Jaw-Dropping SNES Mod Fixes One of the Console's Biggest Problems
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Jaw-Dropping SNES Mod Fixes One of the Console's Biggest Problems
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#3My jaw was unperturbed. Seems to increase brightness on some variants of the OG console, cool and technically impressive, but hardly worth writing home about or spending $100 on.
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#4I'm rather excited to see a blog post somewhere explaining how and why this works. Considering the amount of effort the mod's creator underwent, it seems like that would be quite the treat.
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As the article points out, the hardware was revised because it wasn't desirable.
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#9Modern retro-consolers keep trying to get the old pixel graphics games to be sharper and brighter. I guess because the actual pixel style has become aesthetically appreciated but the old games were designed to be blurry on a CRT screen so the colours and lines blended properly.
Here's a classic example on this topic: https://imgur.com/a/AzX2kc8
Re: Jaw-Dropping SNES Mod Fixes One of the Console's Biggest Problems
#10Modern retro-consolers keep trying to get the old pixel graphics games to be sharper and brighter. I guess because the actual pixel style has become aesthetically appreciated but the old games were designed to be blurry on a CRT screen so the colours and lines blended properly. Here's a classic example on this topic: https://imgur.com/a/AzX2kc8
It's not modern retro-console styling, it's literally making it act like Nintendo's own initial refresh.