@DuoDynamo
Came for the filters; stayed for them and the music.
@megabyte01
neat! you can really see the difference between high-rest and low-res filters. They bring out different colors in the games too
@javimetalrf79
You have no idea how grateful I am to you. I've been away from home for a few days and hadn't seen this lovely surprise. I'm feeling 11 years old again this weekend, thanks to you! XD
@Domarius64
That GDV-NTSC definitely looks more nostalgic, that comes from someone who has a CRT monitor from back in the day and usually isn't happy with most shader attempts at recreating this. I think the heavier scanlines version will be good for people who grew up with single scan line EGA monitors.
@the1ucidone
I could just watch this entire video on loop for 10 hours. Absolute perfection.
@Jackfromshack
It wasn't fair to use this Sonic music. Now I have to play this game again. Thanks a lot
@AbcDef-cs3bq
That "PVM clean" shader looks awesome! Cool Sonic The Hedgehog music btw ;-)
@seventy5plays
I love your channel and your work, such a fun age to be a gamer in. :)
@bubu5908
Why is the title “VGA Style” when all the shaders shown do not show what you can actually see on a VGA CRT? Since all VGA monitors had at least 31 kHz, low resolutions could only be displayed via double scan. This means that the black gaps between the actual scan lines were only visible every second line.
@RetroCrisis
Installation Guide - https://youtu.be/G42g23ONYsI
@Melsharpe95
Proof that games were written with these screen limitations in mind. They look MUCH better with these filters.
@iwantagoodnameplease
Sophia lost her green eyes, but the fisher man gained some glasses! Nice.
@Uhfgood
The music sounds like it's from some Sonic game, I like it pretty good. And no I don't know what Sonic game if it is indeed from Sonic. I notice whenever anyone does scanlines they seem static. My memory (probably completely faulty) feels like they weren't as noticable, and that they tended to alternate fields alot, so they seem to switch position.
@eyeball226
Amazing! How do these handle the various display modes that DOS games might use? 320x200, 320x240, 640x400, 640x480 etc? Do these give the correct number and density of scanlines for each based on the resolution coming from the core, or is that something that we'd have to set up manually?
@terrybogard916
Please please please make a GameBoy shader, with the lovely green nuances 😁
@kayzzen
How cool! Finding a safe place for abandoned and forgotten DOS games. An easier way, that way I can buy some games from GOG and run them that way?
@guybrush3000
it’s like playing a DOS game on a TV instead of a monitor
@bundjohn
Awesome! Wasn't expecting Sonic music to DOS games!
@gardhul
The third one is very nice!
@Dwedit