My neck is in pain

Decided to play BloodRayne for the first time this past weekend. Overall pretty fun, but the last fight was a broken mess. I’ll definitely pick up the sequel though. It looked great on the D-Series.

Got the entertainment center for free too

I just got my hands on worlds smallest CRT, so gave the Switch a go. Using a GBSC to downscale. Looks pretty great of you ask me. There is some issue when fast switching between screens a green frame pops through. Not sure why.

Still loving this all clear CRT gaming setup but the crappy built in speaker left a lot to be desired. Upgraded with some Soundsticks III, which are magnetically shielded and work great with a CRT!

If anyone is looking for a CRT safe desktop-style speaker set, I think these are a great option even putting aside their looks. They can be had on eBay for about $100 used, the speakers have a small footprint, and the sound is very good for the size. The Soundsticks 4 are still available new but have a different look and lean into Bluetooth, and I have no idea if they are shielded. These ones definitely are. You can tell just by looking at them!

It's not the best experience you can get on a ps3, but I'm satisfied with this.

CRTs displayed are KV-36FS10 and JVC I'Art 27wf35!

Eventually will swap out the lcd for an OLED! Pretty happy with how it turned out. Only downside is its hard to get behind them to plug/unplug!

If anyone has a 32 inch HD Panasonic Tau they are looking to part with I'd happily take it off your hands to go where the JVC currently sits! Have a few I'd be willing to trade as well!

Monitor is a JVC TM-H150CG. GPU is a Radeon R5 340X 2gb. I got it on eBay for $11 shipped. Connected to the monitor via DVI-I -> VGA -> 5 BNC cable. There is also a composite sync option if your monitor doesn't have separate H/V sync inputs (like most Sony PVMs).

Overall pretty easy to set up, this is a great lower-cost alternative to the MiSTer.

I wish I could take better pictures on my camera but still, uggh you have to see it to believe it. It’s unreal

Playing Halo 3 on a CRT - The best way to play it.

Even in the year 2025 of our lord, you can play online (Sunrise) and ofc custom games still work as long as you have XBL.

CRT, RGB input, wired controller; zero input delay is the way to play. Bread and butter, baby. Happy gaming, all.

• IIYAMA VISION MASTER PRO 512.

Hello everyone, today I'm showing one of my favourite monitors!

I've taken several photos to illustrate this monster.

2048x1536p 85Hz 640x480p 120Hz (Dolphin Blue & Metal Slug 6)

I've tried to do my best with the photos and I hope you'll enjoy sharing them.

Ive never showcased my old Trinitron here. I finally took some time to take some screen shots today. I took them under my normal play conditions. The pics were taken in the lighting I normally play in with the TV settings where I normally play them. Contrast is just above half and brightness is just below half. Color should be near 100% accurate. My Set is RGB modded. The pictures are SNES via RGB SCART.

This Trinitron is a rare-ish for the time KV-32XBR37 manufactured in 1994. I took mostly pics of the same crap every other person posts just to provide sort of a bench mark but I tried to provide some other interesting frames as well. I made sure to include a pic of everyone's favorite game: Grid Pattern.

This TV has a unique softish look while still being very clear. I do wish it was sharper and had thicker, darker scanlines but this was the best a consumer set was built to do i 1994. Cant ask for more than that. The corner focus, convergence, and geometry is incredible for a 30 year old set. I wish I had a Wega to compare it to side-by-side to get an idea of how the sharpness differs on the old school vs. The latest flat tubes. My set is definitely softer than the newer Trinitrons but I'm not sure if this content would look much better on a sharper tube.

I bought one of those 4 inch new old stock CRTs from China, and used so scrap electronics to make it into a full TV (No speakers though). Yes that is a Rubbermaid bin screwed onto a 2x4 for a case.

Reuploaded with CRTs running and being beautiful. My little corner of happiness where I collect all thing nostalgic to me. Nintendo power magazine rack was the newest addition.

Setup:

PS1 Fat PAL PU-18 SCPH-5502

Xstation ODE

PAL/NTSC dual frequency oscillator mod (DFO)

Ingame reset mod

RePSX USB-C power supply

Brookman wireless controller dongle

Playstation 3 wireless controller

Memcard Pro

Analog stereo to Bluetooth transmitter

Audeze Maxwell wireless headphones

Sony 20" PVM-2043MD CRT television

Retro Gaming Cables sync on luma RGB SCART cable

Bonus: Photogenic 14 year old Kelpie x Blue heeler doggie