Lagrange Point, composite from a Twin Famicom. Thought it was cool to see the game do its own 240p test suite!
Soundtrack lives up to the hype.
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RGB yet the water dithering is minimal. How does the foreground waterfall look when you have Shinobi/Joe behind it?
A little Super Mario World action through the Monster Power PowerCenter HTS3500 MKII, Super Nintendo, Super Mario World, Nintendo Official S-Video Cable, JVC JX-S777 AV Selector, Monster Cable S-Video Cable, and JVC AV-27D305.
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Super Double Dragon, SNES 1-chip, RGB, PVM-14L2MD
Tecmo Super Bowl annihilation, NESRGB. I’ve been playing this game for 28(?) years and never dominated this badly. I suspect it also has some to do with the roster tweaking in the latest ROM.
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A little Fatal Fury 3 action through the Monster Power PowerCenter HTS3500 MKII, Sony PlayStation 2, Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 1, Sony PlayStation 2 Component Cable (Official), JVC JX-S777 AV Selector, Monster Cable S-Video Cable, and JVC AV-27D305.
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Sony KVAR25M31 Super Famicom 1 chip via RGB. I’ve got everything dialled in more or less the way I want it - I just need to work on some convergence issues in the corners.
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I’ve never heard of that game. Looks awesome.
Guess you just got me to order another game, nice!
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I love the Madonna cameo on the 2nd last shot.
Those portraits are amazing, I’m getting huge Neuromancer vibes.
Peak cyberpunk indeed.
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Was playing around with some Amiga games tonight, these are all from an Amiga 2000 hooked up through RGB to a Commodore 1080 13" monitor. I wish my phone had a better camera, as it’s even sharper in person than the photos show.
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Not crazy about the game, but the sprite work in Dhana is so nice.
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