The Jazz Out: 4000 Posts of Holo to Lure Him Back

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Originally Posted by Grouch

getting further into I am alive it's good so far but I wished it didn't auto save and allowed me to save when I want. auto save only games make it hard to take a break.

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I believe auto-saving is the most common saving method for modern games. I'm not a fan either.

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Originally Posted by Zaladane

He has enough stuff to open up his own garbage dump :pwacko:

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Originally Posted by Grouch

you have enough stuff to open your own store :wacko:

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Both fairly accurate statements tbh. :wacko:

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Originally Posted by deadlegion

Probably, but not enough free time to run a store :wacko:

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Another very accurate statement. :wacko:

hmm haven't seen dill post for a few days now. hope something didn't happen to him.

Might have a PS3 fat (non-BC) for you, Grouch. The CPU I'm going to test should be here sometime this week, it's looking like tomorrow or Wednesday.

Your system uses DDR3, is that right, Grouch?

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Originally Posted by Slacker Magician

Might have a PS3 fat (non-BC) for you, Grouch. The CPU I'm going to test should be here sometime this week, it's looking like tomorrow or Wednesday.

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that'd be cool but does ps3 work on analog tvs?

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Originally Posted by Slacker Magician

Your system uses DDR3, is that right, Grouch?

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yes.

the one bad thing(so far) about I am alive is the combat otherwise it's good there's also no zombies, monsters or mutants even though it feels like there should be.

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Originally Posted by Grouch

that'd be cool but does ps3 work on analog tvs?

yes.

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It has the same analog output as Playstation and PS2.

Some games would be quite rough at 480i and you'll definitely want component over composite. If your monitor has DVI or HDMI you could also use that, the former with an adapter.

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Originally Posted by Slacker Magician

Some games would be quite rough at 480i and you'll definitely want component over composite. If your monitor has DVI or HDMI you could also use that, the former with an adapter.

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my tv does have component I run my ps2 through it but i don't know if it's 480. my monitor has dvi but no hdmi which I think is weird considering it was fairly new (and a good brand) when I bought it.

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Originally Posted by Grouch

yes.

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Good. If the CPU can be made stable the platform uses DDR3 so that'd work nicely. You'd probably want to get a decent 16GB kit at some point though.

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Originally Posted by Grouch

my tv does have component I run my ps2 through it but i don't know if it's 480. my monitor has dvi but no hdmi which I think is weird considering it was fairly new (and a good brand) when I bought it.

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Easiest way to test would be a game you know can run in progressive scan. Suikoden 4 supports it if you wanted to test. I think you can run uLaunch at 480p (and other resolutions) but I don't remember.

If it's a Sony set there's a lengthy model table on WP:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FD_Trinitron/WEGA

I think only Hi Scan and SFP supported progressive signals.

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Originally Posted by Slacker Magician

Easiest way to test would be a game you know can run in progressive scan. Suikoden 4 supports it if you wanted to test. I think you can run uLaunch at 480p (and other resolutions) but I don't remember.

If it's a Sony set there's a lengthy model table on WP:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FD_Trinitron/WEGA

I think only Hi Scan and SFP supported progressive signals.

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mine is a sony trinitron 12" I think it might be the KV 13FS100 on that list but I'm not sure. I do have a couple games that have progressive scan but I'm quite certain that my tv doesn't support it I'll check it though.

If your monitor has DVI you can use that with a passive adapter or a cable.