Few hours into this, and yeah, this is one of the few ROM hacks that has kept my attention for an hour. Really great so far. Not impossibly challenging, but a bit harder than the original and a good fun. The new custom items are neat too.
There's PS3/360 games there now. Can probably be found on internet archive as well(those guys are flying too close to the sun).
TimeSplitters Rewind posted an update last Christmas. They've been sharing lots of progress regarding the project, even though it's been horribly slow. (It is a fan project after all)
There are composite and S-Video to HDMI converters on Amazon for about $20
Like damage the display hardware? I've never heard of that happening and I can't find any red flags on Google either. Admittedly I put in minimal effort.
I meant ruin the picture quality. Not physically damaging any hardware.
I imagine composite causes degradation but AV doesn't. In fact there are RCA and AV to HDMI converters out there that upscale the image.
Depends on what you're looking for. I've yet to see a proper collection, and even some retro games have spotty collections.
It's been over a decade and this thing STILL ISN'T OUT? Jesus fucking christ.
Archive.org has the entire 3DS and Wii-U library. So you can download Breath of the Wild from there and that game is also on the Switch. I bring this up because Nintendo really doesn't like these things.
If you're talking about Rewind, that's because it's a hobby project, not a professional game project. They aren't really allowed to make money working on this project, so the people working on it are doing it for free in their spare time.
Wii U usb helper is generally better for 3DS and Wii U games. If you want BOTW in specific Fitgirl has a pretty good repack from 2021 which can be updated with the proper cemu version. Dont trust public dump sites for anything beyond the 3DS. Wait till they come on the r/roms megathread or vimm.net.
No clue in the modern era but I recall twenty years ago or so imbNES for the ps1 was really comfy on a crt tv compared to a windows emu on a monitor and a PC or a laptop
I played emulators on my original Xbox on a CRT way back when and loved it, since it actually looked and felt like the real deal. CRTs are good because there's no display lag, and old games were designed around being played on them, so it softens all those rough pixels. Text on SD-era 3D games seems to more often than not look like shit in emulation for one reason or another, so I'm not sure if playing on a CRT would make whatever you're playing look better.
I'm really hoping we get a translation of Segaga soon. That's one dreamcast game that's always intrigued me.
Some madlad from /vr/ learned Japanese just to translate SGGG, and has been working on it for over a decade and is apparently pretty close to finishing it. It's a game I legit thought was in the "never ever" category due it being so obscure, but it just might see the light of day.
