>watching Let's Play for retro game that you can download

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CRT OR BURST

>>3478067
>not wanting your hero to have silky smooth legs
Whatever, OP.

>>3478067
>implying the creatures that do this are people

>>3478067
>Why the fuck do people do this on older games? They look like complete shit like this.

Obviously because they think it looks better. I don't understand why people in 2016 still want to look at the blur and glare of a CRT but around here that's a popular choice.

My advice to you is don't put so much care into how some dude on youtube wants to display the game he's playing.

Don't forget
>Stretching a 4:3 game to 16:9

>>3478067
People enjoy the taste of shit, that's why god made hell.

>>3478689
>People who don't have the same taste as me like shit

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>>3478067
To be frank it does look pretty decent at some areas: see the folds on clothing, hair, sword, rounder muscle shape, etc.

But some areas look too blurry and lose too much detail, most noticeably face and muscle.

Maybe they should add different algorithm for skin tones.

>>3478067
I didn't know you could also play as Metlman from Action League Now

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>>3478663
>CRT
>Blur and glare

Pick one dude. The entire idea of playing on CRT's is to get as close to a pixel and color perfect experience as you can.

If it has glare clean your shit and move your light or set. If it's blurry it's either an input side (console) issue or you don't know how to set up your CRT tight.

>>3478731
I'm not talking about glare from an outside lightsource like a window, I'm talking about the light emitted by the screen itself as being glarey. I''m not interested in yet another debate over CRTs, you like them that's great. I don't and that's fine too. I'm just saying different people like different things. I think the filter in OP's pic looks awful, but if someone likes their games to look that way and they're the one making the video more power to them. Expecting everyone else to like the same things, the same way as you is foolish.

>>3478663
>blur and glare of a CRT but around here that's a popular choice
Not really. A few very vocal bandwaggon crtfags may post their battlestations with clapped out old RF only tubes. Most of us have quality crisp CRTs that look great with RGB/Component.

>>3478808
See >>3478742 I know what CRTs look like and have never thought the image quality is good even on very high end ones. You don't have to agree though, which is really the point to all this.

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My way of avoiding shitty filters is to record footage of a game, open it as a GIF in GIMP, and using anisotrophic smoothing to upscale it without jaggies or other artifacts. I save it as a video, then pretend I'm playing it in realtime. It doesn't take that long, and makes the game look a lot better.

>>3478849
>investing twice the time for a video
obvious troll is obvious

>>3478872
We got a genuine detective over here!

>>3478067
This is unbelievable. Next thing you know people are going to move on to something even worse, modifying the actual game to change the graphics to their liking. It's sickening.

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>>3478872

I seek the best experience possible, and I'm not going to wait 10 years for computers to catch up.

>>3478849
>Pretend I'm playing it in real time.

Okay you had me for a second there.

>>3478067
Make it look more cartoony and normies hate pixels and kids don't care either way.

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>>3478731
>The entire idea of playing on CRT's is to get as close to a pixel and color perfect experience as you can.
The only reason anybody should be playing on a CRT is because of 0ms input delay. Colors and proper scaling are a given [unless it's an HDTV CRT].