DOSBox Scalers - A Doomed Comparison

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Doom
Game:
Doom (2016)
Duration: 10:06
3,833 views
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DOSBox by default comes with a series of scalers. Lawnie explains what they're for and how they can radically alter the image of a game. He then plays the first minute of Doom's E1M1 repeatedly to display and discuss the difference between the standard selection of scalers.

3:26 - normal3x

3:43 - scan3x

4:30 - tv3x

5:06 - rgb3x

5:46 - advmame3x

6:40 - advinterp3x

6:57 - 2xsai

7:27 - super2xsai

7:56 - supereagle

8:20 - hq3x

8:51 - none



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