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A truly great game and well worth checkout out. Oh and another game that is also very, very good is Need For Speed: Hot pursuit 2 – real life cars, very fast (although not as quick as Burnout 2), and very challenging indeed. If you like arcade racers, these two a are must have games.
Also got Shox on the weekend, which is pretty good. Real-life cars, fast and pretty good fun.
Anyway, that’s my £3.50’s worth. Nice
A truly great game and well worth checkout out. Oh and another game that is also very, very good is Need For Speed: Hot pursuit 2 – real life cars, very fast (although not as quick as Burnout 2), and very challenging indeed. If you like arcade racers, these two a are must have games.
Also got Shox on the weekend, which is pretty good. Real-life cars, fast and pretty good fun.
Anyway, that’s my £3.50’s worth. Nice
NFS2 looks alright as well, played a demo and it was pretty fun, but I doubt it will be as good as Burnout 2 so I'll probably not be getting that game any times soon. As for Shox, well it looks interesting, and has been getting some fairly decent reveiws, but I haven't made my mind up whether it's worth getting or not yet. Something I'll keep an eye on though.
But the other two?
No way. Look at the competition. They don't stand a chance. So many amazing games coming out soon, the OK-ish ones will just be forgotten this winter.
> Does Burnout 2 have a 60hz mode?
What's all this 60Hz made about? I've seen it on games but when i try it doesn't look as good, so my tv doesn't support it I guess, but what does it do exactly?
> What's all this 60Hz made about? I've seen it on games but when i try
> it doesn't look as good, so my tv doesn't support it I guess, but what
> does it do exactly?
It give you a better picture, clearer & sharper.....I think, something to do with....err....umm....WOOKIEE where are you when we need you :D
Seriously, Wookiee will be able to explain it alot better than mine. If your TV doesn't support it then I wouldn't worry about it unless your prepared to go out and get a new one. If you can play on your PS2 then be happy :-)
Exactly what Nat just said.
>What's all this 60Hz made about? I've seen it on games but when i try
> it doesn't look as good, so my tv doesn't support it I guess, but what
> does it do exactly?
Well The difference between NTSC and PAL is, NTSC has a better frame rate running at 29.97fps while PAL is 25fps, PAL has the better resolution over NTSC but Most games nowadays are made in NTSC and the PAL conversions are usually sloppy leaving black borders where the "extra resolution" is and instead of the conversion dropping frames to appear the same speed as the original NTSC copy it runs through it all at 25fps meaning it's alot slower.
If your picture becomes grey and unstable that means your TV doesn't support it, however if your TV remains in color while the 60hz is enabled that means it supports it. The PS2 is quite a difficult system to offer both a 50 and 60hz switch where as the gamecube most probably has the option. I can't be doing with a game like Burnout running slower than it should so the reason I asked is whether I should get the gamecube version instead :-)
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