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according to datels, codejunkies site, you dont even need a NTSC compatible tv to work the NTSC (american or jap) games.
i always thought u needed an NTSC tv and site slike lik-sang say you do,
i know its not out yet, but surely we have to believe datel!
i always thought u needed an NTSC tv and site slike lik-sang say you do,
i know its not out yet, but surely we have to believe datel!
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Anything over 72hz is a waste of time.
Our eyes can't detect it.
Our eyes can't detect it.
You just take your Panasonic Q and try to play it on a 100hz TV, then we'll see how smug you are!
hmmm...
*stuff's Whitestripe's "shiny shiny Q dance" up Whitestripe's shiny backside*
That's better.
Grrr...
*seethes with envy*
*stuff's Whitestripe's "shiny shiny Q dance" up Whitestripe's shiny backside*
That's better.
Grrr...
*seethes with envy*
hmmmm
*does the shiny shiny Q dance*
You lot carry on fretting over the freeloader.
*does the shiny shiny Q dance*
You lot carry on fretting over the freeloader.
Darwock wrote:
> lol...
>
> anyway no you won't ever get bad framerates if you have an NTSC
> compatible TV. I've been playing imports for years and this isn't an
> issue.
Indeed. Also, an RGB cable isn't needed to play in colour, I use the American Composite cable that came with it, and it works fine. I then tried my RGb cable and it didn't make a difference at all.
> lol...
>
> anyway no you won't ever get bad framerates if you have an NTSC
> compatible TV. I've been playing imports for years and this isn't an
> issue.
Indeed. Also, an RGB cable isn't needed to play in colour, I use the American Composite cable that came with it, and it works fine. I then tried my RGb cable and it didn't make a difference at all.
I can't seem to spell anything with more than 6 letters today...
I meant without a compaitble TV, but with an RGB cable...
lol...
anyway no you won't ever get bad framerates if you have an NTSC compatible TV. I've been playing imports for years and this isn't an issue.
anyway no you won't ever get bad framerates if you have an NTSC compatible TV. I've been playing imports for years and this isn't an issue.
Yet you crumble when someone mentions NTSC?
Get back in your nappies you fatuous swine.
Get back in your nappies you fatuous swine.
jerk! I'm a Fu***ing Electronics Engineer by trade you nob!!
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