US GigaWing on PAL DC

[slk486]

Does anyone know if there is a (besides region) general compatibility issues with the above?

Have tried my original disc through DC-X, and have tried burning a backup, but still no go ?
Havn't had issues with any other games.

Finally found time to start it up too

[Endymion]

If you have the means (and you should, it is painfully easy) then I recommend that you convert your PAL DC to an NTSC one and use NTSC mode at all times. It will save you a boatload of headaches. But of course this means having the right kind of TV, again if you have the means, it really is your best option.

[nZero]

Does anyone know if there is a (besides region) general compatibility issues with the above?

Yes, the RGB SCART cable is not supported by Gigawing. Either the standard A/V cable or the VGA box should get it working.

[Endymion]

Doh, yeah that would be a compatibility problem even on NTSC I spose, probably best to vga-box it then you have both vga and interlaced covered for any region/signal.

[slk486]

Huh, didn't even think of that. Yeah I have a vga box, but that won't help much on the tv
I'll try setting DC-X to composit.
I remember playing GigaWing 2 just fine though.

Sux..

Edit: Setting DC-X to composit worked, except no picture, but I guess that would be a cable pin issue.

[PC Engine Fan X!]

Does anyone know if there is a (besides region) general compatibility issues with the above?

Yes, the RGB SCART cable is not supported by Gigawing. Either the standard A/V cable or the VGA box should get it working.

The USA region DC game of Gigawing 2 does have built-in support for JPN Scart output. Looks quite crisp running at 60fps in 480i on a low-res arcade monitor setup using one of viletim's Scart to Jamma convertors + JPN Scart cable.

PC Engine Fan X! ^_~

[slk486]

Sorted it by getting hold of a PAL version, which works fine and has 60hz as well

Thanks for your input!