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ICO could never have the same impact on a flat screen.
heck most of the greats are great because they played with the limitations of the day and a 60fps widescreen release would just highlight the worst parts.
I've hooked up a 2600 to a widescreen before and seeing whats going on outside the 4:3 scanlines can be interesting but it's not a better experience than on a CRT.
Tbf, don't things like the 2600 basically just completely lag inputs on a flat screen since they were built with the crt scanning in mind?
idk, I still have one with an analog receiver which works exactly like you would expect.
Those work by converting analogue inputs to digital, which introduces some latency.