Apr 27, 2012  When Nintendo released Twilight Princess back in 2006, some people noticed that the PAL version of TP was blurrier than the NTSC version but there was a never a high quality video showcasing the. The Roms community on Reddit. Reddit gives you the best of the internet in one place.

Hello again gbatemp. There are some games I like that I couldn't find its NTSC ISO/WBFS file, only the PAL files. On a technical POV, will I be missing something if I use the PAL file instead of a NTSC file? Knowing that a PAL game is intended for use on a PAL TV, which is different from a NTSC TV, will it display things differently on a NSTC TV?

Will there be a slight difference in quality or framerate it displays? Or is the difference between NTSC and PAL copies relevant only when using older TVs? I have a NTSC wii and,naturally, an HDTV from the US. Some games released in PAL do not have 480p/i options. If you have a LCD or similar tv and connect your Wii with component cables, an NTSC version of these games would be the better choice. Some game that are superior in NTSC to PAL are: Zelda Twilight princess, PAL version has a blur filter in 480p, NTSC version is as it should be: pinch sharp. Scarface, PAL version only in 50hz not forcable in usb loaders, get the NTSC version for smoother gameplay at 60hz Madworld, PAL version 576i only not forcable in loaders, get the NTSC version for fullscreen 16:9 at 60hz.

Also gamecube NTSC versions are suprerior as most NTSC games support 480p So when connecting as mentioned above, go for those for the best picture.

Hello again gbatemp. There are some games I like that I couldn't find its NTSC ISO/WBFS file, only the PAL files. On a technical POV, will I be missing something if I use the PAL file instead of a NTSC file?

Knowing that a PAL game is intended for use on a PAL TV, which is different from a NTSC TV, will it display things differently on a NSTC TV? Will there be a slight difference in quality or framerate it displays? Or is the difference between NTSC and PAL copies relevant only when using older TVs?

I have a NTSC wii and,naturally, an HDTV from the US. Some games released in PAL do not have 480p/i options. If you have a LCD or similar tv and connect your Wii with component cables, an NTSC version of these games would be the better choice. Some game that are superior in NTSC to PAL are: Zelda Twilight princess, PAL version has a blur filter in 480p, NTSC version is as it should be: pinch sharp.

Scarface, PAL version only in 50hz not forcable in usb loaders, get the NTSC version for smoother gameplay at 60hz Madworld, PAL version 576i only not forcable in loaders, get the NTSC version for fullscreen 16:9 at 60hz. Also gamecube NTSC versions are suprerior as most NTSC games support 480p So when connecting as mentioned above, go for those for the best picture.