> > > Thank you, Smitdogg! > > > > > > I've also made a comparison video here in case there is interest: > > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sGbYLWFH5g > > > > Reference screenshots and reference video are actually very helpful indeed. Thanks! > > > the problem is the main differences I see are that the arcade captures are a bit > blurrier (from a CRT) and seem to all be overly dark with a green tint on everything > that isn't bright while the other colours look washed out, like the display is > broken... Is this really an effect, or a faulty monitor / PCB? > > the MAME shots are actually less glitchy in places tho for example one of the > animations of Scorpions clothing is very glitchy on the PCB video. > > there do seem to be some shadows missing in MAME, but I'm not sure how much of those > videos is showing emulation problems and how much is a dodgy monitor...
I recently played the original MK4 board and the darkness and shadowings are indeed overly absent in the arcade.
I believe the differences in the video/pics are mostly some (minor) shadowing and lighting effects that are missing on the character models. Other differences seem to be due to some kind of anisotropic filtering (or maybe some sort of scanline effect?).
I made some screencaps of the video where the shadowing differences are more clear. I think a capture in the original resolution would be more clear.
Also, Haze, you are a legend. Thank you for the CPS3 thrills!
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