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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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Go into the game, menu, options, visual/audio - change it there. I think you have the option in most games. If not listen to AJ - he is wiser.
See, there's always a simple way.
Chipseh studied the GC Instruction Manual thoroughly before playing... :-D
Chipseh studied the GC Instruction Manual thoroughly before playing... :-D
Hold 'B' as you turn your GC on.
Problem solved. :)
Problem solved. :)
Put the GC on without a disc in, and go to Options, and there should be something there that allows you to change various settings, and I'm sure one of them lets you change the Hz.
Or you could maybe even change it in Resi. Or Smash Bros.
Or you could maybe even change it in Resi. Or Smash Bros.
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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