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General and Gaming => Hardware and Tech => Topic started by: mastodon on December 02, 2021, 08:41:44 pm
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Is it ok to play Japanese N64's on North American CRT's and/or upscaled to HDTV?
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Yeah it is. Japanese and North American video is in the NTSC standard, so consoles from each region should run on the others' equipment no problem.
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Yeah it is. Japanese and North American video is in the NTSC standard, so consoles from each region should run on the others' equipment no problem.
I heard the JP N64 runs at 50htz and the NA N64 runs at 60htz. If true, would it matter on my NA TV's?
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It's fine, in fact I speedran the JP version of Mario 64 with no issues whatsoever. N64 region lock are physical plastic tabs, nothing to do with software on any level.
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Yeah it is. Japanese and North American video is in the NTSC standard, so consoles from each region should run on the others' equipment no problem.
I heard the JP N64 runs at 50htz and the NA N64 runs at 60htz. If true, would it matter on my NA TV's?
The Japanese N64 runs at 60hz. The PAL systems released in Europe and Australia run at 50hz however. On modern TVs, most of them can display 50hz and 60hz content just fine, but older CRTs aren't as forgiving.
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Yeah it is. Japanese and North American video is in the NTSC standard, so consoles from each region should run on the others' equipment no problem.
I heard the JP N64 runs at 50htz and the NA N64 runs at 60htz. If true, would it matter on my NA TV's?
The Japanese N64 runs at 60hz. The PAL systems released in Europe and Australia run at 50hz however. On modern TVs, most of them can display 50hz and 60hz content just fine, but older CRTs aren't as forgiving.
Thanks guys for the info.