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  1. On 8/25/2018 at 5:37 PM, Starbuck said:

    Dragon57

    Your silver ring sets are awesome. I have a request Please. I have Collections by year 1970 thru 2020. Could a set be made for these. I have attached my ones for 70's, 80's, and 90's. These contain all Mame Games for those periods.. But would like one for each year., as I also have collections for MAME by Year. !970 Collection, 1971 Collection etc.

    Thank you very much

    70s Collection.7z

    80s Collection.7z

    90s Collection.7z

    @Starbuck Sorry, I don't know how I missed this. Do you still want/need these?

  2. Here are the ones I have art for:

    Atari 5200
    Atari Jaguar
    GCE Vectrex
    Mattel Intellivision
    NEC Supergrafx
    Nintendo 64
    Nintendo Entertainment System
    Sega 32X
    Sega Genesis
    Sega Master System
    Super Nintendo Entertainment System

     

    Atari 5200 3D carts_00.jpg

    Atari Jaguar 3D carts_00.jpg

    GCE Vectrex 3D carts_00.jpg

    Mattel Intellivision 3D carts_00.jpg

    NEC Supergrafx 3D carts_00.jpg

    Nintendo 64 3D carts_00.jpg

    Nintendo Entertainment System 3D carts_00.jpg

    Sega 32X 3D carts_00.jpg

    Sega Genesis 3D carts_00.jpg

    Sega Master System 3D carts_00.jpg

    Super Nintendo Entertainment System 3D carts_00.jpg

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  3. Yeah, I have the ones you listed as existing, but I also have a few for systems you list as not available. If you can, post a picture of what 3D view you prefer for your carts and I'll see what I have. I also have a few cart templates from my searching over the years. I might have something for you there as well.

  4. Yes, you can go crazy twiddling with all the settings in MAME. Here is a YouTube video where the person really goes all out with different settings. Here it is just to give you an idea.

    If you are in the old MAME vector games, you can also tweak MAME to give a pretty convincing scanning vector effect. Here is an example.

     

  5. I know this isn't a solution to games looking worse on modern displays, but some people use shaders to try and recreate the 'look' from old CRTs. If done correctly, your brain will be tricked into filling in some gaps created by the shaders. Just a thought, and of course you need to use emulators that support these shaders. Retroarch is a good one to try if you decide to go down this road. MAME standalone also supports a number of shader effects.

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