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This thread has been linked to the game 'Super Smash Bros Melee'.
Earlier today; my neice (2 years old, bless her) was asking me to play the Gamecube. Fair enough, I thought, so I put Smash Bros Melee on.
What she did though, was switch the hurtz mode to 50. And when I just went to play Res Evil 0, I realised that it's stayed on 50.
Any ideas as to how I can get back to 60htz anyone?
What she did though, was switch the hurtz mode to 50. And when I just went to play Res Evil 0, I realised that it's stayed on 50.
Any ideas as to how I can get back to 60htz anyone?
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Really, what I said allows you to change it.
Microchips' way was just easier.
Microchips' way was just easier.
Virtuoso wrote:
> Thanks MicroChips ;)
No problem.
> Thanks MicroChips ;)
No problem.
AfroJoe wrote:
Really, what I said allows you to change it.
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I tried that mate, but it didn't work. Of couse, it COULD have worked, and I haven't checked properly.
I am Scouse after all...
Really, what I said allows you to change it.
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I tried that mate, but it didn't work. Of couse, it COULD have worked, and I haven't checked properly.
I am Scouse after all...
:-D
AJ was wrong, I am winner (Shut up Froots, before you say anything)
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