When did PAL consoles start coming with RGB SCART cables?

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Re: When did PAL consoles start coming with RGB SCART cables

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My Saturn was a model 2, so if there were different revisions RGB cables it would make sense that it came with the later one :)
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Re: When did PAL consoles start coming with RGB SCART cables

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RocketBelt wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 8:18 pm I never knew anyone use anything but the RF cables supplied with the consoles.
Gamecube, Xbox, and PS2 were the first to be bundled with composite cabling, and a scart block adapter.
Even my late Dreamcast was bundled with a sega branded RF cable.
Where was this? In the Netherlands the SNES came with a rf cable and composite with scart adapter and the N64 came with a composite cable and scart adapter.
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Re: When did PAL consoles start coming with RGB SCART cables?

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This was in the UK. Both my N64 and Dreamcast came with RF cables.
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Re: When did PAL consoles start coming with RGB SCART cables?

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I'd bet that about the only country in the world that got scart RGB cables is France. All if not most of their consoles had RGB output.
In the Netherlands sometimes the composite cable came with one of those NON-RGB scart blocks which do nothing.
They're good for older tv's without a seperate dedicated composite connection.
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