04-17-2011, 05:10 AM
That's not how it works... It's not usually the amount of frames being rendered that causes the slowing down of the game, but rather the emulating of the entire PS2 hardware...
If you're running 48fps on an NTSC game, running the same game only PAL will likely get you 40fps. Both are 20% slower than full speed. There are added problems with running PAL too, due to the fact that most games are basically hackey in their implementation of PAL... Games generally aren't designed from the beginning to support various frame rates, the engine is developed on NTSC systems (either US or Japan) and then forcibly slowed for PAL releases... meaning many PAL games NATIVELY run slower then NTSC.
Also... It's not easy if you live in an NTSC region to get PAL games and vice versa. You'd have to import them and most people don't want to purchase 2 copies of the same game.
If you're running 48fps on an NTSC game, running the same game only PAL will likely get you 40fps. Both are 20% slower than full speed. There are added problems with running PAL too, due to the fact that most games are basically hackey in their implementation of PAL... Games generally aren't designed from the beginning to support various frame rates, the engine is developed on NTSC systems (either US or Japan) and then forcibly slowed for PAL releases... meaning many PAL games NATIVELY run slower then NTSC.
Also... It's not easy if you live in an NTSC region to get PAL games and vice versa. You'd have to import them and most people don't want to purchase 2 copies of the same game.
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