/vr/ - Retro Games

>>3090905
Extremely limited 240p and general 480i looks fine from the Dreamcast.

>>3090985
S-Video is quite nice on the Dreamcast; Also don't have to worry about patching certain games to reenable 15khz RGB for them(thanks Capcom).

Bangai-O
Last Hope
Street Fighter Alpha 3
Black Matrix A/D
Marvel vs Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes
Street Fighter Zero 3
Gunbird 2
Neo XYX
Street Fighter Zero 3 for Matching Service
Gunlord
Princess Maker Collection
The King of Fighters Dream Match 1999
Jo Jo's Bizarre Adventure
Street Fighter 3: Third Strike
The King of Fighters 99 Evolution
Last Blade 2: Final Edition
Street Fighter 3: Double Impact
Twinkle Star Sprites

All support 240p output by holding Start+L at boot.

>>2152601
I've got a switch like this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/321404903301 I only have SCART for a single system right now, so I can comment on the quality of it when you have multiple systems hooked up to it, but it's supposedly pretty good.
Bandridge supposedly has a decent automatic switch.
If you want something custom, there's a guy making and selling an 8 system switch here: http://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=50851 for $120.

>Also, would it be worth it to get SCART cables for consoles like the dreamcast and gamecube or would S video or composite be sufficient?
You won't be able to get RGB from an NTSC Gamecube, only PAL models. Unless you feel like shelling out big bucks for its component cable, you're best off just just settling for S-Video.
Dreamcast will do RGB just fine, and you may want that for the 240p and 480i only games, but the Dreamcast really shines over VGA on a PC monitor; That's really only if you feel like going that route.
NES is probably the only system I wouldn't get RGB for, and that's due to the price.

It really all comes down to how nitpicky you are/want to take the search for video quality. S-Video can look amazing and most people are fine with leaving it there
For example, this is s-video from the Dreamcast; Still likely to move to RGB SCART or VGA eventually though.

Whenever you get it up and running, be it composite, s-video or otherwise, you should try taking some photos and dropping them off in the CRT thread: >>2146924 .