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I may be late in bringing this to people's attention, as I don't keep my eye on the cheat cartridges that much, but still...
The new AR2v2 has all the functionality of the DVD Region X built-in, and only costs £29.99 - so if any of you were considering both, it may be worth a look.
Apologies to those who already knew!
The new AR2v2 has all the functionality of the DVD Region X built-in, and only costs £29.99 - so if any of you were considering both, it may be worth a look.
Apologies to those who already knew!
According to the advert in the magazines, it lets you play DVD in colour even if you use an RGB connection.
I do fancy a multi region DVD, but am not interested in the cheats thing, but if the AR2 has better DVD playback I might spend the extra tenner.
BTW, I hear that the Multi region DVD is green? I know this has been said by many people, but what is the best way of getting round this, baring in mind that I do not want to swap leads or flick switches...
BTW, I hear that the Multi region DVD is green? I know this has been said by many people, but what is the best way of getting round this, baring in mind that I do not want to swap leads or flick switches...
I may be late in bringing this to people's attention, as I don't keep my eye on the cheat cartridges that much, but still...
The new AR2v2 has all the functionality of the DVD Region X built-in, and only costs £29.99 - so if any of you were considering both, it may be worth a look.
Apologies to those who already knew!
The new AR2v2 has all the functionality of the DVD Region X built-in, and only costs £29.99 - so if any of you were considering both, it may be worth a look.
Apologies to those who already knew!