Gaming TV and Socket/Port guides for PAL/NTSC Regions

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NlVe...MkFr82uf63dSHQ

This is a guide for players from all corners of the globe. And I understand some of you were angry and disappointed when you buy game consoles but from the wrong region. In this video I will show you the PAL port/sockets on this 35-inch HDTV Plasma.

Besides, it be better to avoid sending negative feedback on ebay when your requirements doesn't match when buying online.

Remember: check your TV ports, know which Region you are in and be aware of the game Regional Lockouts.

Because not all TVs have ports like SCART, S-Video or D-Terminal etc.

And don't chuck your old chunky CRT TV just yet because if you have PlayStation LightGun games like Time Crisis, then your Namco .45 Light Pistol will NOT work on LCD or Plasma Screen TVs.

Most poor countries only have old TVs with the ordinary Aerial cables with 2 or 3 W/Y/R composite sockets. And some smaller 15-inch old CRT SDTVs don't have the composite ports and only have TV Aerial Plug and a fixed AC power adaption.

Also remember not only your consoles will have different I/O audio/video ports but also different AC power plugs when you immigrate to various countries.

Here in UK we use this sort of power adapters shown below, and of course most people would realise that but some haven't put the Regional Lockouts in consideration for when they immigrate.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BS_1363

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...1363_plugs.jpg

Now it is possible to use a special plug adapter like you use for shavers but remember: NEVER play or experiment your devices mainly on strong electricity, sockets as well repairing broken TVs and Power Base units.