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In Europe and Japan a lot of TVs just had SCART with RGB pins so I don't think it was too unusual for people to have setups like this at the time. Not discounti
by Torgo 10y ago
In Europe and Japan a lot of TVs just had SCART with RGB pins so I don't think it was too unusual for people to have setups like this at the time. Not discounting what the author is saying, but I have to assume that designers planned for a lot of people using RGB or at least decided what their tradeoffs were going to be.
- jacobush 10y agoAlso arcade games were very often RGB, so games with artwork from arcade games could have been designed for RGB. But I have to say, I don't think "designers" back then thought much about hardware setups different from their own! It was different times and stuff had to ship fast, fast fast.