Went to a retro gaming event (Revival Retro 2024, Wolverhampton UK) where they had old consoles and arcade machines setup on display and free to play. Took some close-ups of the CRT’s on showcase.
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I don’t know if this is the right place, but here are some real Nintendo DS and PSP LCD photos.
NINTENDO DS:
PSP:
May I request “The Ooze” for the Sega Genesis with composite video? The color of the ground in that game is difficult to calibrate and reference material is lacking. An output comparison would be fantastic.
I think it is nearly impossible to not overexpose; or maybe that’s not the right term:
Red phospors bleeding over green one even if not much excited.
Retroarch 15khz native mode, Picodrive emulator with video options set to CRT, with Scart RGB, no rainbow effect, no transparencies, just stripes. @sonkun
And this is real hardware Pal Mega drive with Scart RGB:
That’s sexy. Looking at those shots remind me of this thread I saw earlier:
https://www.reddit.com/r/crtgaming/comments/1ftazh7/im_a_little_biased_to_philips_now/
The picture on that also looks amazing.
I have released a new edition of my CRT photo collection (and a book edition too). You can read about it here.
This is my new acquirement, 14" Philips combo VHS, it looks new, it didn’t work because something mecanic of the VHS was wrong and I sent it to fix. It was my mother’s. Colours look better than my other sanyo, also the image is sharper
Crazy Taxi (Arcade)
Atari ST Gameplay emulated on My new CRT with CRT Emudrivers. 
And this is offtopic, but I want to show you my new Christmas toy, the Anbernic RG-40XX-H
I received a Sync Stripper sometime ago, which was necessary for my multisync monitor (Eizo Flexscan 8060s) to be able to receive signals from my consoles over RGB SCART (background on Sync). I also got a MX4sio for the PS2, testing games now. Here’s a few shots.
The monitor shows a scanlined look with 480i/576i. Depending on the game, this can look better than 480p/576p imho, the monitor image is quite soft in highres progressive. However, I find fonts somewhat strange looking sometimes with interlace. 240p/288p looks as I would expect.
480i
480p
576i
576p
240p
288p
I managed to set Sonic Mania on 240p
Very nice for that kind of game.
