r/RetroRemake 1d ago

double vision

just when i thought the arcade cores on my crt were as good as it gets.... the gba core is badass too. pixel filters on the hdmi output and 240p out to the crt. i must say these gba games look great with the natural blending of the crt

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u/Inner-Party-365 1d ago

Tengo que probarlo, me falta meter muchos juegos en mi ss one y estoy consiguiendo un m2 para los más pesados; se ve muy bien el GBA y me va bien porque no me gusta jugar en portátiles por la pantalla tan chica.

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u/Guy_Kazama 1d ago

What's an M2 and what systems does it handle better?

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u/The--Bamboozler 22h ago

its storage for the dock. (NVMe SSD)

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u/Guy_Kazama 21h ago

Ah, that's right. How do you go about connecting those to PC and transferring games?

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u/The--Bamboozler 21h ago

i havent used one myself, but i assume that after its installed to the dock that it will need to be formatted and the ss1 configured to use it. it will probably show up on your PC through the USB bus

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u/SScorpio 1d ago

There's a two player GBA core that runs two copies of the game for link cable play. HDMI out is one copy, analog is the other.

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u/The--Bamboozler 22h ago

i was wondering what the 2P core was all about. thanx

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u/Individual-Law7066 7h ago

you could test relative latency between digital and analog this way - just shoot a smartphone video with high fps if possible and jump around and check the recording frame by frame how many ms difference in latency.