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The captures from the SNES and GBA seem to use very different colour spaces, leaving the SNES footage looking dark and the GBA washed out, even when they use th
by user-the-name 5y ago
The captures from the SNES and GBA seem to use very different colour spaces, leaving the SNES footage looking dark and the GBA washed out, even when they use the exact same graphics. Makes them pretty hard to compare.
- Waterluvian 5y agoMay also be a consequence of how the games were designed given the GBA screen. Kind of like how sprites were often designed knowing they’d be altered by a CRT and now look too crisp on modern screens.
- Lammy 5y agoA lot of early GBA games are like that on purpose since there was no sidelit or backlit screen until the GBA SP came out.
- ReactiveJelly 5y agoIt's a bit hard to do a proper end-to-end comparison when it would have also depended on what kind of TV was attached to the SNES. You could take a photo in a well-lit room, if you can find a room with a working GBA, SNES, and CRT in it.