Better to get an answer late but never. The short answer is you spend a lot of money. There is a really nice 8 port scart switch on retrorgb (Currently sold out) which is a hefty $215. Once you have that you need to get a scart to HDMI converter of your choosing. The XRGB mini is the premium option, but a $40 ebay option has worked for me for now. Now that you have that you would then need to buy scart cables for every system that supports it (Some consoles like north american NTSC snes and N64 require mods to get RGB to be enabled) The guys on my life in gaming have a whole series devoted to this kind of stuff. Pretty interesting. Again, this costs a stupid amount of money to do. RCA works and is cheap. S-video is better and many systems can be modded to use it. For the price, that’s the best option. Sorry for the long winded and extremely late answer.

Listen man, it’s simple. These guys have mentioned over and over again, they’re looking for authenticity, they like the hard copy of the games, and they prefer the set lives and continues originally programmed in. Emulators bend those rules and break the true nature of the games. See, save states void any and all tension that come with the more difficult points in the game, and then any jerk-off can say they beat the game with the rest of us, risk-free. Where as before, would they even have kept trying if they had to keep restarting from further back, the beginning of the stage, or even the beginning of the game. What about, losing alot of lives to a boss and having to continue on like that. But now, you could just learn a pattern do it again without losing a life or even flawlessly. See, it would “normally” take multiple attempts and many run-throughs to even be considered that good. Not to mention, it completely voids the need for the original password systems, it’s hard to overlook them (save states) if you’re playing it at the time. Emulators cheat by not having to buy the system or the game at all, sure little really, no one freaks out if that’s the only way you get a chance to play it, just in ‘how’ you play it. Whereas a cheat codes can be overlooked, forgotten about, or not even used at all. Hey, stop me if you’ve heard all this before. If you’re a hardcore gamer, you probably still have the original. Getting pissed-off and video games go together much like fried potatoes and salt.

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Buy RGB SCART cables for all except for n64 & 3DO. Then buy a SCART to HDMI converter. You may need some SCART splitters, too.

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