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It isn't a problem of how many 2D hi-res games are there as much as how many 3D games are low-res. VGA kills them.Quote:
Originally Posted by ssbomberman
BTW, I'm still surprised. Nobody told the guy to check an emulator; it's the easiest way to know if he's going to like the simulated RGB, scanlined picture of an X-RGB2. Of course, he must disable any filter and enable simulated scanlines on it. Better if its 50%.
1084's were cheap..the price has risen..Quote:
Originally Posted by OmegaFlareX
Do you US players have too many problems on importing an RGB SCART TV from Europe? A 28" one by Sony is not too expensive...
It may not be expensinve, until shipping charges kill us.
Nobody imports them directly, then?
It is much easier to get an arcade monitor in the States I think...Quote:
Originally Posted by Recap
Yeah, after you figure you can get an old RGB tv or monitor for under 100 bucks that will work fine, it's really not worth importing. For instance I got a 25 inch Sony TV from the late 80s that has RGB inputs, so I bought it for 75 bucks and have the cleanest picture you could imagine...20 inch one I got for 60 bucks and a bunch of smaller ones for 35 bucks each, so the price, for now anyway, is too reasonable to import...Quote:
Originally Posted by Chibi Nappa
My RGB monitor was $6 from the local thrift shop. Can't beat that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chibi Nappa
I wish I had a local thrift shop!
My local thrift shop has nothing but pee stained clothing.
However, I have access to a very very large number of RGB monitors, most taking Digital RGB input via "VTR".
Its up to you to do the research to see if what you have will work through that.
I can pick them up any tuesday or wednesday, I'll sell them for cost plus shipping plus a very small upcharge (enough to cover my gas, and buy me lunch at subway).
If any of you are interested let me know.