How This Museum is Building a 20-Foot-Tall Donkey Kong Arcade Machine
Andrew Borman, The Strong’s digital games curator, told us that the original motherboard remains unmodified save for basic maintenance. Using that piece of tech from the OG cabinet “provides the authentic video, sound, and gameplay experience that people expect.”
without needing to upscale them to the degree as The Strong Museum intends to. Dyson said that, in the emulator community, there are aspects of each game called “significant properties” that represent what makes the gamelike the original. This includes everything from the way colored pixels appear on the screen to the tightness of the controls. The game historian told us that Strong is even taking its players’ perspective into account.
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