Vasid
Fixer
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2018
- Location
- Colorado
- Favourite title
- Shenmue
- Currently playing
- Something old on my PVM
You should try PS2 RGB SCART cables. And the 480i signal looks great on an old Trinitron CRT set, it can look okay with upscaling but upscaling is upscaling, fixed resolution monitors were a mistake.PS2 had good gfx, but cursed forever with poor video. Plus, the convoluted architecture took quite awhile before games really looked decent (MGS2 or GT3 was one of first IIRC). Sure with some time and AM2's genius, it'd be possible but with fugly ass PS2 480i (only a few very late games used 1080i over component, which I think was a bit faked).
Component can't even save PS2's video; bit of a waste of the technology. S-video actually looks better to me (although, I'm biased because I feel it was and is underrated--hate how legacy ports are composite rather than s-video). Yipper cables are somewhat too good for PS2 and occasionally introduces jagged artifacts at 480i on a console already famous for jaggies, like when sharpness levels are way too high on your TV.
Still, I agree it doesn't look as good as say the xbox or gamecube.
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