Topic: Attempting to play Aria of Sorrow on an HD TV

[Pfil]

I do this too except I don't use the 360 pad as it has THE worst D-pad ever made.

I completely agree with this!

[Harrycombs]

If you have an Ouya, the Game Boy Advance emulator seems to work well enough. I started a game of Aria a while back, and it looked pretty good.

[Pfil]

So far, the platform where Aria looks best is the PSP.

[Harrycombs]

I definitely agree with that. The PSP is the best for a lot of emulation, but there is definitely a really annoying ghosting effect on my psp 2000. Its not as distracting in Aria as it is in some other games though.

[Pfil]

I have a PSP Slim, IDK how it looks in a PSP 2000. In the Slim model it looks perfect, at least the way I see it.

[Harrycombs]

The 2000 is the slim. Rondo of Blood classic looks terrible on it for instance. You can hardly see the bats the ghosting is so bad.

[Lelygax]

I prefer to play Aria on my Wii, in fact I've beaten Circle of the Moon on a Wii.

[Pfil]

They look great in a Wii too.

I didn't try emulating Rondo in a PSP, but IIRC it looked fine in DXC.

[Lelygax]

Someone tried to play Chronicles on PSP? It should be cool.

[Harrycombs]

They look great in a Wii too.

I didn't try emulating Rondo in a PSP, but IIRC it looked fine in DXC.

It was in DXC that I had the problem. Maybe its my specific model. I remember a lot of critics were complaining about it.

[Ratty]

I've played all of the GBA games this way, the blurryness doesn't bother me. You get used to it when you use old consoles on an HDTV. Well, for most games. I still long for something that will smooth out the jaggies on FF9 so it doesn't look like total shite on an HDTV, because it's really such a beautiful game if you've played it on a CRT.

[DoctaMario]

It was in DXC that I had the problem. Maybe its my specific model. I remember a lot of critics were complaining about it.

I emulated Rondo on PSP as well as playing DXC and I found that turning up the screen brightness helped a lot.

[Abnormal Freak]

It was in DXC that I had the problem. Maybe its my specific model. I remember a lot of critics were complaining about it.

I have this issue. PSP-2000, Rondo ghosts TERRIBLY in DXC. The 3000 model is supposed to get rid of the ghosting but at the sacrifice of something else, I can't remember. I've never been able to hold one to see the differences with my own eyes.

Pretty sure I have the brightness all the way up.



GBA games on the Wii look pretty dang good. A little too sharp, perhaps. You're able to blow the screen size pretty big while still keeping a crisp image. Definitely the way to go for playing GBA (and GB/C) games on an HDTV over the GB Player, assuming you have component cables.

[Lelygax]

I have this issue. PSP-2000, Rondo ghosts TERRIBLY in DXC. The 3000 model is supposed to get rid of the ghosting but at the sacrifice of something else, I can't remember. I've never been able to hold one to see the differences with my own eyes.

Pretty sure I have the brightness all the way up.



GBA games on the Wii look pretty dang good. A little too sharp, perhaps. You're able to blow the screen size pretty big while still keeping a crisp image. Definitely the way to go for playing GBA (and GB/C) games on an HDTV over the GB Player, assuming you have component cables.

Dont forget that you can enable some filters if you want to.

[Oniros]

I am having a similar problem, you can totally see the blurriness when running. Since the GC component cables are ridiculously expensive, I was thinking on grabbing a CRT that supports S-Video, would that do the trick? What do you think>