These are officially boomer consoles now. You cannot refute this fact...

6th Gen will never be boomer until we see actual evolution in the industry that would warrant them being considered as such.
4th Gen & below obviously had little to no real 3D capabilities, and 5th Gen was being highly experimental with it. 6th Gen was when most Devs got a good hold of 3D space and produced modern games. 7th & 8th Gen only brought better graphics & a shift in dominant Vidya genres that we owe more to demographics than the consoles themselves.

does that mean we can talk about them on /vr/?

BOOMER ZOOMER CRINGE BRING ONIONS SOI
IS THAT ALL YOU PEOPLE CAN SAY?
I FEEL LIKE I'M IN A FUCKING MENTAL ASYLUM
I AM NOT A ZOOMER I AM LE BOOMER

Doomers are just older zoomers

Doomers are honk honk

Baten Kaitos
now that was a good game

I dunno. It doesn't feel quite dated enough to be deemed boomershit, yet. PS1 and N64 are definitely boomer, now.

Being born in 1990 makes you a millennial. Not a boomer.

just stopped by to say that /vr/ are still retarded hypocrites

>It doesn't matter that some zoomers born in the 2000s played them

If you are going to label something Zoomer or Boomer, then yes, it does matter.

LATE BOOMERS mainly played it before seventh gen came out, since zoomers born in the 2000s didn't start forming memories until 2005 and the 360's release. At worst they're zoomer cusp consoles, but overall they represent what nearly everyone born in the 90s decade grew up with to some degree

This generation sucked. PC gaming was far more interesting during this era.

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>boomer
>zoomer
Those words do not mean anything

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Boomers experienced the last remnants of the old world. In 1000 years time, there will be a clear distinction in the history books between those that were born in a year starting with "1" and those that were born in a year starting with "2"

Just bought a PS2 Slim today off my local mom & pops, what's a good, cheap method of displaying it on an HDMI TV? I can use composite but I want better visual quality I've heard of stuff like POUND cable and PS2 To HDMI but what's legitimately the best and most affordable way to get this shit to look decent?

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I can't disagree I was around 12 when they came out

PS2 had some really good niche stuff.

Get a decent component cable for your PS2 and plug it in directly. It's still probably going to look blurry and not that great though since it's mostly 480i and PS2 has pretty jagged video.

Okay just to clear this up.

To be a boomer you must have been part of these console generations:

Atari/NES - Around the time of your birth and early childhood.
Arcade/SNES/Genesis - At least be in elementary school.
Saturn/PS1/N64 - Middle school or early high school.
Dreamcast/PS2/GCN/Xbox - Finishing high school or entering college/work.
360/PS3/Wii - In college or working.
PS4/XBONE/Wii U - Getting married/buying your own house.
Switch - First child or getting divorced.

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i replay ratchet and sly trilogy once a year

>6th gen
>boomer
Bitch I was full into 5th and I still not a boomer.

HDMI adaptors are your best option. Component cables are a good alternative but PS1 games may shit the bed depending on your TV

>component
I don't have a component input.

Never had the XBox, but I have the other two.

How?

UH OH! BABY GO BOOM BOOM? ZOOMIE ZOOM ZOOM!

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I'm using a modern TV, it only has composite and HDMI.

Pretty much exactly this except I never owned consoles past ps3.