![]() ![]() ![]() The output quality is about on-par with Sega Master System games in RGB. Game Gear’s output RGB in their native resolution of 160×144. Each mode is toggled by holding 1, 2 and Start at the same time. Since he’s getting the video signal digitally from the Game Gear, it allows him to make scaling effects while having the pixels stay in their right positions and not create any lag. Also, each VGA mode also has an option for scanlines, shown on the right below. ![]() McWill now offers a Game Gear kit that outputs both RGB video, as well as two different VGA modes: One that displays the native aspect ratio and the other that stretches the aspect ratio to 4:3. There’s also emulation options like the Analogue Pocket for people who want to use original cartridges and the MiSTer FPGA project for people who want an excellent and accurate solution, but don’t mind using roms. This section describes the three different TV-out mods available for original Game Gear hardware. ![]()
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