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I have the 4mb Exspansion Pack for the N64, several Hi-Res compatible N64 games, and a new TV to see the games.
But still, when I select 'Hi-Res' graphics from the options screen (ISS 2000 and Excitebike) the games don't play with graphics as good as they should be.
You can see that they do look better, but it's all so jumpy and jerky, and so is the sound.
Do any of you know how to make it play better???
Do I need a Scart or S-Video lead to do so??
I'm also sure there are many others who have this same problem.
But still, when I select 'Hi-Res' graphics from the options screen (ISS 2000 and Excitebike) the games don't play with graphics as good as they should be.
You can see that they do look better, but it's all so jumpy and jerky, and so is the sound.
Do any of you know how to make it play better???
Do I need a Scart or S-Video lead to do so??
I'm also sure there are many others who have this same problem.
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If your T.V has a scart socket then you should get a scart lead, I think they are the best. I bought the official one for about £10 and it had both a Scart head and the A.V head but you should get the Scart lead. Perfect Dark looks great !
I have the 4mb Exspansion Pack for the N64, several Hi-Res compatible N64 games, and a new TV to see the games.
But still, when I select 'Hi-Res' graphics from the options screen (ISS 2000 and Excitebike) the games don't play with graphics as good as they should be.
You can see that they do look better, but it's all so jumpy and jerky, and so is the sound.
Do any of you know how to make it play better???
Do I need a Scart or S-Video lead to do so??
I'm also sure there are many others who have this same problem.
But still, when I select 'Hi-Res' graphics from the options screen (ISS 2000 and Excitebike) the games don't play with graphics as good as they should be.
You can see that they do look better, but it's all so jumpy and jerky, and so is the sound.
Do any of you know how to make it play better???
Do I need a Scart or S-Video lead to do so??
I'm also sure there are many others who have this same problem.
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