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I play a lot of retro games in the 16bit and 32bit era. I usually play 120hrs/month or more most of which is on original hardware and not emulators. I do not
by hx8 3y ago
I play a lot of retro games in the 16bit and 32bit era. I usually play 120hrs/month or more most of which is on original hardware and not emulators. I do not use CRTs because I've had bad luck maintaining the hardware. It's hard to find good equipment, it's expensive to ship if you find something, and it's hard to get it serviced.
I often wonder if there is room for a single CRT manufacturer in the marketplace. I would switch to CRT if I could buy new, have a warranty, and be reasonably assured I can find a replacement easily if it fails.
- nightowl_games 3y agoWhat games are you playing?
- skyyler 3y agoI wonder how many people would contribute to a crowdfund for this...
- musha68k 3y agoI wonder how many engineers are left from that era that could even help with setting up a manufacturing site. Probably not many. I for sure would pay a lot of money for a new hires 16:9 tube solely for modern games. The market would be small though I fear. Lots of people now prefer 60”+ OLED screens for gaming, which to be honest are indeed amazing at this point.