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Originally Posted by Samor
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I use SCART with my PS2, DC and MSX2; I have s-video cables for DC and PS2 as well, and I can hook them up to a TV card.
For DC I also have a VGA box, which I used to use a lot before, but since i have a bigger TV now (no HD, mind, that will have to wait for a while) I prefer that.
Nintendo's support for Europe is piss-poor by the way. Also with the NDS. 4 out of the 10 games I have are US releases, of which 2 aren't out in Europe (yet).
They HAD an advantage of half a year in Europe, because of Sony's delayed PSP release, but they didn't make use of it at all - by the time they finally started releasing some games here the PSP was already out. I don't know the sales figures in Europe, but I wouldn't be surprised if the PSP's already outselling it here, regardless how well the NDS might do in Japan. |
I know. They wouldn't release a crippled Gamecube in America, why do it in Europe? I know they used that stupid "Europeans use SCART" line, but that's BS. At LEAST give us S-Video. As for "480p is for NTSC only", how about leaving us with at LEAST the option of Digital AV Out and maybe,
just maybe, a developer would have made a game with 576p. Nintendo only care about Japanese gamers, because that's where the majority of their money is made.
I once used a VGA Adapter (with hilarious Engrish on the box) for my PS2. The image quality ruled. Now i use S-Video and Dscaler, it's even better.
I'll be aiming for a widescreen monitor as well, but that costs money. But with two consoles on the way, a much required laptop and general cost of living, I don't see how I can fit it in just yet.