Anime on CRT- JVC SUPER VHS

[@mckmitte]

It just hits different

[@Clementinewoofwoof]

God I miss being a kid now…thank you for this

[@dreamcastninja88]

The only way I prefer watching anime, honestly.

[@fernandocaballero9830]

GameCube chilling under the television! :D

[@DarthVaderBater]

Oh yeah, just got Eternal Darkess & been buying some other disc's when not insanely priced....

[@mrawesomeface4174]

@@DarthVaderBater GameCube game prices are insanity.

[@DarthVaderBater]

@@mrawesomeface4174 yeah....it's nuts....

[@mhm6]

Resolution really makes a difference. Love my HDs too.

[@DarthVaderBater]

For sure, definitely an aesthetic thing

[@kevinfishburne]

Super funny and CRT looks amazing.

[@johnarbuckle6583]

We living in 2022 while this guy still living in 2002

[@DarthVaderBater]

Old school anime is the best!

[@muaddib5079]

More like 1984 lol

[@drock1717]

Nah I’m living in 2023

[@mejiro1238]

Both the OVA and Victor variety of YC technology are from 1989. But as far as readily available S-VHS technology and the English dub concerns... maybe... 1993?

[@m00nd95]

woah wtf that seems like a sick ass speaker system you got going along with that crt

[@DarthVaderBater]

Ha, yeah speakers are hooked up to everything in the room. SVS Ultra bookshelves + Yamaha Aventage separates (amp & preamp) + HSU VTF-2 mk5 subwoofer

[@kekethetoad]

Badassery level 😩👌/10

[@JeanCornelousMagnus]

Dang those Square tv makes me feel nostalgic. All its missing is chicken nuggets and some my country version of capri sun.

[@judsongaiden9878]

Reminds me of when I used to tape anime off the Sci-Fi Channel back when they still spelled their name right.

[@AugustoV8Cesar]

Playing Playstation 2 and watch animes,mobies, TV series, TV Documenatrys at the CRT TVs and CRT monitors was amazing back in the days, i even remember playing CS 1.6 on my CRT Monitor.
I loved each moment.

[@MemberHomei]

Super VHS looks amazing compared to regular VHS.

[@cyberwolfe]

Konnichiwa!!!!!

[@FelipeOtavio5]

Sensacional ❤

[@robochao1]

fuckin metal

[@minerforjob32]

How does the image compare to modern displays? Is it somehow, sharper?

[@DarthVaderBater]

Actually opposite. CRTs give off a softer/more natural image. Movies & anime made when CRTs were the main displays tech almost always look better on a CRT. Movies at the time were not designed w 4K in mind etc.... John Carpeters The Thing is terrifying on VHS for example & less so on a 4K UHD disc....

[@minerforjob32]

@@DarthVaderBater i know they are different and stuff, but then how does crt achieve sharper image on stuff like games like Mario n stuff. The. For the answer :)

[@DarthVaderBater]

@@minerforjob32 has to do w way game was designed. Not designed for a fixed pixel structure display

[@CrossingRover]

@@minerforjob32 Even in games, the CRT does not produce a sharper image. Technically you could say a modern display is the “sharpest” image for retro games. The issue is that it makes everything look like Lego bricks.
Even in 8 bit games, you weren’t supposed to be able to see individual pixels. CRTs don’t have pixels in the technical sense, meaning the edges of the pixels kind of blend together making it look less blocky.
I think a perfect example are all the modern artwork and toys of the 8 bit Mario sprite from Super Mario Bros. He’s always depicted as being made out of square pixels with clear lines between them. A CRT would make him look a lot more smooth likes A cartoon and you wouldn’t see individual squares of color.
Basically the people who made these games and anime knew that the CRT would blur and smooth the image so they designed things with that in mind. When you put them on a modern display it becomes “sharper” but that may be a bad thing.

[@christophesuard2309]

comment tu fait pour filmer l'ecran ?

[@doctorh.m.l4727]

Whut anime is this?

[@DarthVaderBater]

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