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Or get a $20 Wii and install nintendont on it.

I mean I have that. But for $38 bucks that isn't a bad option for a gamecube mod. Plus the disc drive stays as well.

The hole point of this thread is not to force people into using 24/31Khz, but to find ways of displaying them in 15khz if possible.

Is it or maybe just some of you misunderstood it, though?

Subscaling dot art or even altering refresh rates is never a solution. And there can't ever be one if the game's just beyond the monitor's capabilities. So just get another monitor suitable for it -- CRT Emudriver will do wonders with with that as well. Spreading methods to ruin a game's graphics well goes against the forum's philosophy, I'd say.

By the way, Ninja Warriors Once Again is natively (designed at) 427 * 270:
Seems it's scaled anamorphically, I'm afraid, but subscaling it to 240 lines is equally destroying its art.


Basically the same will apply to the Kage remake by the same people, about to be released:


Be civil and use a 24 or 31 kHz monitor for these!


Cheers.

The hole point of this thread is not to force people into using 24/31Khz, but to find ways of displaying them in 15khz if possible.
My solution might not been the best but hopefully someone will figure it out.

There are several arcade cabinets that had deluxe motion cabinets. After Burner, Cruisin USA, Daytona USA 2, and modern games like Fast and Furious Arcade and Typhoon. These games had cabinets that rotated, tilted, shook, and were overall some of the most immersive games ever made. Unfortunately, the full motion cabinets in the arcade are not able to be replicated at home. Or are they? There must be a way to recreate these in DIY cabinets. Here are the main obstacles that I can think of

Mechanism: How will the cabinet physically rotate?

Encoding: How could the system be controlled by a computer?

Software: How can the emulated games interface with the motion cabinet? Maybe custom games are the only solution?

And of course...

Safety: How to prevent major accidents that could cause damage to people and property?

That last point is pretty important. Anyways, maybe we could use this thread to brainstorm how this could be done? Or maybe I am just flat out insane for thinking this is possible.

Or get a $20 Wii and install nintendont on it.

Anyone have any experience with goldwood 4" shielded speakers over stock arcade?

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Ok last reply...i solved the "issue" (on my end) with help of @PaCiFiKbAllA    the guy who create the Pack for RLauncher.

I'm running the game windowed but fullscreen without border, and there is any DS delay.

 

Hi, guys.

It'd make my day if you can try for me the just-released Akumajou Dracula Revisited at 427 * 240:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2369900/Castlevania_Dominus_Collection/

The screenshot there is natively 480 * 270 but only 427 * 240 is active:



I wonder if something like Special K would be needed in this case (to crop the frame).



By the way, Ninja Warriors Once Again is natively (designed at) 427 * 270:



Seems it's scaled anamorphically, I'm afraid, but subscaling it to 240 lines is equally destroying its art.


Basically the same will apply to the Kage remake by the same people, about to be released:



https://store.steampowered.com/app/2543760/Shadow_of_the_Ninja__Reborn/


Be civil and use a 24 or 31 kHz monitor for these!


Cheers.

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320x240p

Native resolution is 640x480 since this is most likely a port of the DreamCast version.
But there is no visual difference between 320x240 & 640x480..

Judt found out about the Gamecube Flippydrive that's being funded. It looks really neat. Solderless micro sd card reader.

 https://youtu.be/YPq48Wm8y-U?si=sQv10sSPAOLcKifZ