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Contrast - 3 notches below Maximum
Color - 3 notches below Maximum
Brightness- 28 notches below Maximum
It's amazing that the settings on your TV make an impact on the look of a game... My games look stunningly perfect with those settings, almost have a film quality to them.
A different TV means different settings <_<
If I'm correct, all TV's have the Brightness, Color and Contrast options. Plus a maximum amount that they can be taken up to.
on different TVs the different notches change different amounts - if i set my TV like your's everything would be very white and i could just make out the alien eating my head
console makes a difference too. gc timesplitters2 is brighter than ps2 timesplitters2 colour. theres a random fact for ya all :P
heres another fact.... TS2 sucks on gamecube :-xQuote:
Originally posted by TheDave@8 November 2003 - 23:25
console makes a difference too. gc timesplitters2 is brighter than ps2 timesplitters2 colour. theres a random fact for ya all :P
i would say it sucks just as much as the others but on the gc it doesnt seem to realise the c-stick analogue :huh:
yeah its mainly cause of tghe controller it doesnt work well at all with it..... id imagine the PS2 one is about the same way but the xbox is pretty good from the demo i playedQuote:
Originally posted by TheDave@9 November 2003 - 00:01
i would say it sucks just as much as the others but on the gc it doesnt seem to realise the c-stick analogue :huh:
its another half-assed convertion cos no other games i got have the same problem
;) you should adjust your tv setting to suit the game your playing before you play it
the only thing i change is make it lighter on very dark lvls in games... it helps alot on ghost recon when the nightvision doesnt work ;)Quote:
Originally posted by DrunkeNStylE@9 November 2003 - 01:48
;) you should adjust your tv setting to suit the game your playing before you play it