Yeah, R1 on the NGP definitely seems okay. MotM on the NGPC is less so; single white screen flashes like Ryu's super fireball are not too awful, but multi-hit supers with loads of white screen flashes like Ryo's circle back, circle forward + punch super (or whatever it was) are pretty bad. Not sure if playing under a brighter light made it better or worse. Can just turn the screen away a bit of course when those go off but still, not my favorite thing. Can't remember if there are red screen flashes in MotM, didn't hit any.

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Posted by Paleface on June 25, 2022 at 06:24:54 EST in reply to I only ask because I would assume contrast and brightness would be a factor and while the NGPC’s contrast isn’t bad it’s also not lit so you’d have some choice in how bright it is. The b/w NGP seems like it would be even more gentle but I of course couldn’t say as I don’t have your issue and only so many games work on that. (n/t) from SignOfZeta.

Yeah, R1 on the NGP definitely seems okay. MotM on the NGPC is less so; single white screen flashes like Ryu's super fireball are not too awful, but multi-hit supers with loads of white screen flashes like Ryo's circle back, circle forward + punch super (or whatever it was) are pretty bad. Not sure if playing under a brighter light made it better or worse. Can just turn the screen away a bit of course when those go off but still, not my favorite thing. Can't remember if there are red screen flashes in MotM, didn't hit any.

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I wonder if there is some technology similar to welding helmets that could help with this. Basically they have LCD dimming controlled by a light sensor so they are fully open unless light goes over a certain level and then they dim. It would have to be tuned differently but the technology is fast enough.

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(09:44:44 07/03/22 EST)

Neat! : )

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