CRT Pixels 📺さんのイラストまとめ

Pocky & Rocky (1992, Natsume) - SNES

Sharp Pixels vs. SNES Composite via Sony KV-27S42

Pocky & Rocky has a lot of great enemies, but I've always especially loved this little guy, even if he was a pain in the butt to photograph.

Shiren the Wanderer 2: Oni Invasion! Shiren Castle! (2000, Chunsoft) - N64

Sharp Pixels vs. N64 S-Video via Sony PVM-20L2MD

One more late night Shiren post before October starts! Couldn't forget certified good boy and top-tier weasel friend, Koppa!

Street Fighter II (1992, Capcom) - SNES

Sharp Pixels vs. SNES S-Video via Sony PVM-20L2MD

I love the natural look of Chun-Li's individual hairs and the folds in the fabric of her hair buns here!

Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master (1993, Sega) - Genesis/Mega Drive

Sharp Pixels vs. Genesis Composite via Sony PVM-20L2MD

Thank you for your patience and kind words! We're back and Shinobi-posting once again! Let's kick things off with a new crunchy Genesis waterfall!

F-Zero X (1998, Nintendo) - N64

Sharp Pixels vs. N64 S-Video via Sony PVM-20L2MD

The artist that converted this game's illustrations to pixels did a phenomenal job and the CRT and N64 hardware do a phenomenal job displaying those pixels as an illustration. Both are gorgeous.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (1997, Konami) - PS1

Sharp Pixels vs. PS1 Composite via Sony KV-13M51

Dracula popped off so I thought you'd appreciate Richter as well. I especially love how soft his lil curls appear on the Trinitron!

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (1997, Konami) - PS1

Sharp Pixels vs. PS1 Composite via Sony KV-13M51

This could be my new favorite. Notice the way composite color bleed turns a single pixel into red eyes, or the way the scanlines give definition to Dracula's lips and teeth.

Mega Man X (1993, Capcom) - SNES

Sharp Pixels vs. SNES S-Video via Sony KV-27S42

Forgot I took these! Might wind up doing all the Mega Man X bosses just for Content.

Final Fantasy VI (1994, Squaresoft) - SNES

2014 and 2021 Remaster vs. SNES S-Video via PVM-20L2MD

Thank you to @RPGSite for their remaster comparison. While I do prefer the new sprites to 2014's, The SNES originals still win out overall for me, based on what we've seen so far.

Final Fantasy VI (1994, Squaresoft) - SNES

Sharp Pixels vs. SNES S-Video via Sony PVM-20L2MD

As much as I appreciate the effort of the new Final Fantasy remasters, I still can't help but feel that Square Enix's constant meddling with its original visuals is unnecessary.