theafu said:I found owning a vga monitor that doesn't do 30hz vertical signal to be part of the problem when it came to gaming and image quality. I remedied this situation by buying an rgb monitor that they uses at conventions that did 480p and 480i through 5 pin bnc or s-video. Though getting a ps2 hookup for the monitor is a bit of pain even with a blaze vga adapter. BTW london boy I have yet to see GGXX on the ps2 in progressive scan.
Fox5 said:I'd like the resident evil games in progressive scan too, but since they're prerendered I doubt that would work.
Fox5 said:Well, I heard something about final fantasy 10 had to have its FMV redone for either progressive scan support, or PAL support....one of those. ?Anyhow, I just thought that since it is prerendered, maybe it would be stored in memory in such a way that it couldn't be displayed in progressive scan without reprogramming the game.
Fox5 said:So I take it something like the Blaze VGA box for PS2 could work on gamecube, but no swap tricks like on dreamcast. Too bad no such box exists for gamecube.(who'd bother, with the lower user base for a niche product, the difficulty of producing gamecube disks, and that most of the games already support P-scan)