Fatal Fury 1 ... Mega/Sega version vs. SNES version

[DanceroftheShadows]

then why do plasmas always appear to have darker screens?

[Olls]

Because they're less bright. That's why looking at plasma TVs in stores sucks; there's too much light, making them appear dark.
In your home however, it looks great.

[DanceroftheShadows]

I stand by hating plasmas

[soop]

Because they're less bright. That's why looking at plasma TVs in stores sucks; there's too much light, making them appear dark.
In your home however, it looks great.

Not only that; it's good practice to keep it on 50% brightness in the first 6 months to wear it in. I'd be fairly sure that the models in the store which are on constantly are on a reduced brightness. Mine is on 50% and I'd totally forgotten about it, but it's fine. I quite like it less bright for some reason, but I'll try cranking it up.

One thing I will say though, because of the glass, it shows up refelections really badly. Mine is opposite a window, and on a bright day, you have to draw the curtains to watch TV.

I stand by hating plasmas

As long as you have a valid reason, I'm not fussed, but that other guy was all kinds of misinformation.

[Cornholio857]

My Plasma handles Genesis Composite fairly well. You be the judge. (I know, I'm not the best at taking pics of a Plasma screen )




Compare to Sonic's UGC via 360 HDMI connected.


I've also never experienced Burn-In. Only slight Image Retention which goes away in a matter of seconds.

[soop]

I have. Playing a few hours of Marvel Vs Capcom 2 left the super bars burned in. Freaked me out, but they disappeared soon enough.

*edit* maybe that's retention instead of burn-in

[Clessy]

I have. Playing a few hours of Marvel Vs Capcom 2 left the super bars burned in. Freaked me out, but they disappeared soon enough.

*edit* maybe that's retention instead of burn-in

That is the very definition of retention. Burn in is retention that doesnt go away :

This is also why people should not play there 4:3 in 4:3 like the above user. Just play in 16:9 mode and you have no chance of bars on the side of your tv.

[tomaitheous]

This is also why people should not play there 4:3 in 4:3 like the above user. Just play in 16:9 mode and you have no chance of bars on the side of your tv.

What? Playing your retro console of 4:3 in 16:9 stretched mode? Now you've crossed the line. Also, if you don't mind.. post your age. I have a feeling you're pretty young. That would explain quite a few things.

[DanceroftheShadows]

One button on my tv remote switches retro games from 4;3 to 16;9,

I think 16 9 looks better for some reason

[Clessy]

What? Playing your retro console of 4:3 in 16:9 stretched mode? Now you've crossed the line. Also, if you don't mind.. post your age. I have a feeling you're pretty young. That would explain quite a few things.

25. And yes I care more about my tv's health than some stretched sprites.

[DanceroftheShadows]

me 25 too

[Kollision]

tv's.... health???
please elaborate

[Clessy]

tv's.... health???
please elaborate

Its just a old pratice. Plasma can get burn in. If you're creating bars on your tv by viewing something in 4:3 you're adding higher chances of it. Obviously on a newer age plasma there isnt any need to but, its habit.


Anyways lets move all this tv talk and emulation things to a more relivant topic now. This has absolutely nothing to do with fatal fury since like page 5.

http://www.sega-16.com/forum/showthr...the-modern-age

[Wesker]

Best thing is having an old TV for retro consoles and a new one for HD or VGA (like Dreamcast) systems IMO.

And I prefer the Mega Drive version because it's more accurate to the Neo-Geo version and despite the fact of lacking two characters. I couldn't less for Hwa Jai (who is still present in Duck King's background) but Billy Kane at least SHOULD NOT have been cut out.

[Guntz]

Its just a old pratice. Plasma can get burn in. If you're creating bars on your tv by viewing something in 4:3 you're adding higher chances of it. Obviously on a newer age plasma there isnt any need to but, its habit.


Anyways lets move all this tv talk and emulation things to a more relivant topic now. This has absolutely nothing to do with fatal fury since like page 5.

http://www.sega-16.com/forum/showthr...the-modern-age

This post doesn't make any sense. Why would you possibly care about your TV's health? You've gone on record stating you buy a new TV every couple of years. By the time your Plasma has burn-in, you'll already have a new one. Hypocritical, much?

I'm with Tomaitheous. Physical age has no direct relation to mental age. In the brain, I'd wager a guess you're 12 and a half.