> > There is clearly a noticeable difference
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> > Sega Rally on PC
> > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sXJiEGwBpI
>
> It's an emulator that is HLE'ing the video using Direct3D. They are guaranteed to
> look different as they don't use the same algorithm for texture mapping.
The colors in the other video of Sega Rally are from the CRT tube, home LCD's can't produce that color that is why the colors looks a lot different in that video, that i know, only industrial Arcade LCD's have the versatility to emulate CRT color, where the smooth res or whatever that powerful effect comes from, i don't know, maybe you are right but even Sega's remake of Sega Rally Arcade for the PS2 didn't have that effect, so that is why i was thinking it could be some filter connected to the arcade monitor chassis's that produces that effect, i don't know, i am ignorant about the arcade resolution.
I am the original retro game dork.
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