Post by Kazuya_UK on Apr 18, 2004 12:06:45 GMT -5
lol ;D
But anyways... what type of lead are you hooking it up with? Generally you can get around this problem if you TV doesn't support proper NTSC (and a lot of TV's over here don't), but you need to be using an RGB scart lead. If you are using a normal RF aerial lead or a composite scart lead then you will get black and white.
I used to have this problem on all foreign games on the PSOne and with import consoles years ago when I had my old TV, and unfortunately that one didn't do RGB scart (it was old though). As soon as I got a new TV and hooked it up with an RGB lead it was fine however. Only problem is, I don't know the best place to buy an RGB lead for the Neo from... there's perhaps Telegames near where I live, but I don't know how much they charge. Try asking over at neo-geo.com as I'm sure one of the UK peeps there can help you out
Kaz
But anyways... what type of lead are you hooking it up with? Generally you can get around this problem if you TV doesn't support proper NTSC (and a lot of TV's over here don't), but you need to be using an RGB scart lead. If you are using a normal RF aerial lead or a composite scart lead then you will get black and white.
I used to have this problem on all foreign games on the PSOne and with import consoles years ago when I had my old TV, and unfortunately that one didn't do RGB scart (it was old though). As soon as I got a new TV and hooked it up with an RGB lead it was fine however. Only problem is, I don't know the best place to buy an RGB lead for the Neo from... there's perhaps Telegames near where I live, but I don't know how much they charge. Try asking over at neo-geo.com as I'm sure one of the UK peeps there can help you out
Kaz
