with phosphor patterns in mind because they were different from one TV to another. What was actually considered was composite video blur, as seen in almost every Genesis game.

[Anonymous No.8315841]

>>8315775
No one said anything about phosphor patterns, you’re agreeing with me.