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xCrys
post Jun 2 2006, 01:29 AM
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Question: Will a N64 from Britian, play in America if we have the right leads to it, and a plug in? I don't want meh Mikeh to go through all this effort on giving me his N if it just isn't going to work, heh sweating.gif
 
 
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post Jun 2 2006, 08:19 AM
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His playstation wouldnt WORK? What does that mean?

If by that you mean it wouldnt play games you got here, then yeah, because the PS2 has different regions in which the games and hardware are made. PS2s in Britain, for instance, can only play games from Britain.

N64 cartidges can vary in shape in different regions, so I wouldnt suspect you would be able to use it with games bought here.

But there is always a Passport, which will allow you to play games from both regions on your N64
 
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post Jun 2 2006, 09:03 AM
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QUOTE(ThunderEvermore @ Jun 2 2006, 9:19 AM) *
If by that you mean it wouldnt play games you got here, then yeah, because the PS2 has different regions in which the games and hardware are made. PS2s in Britain, for instance, can only play games from Britain.

It's not quite so specific. PS2's are region-encoded, and there are four regions: North America, Europe/Oceania, Japan/Asia, and China.

But I wouldn't be surprised if an off-the-shelf British N64 would not work in North America (for the PAL/NTSC reason noted above), although it could no doubt be modified. I believe the N64 was released in three regions: North America, Europe, and Japan. Britain no doubt comes under Europe, and the US no doubt comes under North America, and the two likely use different video formats.
 

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