Should I buy a CRT?

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>>379731619
shit on the eyes so noe, unless it's like 10 dollars and isn't dying and you want 4:3 more than you want your eyes

Why can't emulators make the games look like that?

They're free nigga, people will gladly thank you for removing a tube tv from their house.

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>>379732184
Different technology.

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Was this a bad time? I really don't give a fuck about E3.

>>379732431
It's just EA today

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>>379732184

Correct me if I'm wrong, but shaders just make the screen twice as dark when they add lines. I don't know how things like the framemeister look so good. They must be doing something different. Probably why they're like $500.

>>379731619
a flat screen will last longer than 3 months.
that 10 bux MIGHT be worth the copper you srtip off the deflection coils

Only if you want to play light gun games, IMO. Modern HDTVs have good enough latency for gaming.

I never even noticed scan lines as a kid to get nostalgic about them.

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>>379733152
>a flat screen will last longer than 3 months.

Are you seriously implying CRTs don't last long? This is either some bassmaster gulp lure tier bait, or an incredibly ignorant statement. I've seen CRTs from the 80's & 90's that still work fine.

>>379733652

I do love me some point blank & time crisis. House of the dead too. Why don't they work on modern TVs?

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>>379732380

One day they're all going to burn out, so I feel like I should hoard a few before that happens.