If you’ve ever wondered how to use a normal PC on a consumer CRT TV, perhaps to play retro games via emulators, then look no further. I’ve perused /vr/’s CRT threads and arcade projects and forums threads for a couple of years now, and since a year earlier been playing on what I consider my dream setup.

Well, it’s been a while. Since last time I had success reading the data the Playstation 2 was sending me. After that, I took the logical next step: sending data back. That was my first block.

I translated my “Videogames don’t age” article into English recently, and while reading it I remembered some personal opinions I didn’t include and some other points I should’ve gone over. It’s no surprise, I wrote it almost a year ago and in the meantime I’ve read (and watched videos) more on the subject. Some remakes of games I’ve played and enjoyed were released, too, so I also had the chance of both reviewing and reflecting upon the reaction of the community at large and the opinions of a wide variety of gamers.

Groovyarcade is a Linux distribution for using your PC as a games station. It comes with batteries included so you can use your system on a CRT display, which are famously finicky when you’re trying to hook them up to a computer.

Como han podido ver, he agregado una página para navegar entre las etiquetas en mi página. Aunque por un par de semanas no funcionaba.