My memory might be a little off but in Australia, because of magazines like 'Hyper' we were made aware of the timing differences but there wasn't anything we co

My memory might be a little off but in Australia, because of magazines like 'Hyper' we were made aware of the timing differences but there wasn't anything we could do about it. Thanks for the heads up guys! We could have lived in ignorant bliss! So when the Dreamcast came along, it was the first to offer games that you could switch between 50Hz and 60Hz but only if your TV could handle it. It also meant that with a lot of games that didn't account for this, you could make things easier by switching back to 50Hz. I recall Crazy taxi being much easier at 50Hz.