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The Gamecube does not output Pal60 or RGB, this means that unless you have an Expensive TV that supports pure NSTC imput , or you buy a NSTC-PAL converter , you cannot play a Gamecube in colour.No scart cable will make any difference. Even if your Dreamcast worked , even if you PS2 works. THE GAMECUBE WONT.
I suggest if you want one , wait, and order it from special reserve.
I suggest if you want one , wait, and order it from special reserve.
The Gamecube does not output Pal60 or RGB, this means that unless you have an Expensive TV that supports pure NSTC imput , or you buy a NSTC-PAL converter , you cannot play a Gamecube in colour.No scart cable will make any difference. Even if your Dreamcast worked , even if you PS2 works. THE GAMECUBE WONT.
I suggest if you want one , wait, and order it from special reserve.
I suggest if you want one , wait, and order it from special reserve.
i'm not going to pre-order one as i want to see the best prices around (although i'm sure SR will have the best)and also i hope my mum will buy it.
You can't play English games if you import one from out of Europe.
The ironic thing here is that PAL is actually better quality than NSTC...
All HAIL PAL for it's amazing 50hz but more lines on screen!
hail pal...
slik ~_~
slik ~_~