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TMNT: Tournament Fighters (Super Nintendo) 1993, Konami.
Setup:
1.Samsung Plano CS-15K8MJQ with native Scart.
2.Super Famicom SHVC-001 with self made C-Sync Scart RGB cable
3.Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro
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Operation Thunderbolt (Super Nintendo), 1994 Taito.
Genre: rail shooter (you can play with gamepad, SNES mouse or Super Scope)
Setup:
1.Samsung Plano CS-15K8MJQ with native Scart.
2.Super Famicom SHVC-001 with self made Scart RGB cable.
3.Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro.
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Which game is in the second image? Great
Looks like Blaster Master
SWAT Kats: Radical Squadron on Super Nintendo. Made by Hudson Soft and released in 1995. Based on cartoon series of the same name.
Setup:
1:Super Famicom SHVC-001 with C-Sync Scart RGB cable and Caesar Cartridge adapter.
2:Sony Trinitron KV-14M1K 14" SD CRT TV with native Scart.
3:Photos by Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro.
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This looks amazing - the colours and the way the pixels are blending is gorgeous!
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Looks somewhat unique even amongst Trinitron grilles
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Martial Champion on PC Engine Super CDROM2 (1993, Konami). Character avatars
Setup:
1.Sony Trinitron KV-21T1R 21" SD CRT TV with native Scart.
2.NEC PC Engine Interface Unit IFU-30 RGB modded with RGB mod kit by Doujindance
3.Photos by Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro
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It’s been a while since I tinkered with my scaling config I use for all my 6th gen consoles. I got the OSSC Pro a while ago but I had it chained into a capture device that didn’t like the higher resolution modes and didn’t feel like messing with it for a while. Today I sat down and updated the firmware, played around with the scanline, shadow mask, and scaling algorithm settings. I think I have things looking really nice now. Here is a comparison of an emulator at 1x mode and my PS2 (game forced to 480p with GSM) through OSSC Pro
Emulator:
OSSC Pro:
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