RetroTink 4K Showcase | Testing 15+ Video Game Consoles

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Video showcase of the RetroTink 4K - testing more than 15 different consoles from different eras / generations!

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The RetroTink 4K is a powerful video game scaler with compatibility with several inputs: VGA, SCART, Composite, Component, S Video, Analog Audio, Toslink / SPDIF Optical Audio, HDMI... and in this video I put it to test with many different video games and with scanlines and CRT masks.

I tested games such as Chrono Cross, God of War, Super Mario, Gex, Final Fantasy, Persona, Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Sonic, and many more.

One aspect I wasn't able to show in this video is the HDR injection to brighten up the use of scanlines and CRT masks. Here's raw video footage of the feature:    • Видео  

Another thing I wasn't able to show is the fact that the RetroTink 4K can passthrough surround sound. I was able to do so with the PS2 sending Dolby Digital via optical audio, for example.

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Video game consoles tested and structure of the video:

00:00 Intro
00:14 Why Do Gaming Scalers Exist?
01:23 Introducing the RetroTink 4K Device and Remote
02:38 Setting Up the RetroTink 4K
03:15 Nintendo 64
04:47 PS1
05:41 3DO
06:22 FM Towns Marty
06:59 Sega Saturn
08:02 NES
08:28 Phantom System
09:04 Master System via Mega SG with Analogue DAC Emulation
09:40 JVC X'Eye
10:33 Super Nintendo
11:14 NeoGeo MVS
12:06 Dreamcast
12:43 PlayStation 2
13:40 Nintendo GameCube
14:30 Nintendo Wii
15:15 PSP
15:52 PS Vita TV
16:18 Xbox 360
16:35 HDMI Input Thoughts
17:11 Unusual Resolutions and Refresh Rates
17:25 Thoughts on the Product and Pricing