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Can't say definitively as I don't own one, but I believe that Sony's LCD is RGB, which would lead one to assume that s-video is also an option.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teddman
Of course, you can get composite video out of a top loading NES if you're willing to do a little soldering. Maybe the same will be true of the new GCN.
This was like some sort of weird payback thing. The original famicom lacked composite, and the redesigned famicom gained composite. So they did the opposite with the NES.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norimake
This is the GameCube after all, most are probably hooked up to a 17", 10 year old, tv in little Bobby's room.
Small modification? SMALL MODIFICATION?! That's freakin' HUGE!Quote:
Along with the price reduction, the Gamecube hardware is undergoing small modifications. The Digital AV output, used with D-cables for Progressive Scan, will be removed
*Hugs his launch day Cube*
*would hug his progressive scan RGB monitor, but it's not in a case and doesn't want a leathal shock*
Much more than half of them, including all 1st party games. Even small titles like Ikaruga have it. The only ones I can think of that don't have it in my personal collection are Monkey Ball 1, Re-Make, and Bloody Roar Extreme.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny
Thats pretty stupid decision.
The sad thing is, as much of a bad decision as it is, most of the gaming public dosen't care and aren't affected.
Kind of like SCEA's denying of games.
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Originally Posted by Teddman
You are correct sir!
Until I got my LCD screen, that's how I had my PSOne hooked up.
Way to go Nintendo, add to the idea that only little kids should be playing your system...
Seriously this is the single dumbest thing I've heard in a long time. I would NOT buy a system nowadays because of this fact alone. Any systems made today that are mostly 3-D based need to have HD support. I run my GC on VGA through my HDTV and it is simply breathtaking. If they are that hard up for money, then kill the system all together, this is pathetic, absolutely pathetic. Does this mean that the games will no longer support HD as well?
Honestly, if anything Nintendo and other game companies should be making all games 1080i compatible by now...not removing HD support. With HD costs coming down, you can get a 27 inch HD for 500 bucks now, there is no excuse for this.
Consider me dumbfounded.
this is so stupid. it's like they want us to hate them.
Bad move, but it doesn't affect me in the slightest.