Which is the correct way to emulate SNES games?

With a CRT

>>377984662
fpbp

Those all look the same to me.

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>>377984624
>emulating

>>377984624
no filter looks the most pleasing

Without a filter or what >>377984662 said.

Don't let delusional filterfags tell you otherwise.

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>>377984624
For comparison, here is real S-video from a SNES.

>>377984731
>>377984862
>no filter
>jaggies everywhere
>pixelated as fuck
>effects like the robots shine, the clouds, or shading looks nasty as fuck
No, you're just tremendous faggots.

>>377985072
>with filter
>blurry mess

Why do these pixels look so pixelated?! Stop being a delusional filterfag.

>>377984624
based on the image, i'd have to say s-video or composite for maximum legitimacy

>>377984624
I'm in my late 20s and I grew up with all that shit. If I'm going to replay it you can bet your fucking ass I'll be emulating it. I just want the gameplay I don't give a fuck about the scanlines or the hum of the crt.

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>>377984624
in our memories

>>377985459
games don't look pixelated on a real console with CRT, faggot

No filter if you can keep the aspect ratio 1:1.
Bilinear if you can't maintain the aspect ratio.

Artificial scanlines always look like shit. Use a CRT instead.