Jim's Blag

Renwood · 06-02-2008, 08:36 PM

Beyond Good and Evil for GameCube came in the mail today. I played BG&E on Xbox in 2004, and I remember enjoying it, but I've some amnesia on the details. The graphics have held up well. I like the art style. The voice acting and music are both pleasing too. I haven't gotten very far into the game.

I know the game supports Progressive Scan, but holding down B, A, or B and A, during start-up hasn't brought up the option. Still looks good for 480i so its not something I'm overly concerned about.

Renwood · 06-02-2008, 08:46 PM

I tried to play more Lost Odyssey last night and the boss killed me in three hits because I didn't grind enough killing rats. I tossed the game back in its case. Stupid piece of shit.

Dyne · 06-02-2008, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim

Beyond Good and Evil for GameCube came in the mail today. I played BG&E on Xbox in 2004, and I remember enjoying it, but I've some amnesia on the details. The graphics have held up well. I like the art style. The voice acting and music are both pleasing too. I haven't gotten very far into the game.

I know the game supports Progressive Scan, but holding down B, A, or B and A, during start-up hasn't brought up the option. Still looks good for 480i so its not something I'm overly concerned about.

Nice. Are you playing on a Wii or Gamecube? I think the option should come up automatically on Wii if your Wii is set to 480p by default.

Renwood · 06-02-2008, 08:49 PM

Wii. Nothing pops up. Set to 480p and 16:9

Stupid French GD

Dyne · 06-02-2008, 08:51 PM

Hmm. Yeah, if you hold B it should show up.

Renwood · 06-02-2008, 08:55 PM

It may be my timing. I hold it down as I press start from the Disc Channel. Perhaps the controller doesn't register that button being held down until the Wii has booted into Gamecube mode. I tried once before justing getting on with the game to hold b as soon as the black screen popped up after booting, but no dice.

Dyne · 06-02-2008, 09:19 PM

Never mind, it doesn't support 480p nor 16:9, according to my handy-dandy Gamecube 480p/16:9/PLIIx list (which I got off of GAF years ago.) It does support Pro Logic IIx though.