Check out this video. It's probably the most comprehensive, but it's superior.
Well he works for Analouge now, so it's a bit of a quandary. I'm optimistic, though.
All carts and peripherals that work on an authentic SNES will work on the Super NT.
I think it's speculation more than anything. It's mentioned in the MLiG video, where he's interviewed. It's more assumptive than declarative.
Yes, that's been the only jailbreak option for an Analogue system so far.
Another great video, thank you.
Thought I probably won't watch the whole thing, ended up watching the whole thing and now seriously considering buying one.
Honestly, I was surprised at how many good SNES games are reasonably priced on eBay. (Then again, I probably have weird taste when it comes to SNES games.) The reason why I ended up going the SD2SNES route, however, was because I realized that I'd forgotten what a crapshoot purchasing cartridges that aren't maimed or outright disgusting can be.
As an owner of both OSSC (new model with HDMI) and Framemeister, stay with the Framemeister for your SNES. The nonstandard clock speed doesn't play well with the audio ADC in the OSSC.
Uniracers was my ceremonial launching game, for two reasons. It is fast af, and very responsive.
Hybrid scanlines are pretty interesting with approximating luminosity.
Hybrid: ON
Gamma: ON
Depth: 90
Note the bright white and yellow of the text/UI, compared to the off-white of the flowers, and then compare to the greens of the grass.
Interpolation disabled for comparison:
As a hard-assed int or nothing type, I am genuinely surprised how much I like it. It does a very good job at uniformity in the grid while not overdoing the blur.
I really liked Mystic Quest despite it being on the simpler side. I'll be picking it up for sure at some point. I'm also a big fan of Illusion of Gaia so that's on the list as well. I've never played Actraiser though and I know that I should.
I pointed that out earlier in the thread but The Deep contacted them just to make sure.
