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To skip the scenes jump to like 5 minutes

Now here we have a 480i at 60 frames, with full horizontal resolution, Originally I wasnt going to add any editing to these aside from a filter to remove shakiness but it turns out these look horrible unless you sharpen them, BUT because the quality is so clear and there is no noise or anything like that you can go very far with sharpening without ruining the quality (this was set to Vegas's default sharpen which is normally waaay too much). There is an unfiltered version tho.

Similarly as it was with PAL Elgato cant actually accept the transcoded NTSC format but it has no trouble with bob deinterlaced video. Also there isn't any weird pixelation on the character pictures or anything like that (which shouldnt be present in this format anyway but I felt like mentioning that).

DVDO does a much better job with these sources when set to GM2 so it's of little use to me personally, but I can see how this format (especially the 60 frames part) can be more difficult for allot of modern TV's to handle correctly. And there is of course the factor of the lag which this device doesnt have.

The game is 10000 bullets; it's quite a fun DMC meets Bullet Time and guns are actually good sort of deal, the story isnt too spectacular but the gameplay is quite unique and challenging. Also they do take in account that not everyone who'd pick this up will be amazing at it so there is easy and very easy difficulty, they don't give you electric shoes but we cant win them all.