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archer9234 on 20 January 2015
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Nuvendil said:
archer9234 said:
LipeJJ said:
No and no. And just imagine playing 280p games on a big OLED screen... Jesus!

I do it all the time with the GB Player lol. Don't really care.


Key difference being that the GB line was all pixel art, 2D graphics, not 3D graphics which are hit a lot harder when your resolution is crappy.

I still play my N64, PS1/2 games etc. on my HDTV. I guess I just accept the game is gonna look bad. And never have that problem I see people complain about. Not being able to look at SD material again. There's some good though. The N64/GC/and NES are getting HDMI mods from people. Which will stop the composite/RGB/SCART limitations of the output picture. And no, this is real HDMI. It's not Composite to HDMI adapter. A video decoder board is connected to the consoles PPU/CPU directly. There is no interaction with the analog output anymore. So the consoles will get a real digital signal.