they know of some way to put a crt filter on the juices

Would I need to buy the game on Steam? I already have the game through the game pass. What is the difference between steam game and game pass?

If you want to own it to keep the Steam version is superior, plus it's easier to back up. While Game Pass is great, the games don't stay on here forever, at least not the third party titles. When they get removed you must buy them to keep playing.

The PC game pass game is exactly the same as the Xbox One version. That version is missing some graphics filtering settings such as the CRT filter, which makes the game look like it's running on one of those old CRT TV's from the 90's complete with 'scan
lines'. I recommend you watch the video.

I thought they were other ratios like wider than 16 by 9. And these are not projectors that you can variably adjust. These are fixed 22 by 9 screens.

By the way the cutdown to 4 by 3 does not letterbon on a VGA CRT. Instead squishies at horizontally and you have to adjust it using the monitor controls. I would buy a 16 by 9 VGA CRT except I don't think they ever did make those, or if they did they're
awfully expensive.

By the way I've discovered some interesting facts about the CRT recycling business. It's on a separate forum that was started by me. I'm not that big on the CRT for the effect or for the ratio. For me it's the ping time. And if you're a gamer, that's
what matters most.

Leaked footage always ticks me off. If it is strategic to get the fans juices flowing I get it. But if it is some scum bag leaking the footage he needs to be fired.

Either way we will never know how it was leaked.

maybe OP also bought a new TV... some TVs pulls way too much juice.. especially if you are one of those types that want the "brightest" looking screen... BTW.. bright screens pull more juice... meaning more $$ it is minuscule in the overall order of things...
but it will add up over the course of a lifetime of the TV

Again, I apologize for jumping to conclusion, but this is the way analog CRT TV's work.