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Hacking Xenoblade Screen Resolution Question
Thanks for the replies. I know mine is set on system and it plays ok but looks bad but then all wii games look bad on my tv. I will set it to force ntsc 480p and see if it clears it up. That is the main problem it is just so muddy looking on a big hdtv.- tarusse1
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Hacking Xenoblade Screen Resolution Question
Checked the wii it is set at 480p. For playing PAL imports on a NTSC Wii what setting do set the you have the use? Do have cfg usb set to system, or force 480p ntsc?- tarusse1
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Hacking Xenoblade Screen Resolution Question
I am confused as to what setting to use. I am new to cfg loader not sure if I need to leave it set to system since it is already 480p or force to ntsc 480p since the game is PAL.- tarusse1
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Hacking Xenoblade Screen Resolution Question
I already know my wii is set at 480p. I am asking about what video setting I should set the game to run in from the usb loader.- tarusse1
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Hacking Xenoblade Screen Resolution Question
I have the game running with cfg usb loader and have the screen setting to system default. I have my wii hooked up using component cables. The game looks very muddy not as good as my other wii games. Should I change the screen resolution to force ntsc 480p? I am new to the loader scene so thanks...- tarusse1
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Sonic Angel Knight:
Or, I also heard that if you use flash memory, it can act as more "RAM" at least windows tell me when I stick a flash drive into it. -
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I can think of the design teams process another joystick and no audio or a joystick and mono audio -
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