Has anyone ever made an LCD TV fast enough that it works with Duck Hunt? If latency is the only problem, there is no *fundamental* reason why an LCD processor cannot be really, really fast. Certainly ~2-3 lines of lag should be achievable.
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The LCD pixels themselves have a longer switching time (probably on the order of dozens of lines' worth of signal). But Duck Hunt does not rely on horizontal timing as far as I know, only frame-by-frame timing (with the white squares).
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I've always wondered if we would ever get to a place where LCD/OLED refresh rates could effectively reproduce a CRT gun scanning effect.
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They'll never reproduce a true scanning effect (without completely changing the technology), because matrix based displays draw the image line by line, not pixel by pixel. And given what
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You *could* have a technology with per pixel logic, like a shift register dedicated solely to triggering pixel loads on the pixel clock sweeping horizontally, but I doubt anyone wouls build that and you still wouldn't get the huge contrast of a CRT's scanning beam.
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