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#Mass effect 2 mods casual outfits portable#

There use to be a time where I'd divide my gaming time equally between portable handhelds and home console gaming, depending on the circumstances. And sure, you can use 60hz OLED Black frame insertion to reduce the motion blur by half, but then input lag shoots up dramatically in the 20's & 30ms which breaks the experience for me.Ī 42" LG C3 OLED + Retrotink4K(External BFI device) paired with older consoles might work for many, but it's still a very expensive and imo, inferior option Vs just getting a CRT which go for pennies. Putting aside nostalgia and authenticity, if QD-'OLED's existed at 32" & 42", had zero motion blur(1ms motion persistence like a CRT, instead of the high motion blur at 16ms) and under 5ms of input lag, with CRT scan line & Filter options up the ying yang, i'd be on board to use it as a secondary option.

They fade over time, including the brightness, colors and black levels. The big downside however with CRT's, is that you'll never find one that looks as good as it did fresh out of the box. Just how many of us played it back in the late 80's and early 90's.

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Plus it feels super nostalgic using an RF connection on a CRT for NES games, since it smoothens out the pixel art edging and makes games look softer and more cartoon like. One of the biggest advantages of CRT technology, is that they have perfect motion clarity, aka, zero motion blur unlike the BS displays currently being sold on the market and they have nearly zero latency.

I don't even bother with the service anymore, i need the REAL thing! I'd save the 32" Sony Wega Trinitron CRT's(from the mid 2000's) for Dreamcast, Gamecube & Wii.īut ya, I need that authenticity, which you cannot get whatsoever from playing NES, SNES, Genesis & N64 games on Switch Online with lets say an OLED TV, and there's that annoying input lag that can break the experience, and of course motion blur which never existed on CRT TV's.

Sun 10th Sep Gotta have a 27" - 29" Sony CRT from the 90's paired with the 8-16 bit console generations, along with Saturn, PS1 & N64, just to get any hit of nostalgia.When playing on a TV, you're guaranteed to get the best possible experience from an AV perspective, and there's also the opportunity to really embrace the retro vibe and invest in an old-school CRT set.

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Playing handheld is the ideal way for those of us who have families and therefore don't get as much access to the living room TV as we'd like it's also the preferred choice for people who do a lot of travelling.įor the latter choice, you've obviously got the option to play your classic console the way it was intended (rather than via a portable emulation device), or you can experience vintage games via the online stores of your Sony, Microsoft or Nintendo console, hooked up to the big screen. Let's also not forget that there are a great many classic handheld systems which are still in active service today it's not uncommon to see people using Game Boys and Nintendo DS consoles out in public. The former option is well served these days thanks to the proliferation of portable emulator devices from the likes of Anbernic, Analogue and Retroid, but you can also play vintage games on the go via your Switch or even your smartphone. As we've already established, there are loads of options when it comes to playing retro games today - but you can roughly divide those choices into two camps: handheld and on the TV (or your computer monitor).