These are keyboards that you should use with CRT

You may have heard that the back players buy CRT (Cathode Ray) in the old school in order to enjoy reactionary games the way it was supposed to be seen, but is this true for all “reactionary” games?

Keyboards were made during the CRT era

As a rule, keyboards that look better on CRT are those that made when CRTS was the only game in the city. Devices and software developers expect to play on a tube TV and go everything in the game to this goal.

Everything that happened before the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 generation of keyboards falls in this category. So, whether we are talking about Atari from the late 1970s or PlayStation 2 of 2000, CRT is the way to go.

Of course, inside Pantheon of CRT TVs, there is a set of quality as well. Some TVs had poor quality pictures and others were great. Likewise, the use of the best video connection supports supported by a specific controller is important. For example, looking at the choice between the compound and S-VIDEO, the latter provides much better image quality.

What about PS3, Xbox 360 and WII?

The keyboards released during the transition between CRT and Flat Panel are an interesting condition. The first PlayStation 3 came with the AV cable compound in the box, where it was reasonable to expect many people who used these keyboards using CRT. However, it has been designed to observe HD offers, and this is also important.

The exhibition ratio to 4: 3 of the Model CRTS was supported by beating in the games of this era. The text was often very small or foggy that could not be read on CRT as well. There is no special reason for the use of PS3 or Xbox 360 with CRT, unless you want to play old games compatible with the PlayStation and PlayStation 2, or the original Xbox.

I would like to say that Wii is the exception here, because it is a standard control unit, and do not gain much if anything is on a flat plate. However, Wii supports the gradual scan, which is not done by the typical CRT. If you find CRT supports a 480 -pixel signal, this is a great pair with Wii, but in fact any CRT TV will work well.

HD CRTS exists (if you can find it)

Near the end of the CRT TV era, there were a few TVs that are also compatible with the HD standard. These television devices were in a display ratio to a height of 16: 9, and they used the input of HDMI or component to view up to 1080i photos. If you find one of these alone in one way or another, it is a great way to play PS3 and Xbox 360 games that were often in 720 pixels, which look amazing on these screens, especially compared to 4K TV, which tries to sophisticated from less than a million pixels to more than eight million.

The only problem with these offers is that some of them had an important input delay, which can be diluted in several ways, and that anything less than 480 pixels or 480i will not seem correct, making it a bad option for key magazines such as Snes or Genesis.

The scales can also work well

Many back players do not want to go on the path of madness that buys the old CRT screen. However, unless you are satisfied with simulation, you can not only connect your original devices to a modern flat panel and expect to look good.

This is where reactionary games resist. This device sits between your console and a modern TV and some magic works to sign so that the image looks good. Some of them do a decent work in the appearance of CRT. The standards differ greatly in prices and performance, some are better for some keyboards than others. If you look at the upscale end, especially models that support many different keyboards, you are looking for hundreds of dollars.

With some keyboards, you also have the option to add HDMI MD to your original controller, if you are not precious to keep them in the form of stock. There is also the option to use FPGA reactionary keyboards that also cost hundreds of dollars.

Looking at what can cost him to get reactionary games to look best on modern TV, I suddenly do not feel in particular about paying $ 75 for the giant Triniton Sony.