On the LCD screen

[wayfarer]

I’d just like to comment, that I think the LCD screen is good quality, even though ive heard criticism of the staggered pixels. But, this made me think immediately of CRT TV’s , and how , we NEVER got clean pixel art on there, itwas always blurred , but that is what made the sprites looked better according to many…

So I don;t think the staggered pixels effect the quality of the picture much. If anything it gives a minor blur, not very noticable. that is similar to what u got on a CRT

[namair]

I have no complaint about the screen but if it was slightly bigger then it would be better! There is still room to fit a bigger screen on the current GS i think.

[javelinface]

I am actually a fan of it, for this exact reason!
I wouldn’t imaging anything that requires a higher resolution would run very well on the Gameshell.

@Veronica

11. Speaking of the screen, why didn’t you select one of the popular high-resolution screens for GameShell?

We chose the screen based on a number of factors.

Firstly, the resolution of games from the “90s and earlier was almost always 320x240 or less and the majority used a 4:3 aspect ratio. Therefore, our screen provides better support for these old games than a high-resolution 16:9 screen.

I should also mention that the LCD pixels of early handhelds used a triangular pixel arrangement, like the CRTs of TVs and monitors. We deliberately chose this type of screen to provide a retro and nostalgic look.

Another reason we chose this screen was to help developers improve their demo development efficiency and concentrate on the game itself, rather than dazzling and expensive visual effects.

[Frieze_Wang]

I’m also a fan of it. as a customized product if it provides another option of screen when i am buying would be better!

[javelinface]

Well then! You’ll be happy to hear this!

@Veronica

In addition, we have a high-profile IPS screen upgrade planned and new and different products in the works. Updates and developments will be a continuous topic for us going forward.