I think there is no universal settings for ps1 emulation. You playing with sharp 3d and broken 2d or you playing 144p with bilinear interpolation. That's all.

PS1 needs aliasing, unfiltered textures and dithering.

>>11800419 (OP)
>bilinear interpolation
Use bilinear (sharp)
It's close to Nearest except it displays non-square pixels correctly and doesn't need integer scaling

Native resolution, NTSC LUT, composite.
Alternatively, bilinear (sharp) as >>11800425 suggested.

>turn on perspective correction
>HD
Wala
inb4 walls of cope how it's not authentic—don't care, this looks almost like PS2 but with grainy textures

>>11800419 (OP)
super 2xsal

>>11800436
>perspective correction
I bet you drive an automatic too :)

>>11800419 (OP)
3rd is the best for all 3 examples. crisp textures look the best.

Native res, nearest neighbour, dithering on

Guest-advanced-ntsc + the prerequisite 105iq to configure it is the only correct answer

For me it's always been HD res for 3D games, filters for 2D games for the last 25 years

use shaders you dip

>2x
>guest advance ntsc
its that simple

>>11800419 (OP)
but i've seen an image of that mgs scene looking like full blown film because it was either photographed from a crt or had a crt filter. so no you did not list 'the options'

>>11801429
not the best example (washed out)

>>11801497
zoomer

>>11801537
pretty sure i remember still having colour with those

>>11801729
>colour
also, silent hill isn't a colorful game. you are just demonstrating your zoomer ignorance.

>>11801729
zoom

3d=increase resolution to whatever
2d game=crt filter
2d and 3d game=do both and add downsampling

simple as

>>11801429
Why would you willingly apply Vaseline filters, it looks like total garbage. Also, why would you emulate dithering.

>>11801818
A nice solution for 3D games if you don't care about accurashee is to increase resolution to 480p (enable antialias maybe) and then use a CRT shader to smooth textures, makes it look like a PS2 lite game.

>>11801429
>purple fog

>>11800493
>nearest neighbour
Doesn't scale non-square pixels correctly, even with integer scaling (because integer scaling can't be done on both axes at the same time if pixels aren't square)
>play with a square pixel ratio
Ok, try doing that with MediEvil (512x240) or Soul Blade (640x240)

TL;DR you have to use sharp bilinear to display non-square pixels correctly (sharp bilinear looks close to nearest anyway if your display isn't too low res)

Yep, it's PlayStation time.

3D games at 2-3x res with CRT shader on top. Wobble and texture jank off.

>>11800419 (OP)
>Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers
BASED choice there, OP! It's a great Crash clone still.