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You don't really need a CRT, any television with a RCA or S-video input would work. If you track down the component video cable (kinda pricey and rare) you can
by qbasic_forever 4y ago
You don't really need a CRT, any television with a RCA or S-video input would work. If you track down the component video cable (kinda pricey and rare) you can use that too. Most of the LCD TVs at least of the 2010s still had those analog inputs. I'd be surprised if you didn't get at least a RCA input on most new TVs today.
- kitsunesoba 4y agoIt's not so much a matter of it working as it is the picture looking acceptable. A friend brought over and hooked their PS2 up to my LCD TV in the past with component cables and it looked terrible compared what I remember from PS2s hooked up to CRT TVs back in high school. The built in PS1 emulation on a PS3 through HDMI looks way, way better on the same TV.