Sorry, but I think this piece is not very good. You fail to understand that these flashcarts are made to ensure preservation of your own collection and their convenience comes from not having to handle your carts all the time. They're not made with the intention of piracy, so you shouldn't have any moral issues in the first place. Second, the whole point of playing in original hardware is outputting to a CRT with RGB, the setup on the video is just preposterous, widescreen? Seriously? That's no different than just emulating it on whatever toaster you have around, it makes the illusion of original hardware with flashcarts even more ridiculous. Even the slightest suggestion of the $1000+ setup required to properly output AES hardware to an HD TV with a flashcart conflicting in any way with the Switch releases cracks me up.
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Re: Feature: Neo Geo's First Flash Cart Is Here, So What Now For Switch-Owning SNK Fans?
Sorry, but I think this piece is not very good.
You fail to understand that these flashcarts are made to ensure preservation of your own collection and their convenience comes from not having to handle your carts all the time.
They're not made with the intention of piracy, so you shouldn't have any moral issues in the first place.
Second, the whole point of playing in original hardware is outputting to a CRT with RGB, the setup on the video is just preposterous, widescreen? Seriously?
That's no different than just emulating it on whatever toaster you have around, it makes the illusion of original hardware with flashcarts even more ridiculous.
Even the slightest suggestion of the $1000+ setup required to properly output AES hardware to an HD TV with a flashcart conflicting in any way with the Switch releases cracks me up.