I heard that the controls are pretty thumbly in the PC version however you have a controller so Im not sure how that measures up, and console ports to PC are usually quite awkward. I doubt there is anything wrong with the console versions, I would imagine the Gamecube holds up slightly better due to technical graphics.
Either way Im sure you will have a decent experience with any version so you shouldnt worry that much.
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I recently bought a Playstation 2 from Ebay (PAL if that matters) and I believe it works fine, however Im having trouble viewing it because of an awkward adapter it came with. I am not familiar with it as if i recall correctly my last PS2 had a composite cables.
Anyway, the adapter I recieved with my purchase is a SCPH 10072B RFU Adaptor and on all 3 of my TVs which have RFU support none of them worked when I booted the PS2 up. I tried all variations of my TV visual modes, A/V, F-A/V etc etc.
I checked the pins and they all seem in place however I think the adapter is broke.
Do you think the problem lies with my method of testing, should I get a composite adapter or should I just send it all back? All suggestions are welcome thanks.
Can anyone who browses this forum reccomend me a modern RTS game which pits nations against each other?
I am aware of games like World in Conflict and Red Alert however Im looking more of a game which looks on a broader plane of strategy, similar to Total War games. I would also appreciate it if the game has a respectable level of realism. I have tried Defcon, although its very cool its not exactly what I am looking for.
I tried asking elsewhere but I had no luck.
Below is Daisenryaku, a friend told me it is a RTS game which uses modern hardware however is there something more recent?
Any suggestions welcomed, thanks.
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