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> Its not just the speed of the game, but the Music. I get that the game speed depended on the framerate, but playing music at a frequency reduced by 17% woul
by rob74 2y ago
> Its not just the speed of the game, but the Music.
I get that the game speed depended on the framerate, but playing music at a frequency reduced by 17% would have sounded really horrible, I don't think they would have gotten away with it. But then again, what do I know... The only system I know a bit about is the Amiga, which had dedicated sound hardware, so I'm pretty sure it was not tied to the video frequency, no idea about other systems.
- masfoobar 2y agoAt the time, I would not have figured anything different.. other than I just didn't understand the hype that is the Mega Drive (Genesis) - The 3-button game controller is horrible, and the D-PAD is worse! - The main mascot game (Sonic the Hedgehog) was clunky with poor music Of course, if I had experienced the Genesis on an NTSC then my initial view of the machine might have been totally different! Overall many games I played in the UK - no matter the console... I was happy because I had nothing to compare it to. It's just Sonic the Hedgehog, from memory, was the main one that just felt off. I would not have thought it was a PAL vs NTSC thing.