High-end CRTs from that era deliver the RCA-like image quality aesthetic at its best. The chroma bleed, blooming, and aged color tones all combine to create a look that fits perfectly with 8-bit and 16-bit games, giving the feeling of being transported back to that time.
This game creates a unique atmosphere with its B-movie horror film vibe, eerie environmental design, and dreamlike background music.
From the ghost-catching chaos that takes place in the mansion early in the game, the immersion level was very high.
Rather than simply defeating enemies, the game uses a system where weakened ghosts must be captured.
The way the ghosts get sucked in also looked very good.
The variety of background changes in each stage also made the graphics enjoyable to look at.
The cutscene presentation that introduces the stage before the match starts is stylish and fun.
The sprite-based characters and the illustration-like 2D backgrounds are so detailed that you can really tell a lot of effort went into making them.
Also, the artistic sense is incredible.
The visuals were a pleasure to look at while playing the game.
Product Features
The newly developed “Flat High-Contrast Tube” suppresses reflections from external light sources, enabling the reproduction of images with clear and vivid contrast. In addition, by adopting a digital comb filter, the luminance signal and chrominance signal—used to reproduce the image—are separated through a digital circuit. This helps suppress flickering that tends to occur in fine vertical details, resulting in a more refined and stable picture quality.
As part of the expansion of its flat television “FACE” series lineup, the company has introduced the 21-inch “FACE 21ZS6,” equipped with this newly developed CRT that allows viewers to enjoy images with sharp and high-contrast quality.
“a hidden stable-type masterpiece for PS2 use”
“Flicker suppression”
“Slot mask”
“Sharpness”
These are games that have very little information and are hardly known in the region where I live.
I searched for hidden games and referred to YouTube videos to compile a list of titles that looked interesting.
I would appreciate it if you could share your experiences and impressions of these games, as well as any similar hidden titles or unique games that you personally know
Sega Rally 2 feels like the perfect example of SEGA’s arcade racing.
Upbeat music, satisfying sounds, bright colors, and clear blue skies—all backed by clean, beautiful environments.
Everything comes together to create a fun, uplifting driving experience.
It’s not about realism—this is SEGA showing exactly what arcade racing should be.