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NTSC 128 37.87%
 
PAL 203 60.06%
 
Japan 7 2.07%
 
Total:338

NTSC, more specifically, Mexico.



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PAL, Australia!



Pocky Lover Boy! 

Tachikoma said:

Reppin japan wid my homies.. Guys... guys?.. :(

I think Mr Khan is reppin Japan too.



I thought Japan was NTSC region as well?

I live in Sweden, so I have a PAL console.



PAL, Romania.



                
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Mbolibombo said:
I thought Japan was NTSC region as well?

It is. I don't know why Japan's being counted differently.

@OP NTSC



Mr.GameCrazy said:
Mbolibombo said:
I thought Japan was NTSC region as well?

It is. I don't know why Japan's being counted differently.

@OP NTSC

I thought American NTSC systems were a different region to Japan, and wouldn't play Japanese games?



NTSC, Canada.



Mr.GameCrazy said:
Mbolibombo said:
I thought Japan was NTSC region as well?

It is. I don't know why Japan's being counted differently.

@OP NTSC

ntsc and ntsc-j are different, from a standards perspective, ntsc-j uses the same black level and blanking values, where ntsc uses higher black level than blanking level, from a broadcast perspective they use entirely difference frequencies.

And of course, region locking prevents ntsc and ntscj games and systems running in each other.



Tachikoma said:
Mr.GameCrazy said:
Mbolibombo said:
I thought Japan was NTSC region as well?

It is. I don't know why Japan's being counted differently.

@OP NTSC

ntsc and ntsc-j are different, from a standards perspective, ntsc-j uses the same black level and blanking values, where ntsc uses higher black level than blanking level, from a broadcast perspective they use entirely difference frequencies.

And of course, region locking prevents ntsc and ntscj games and systems running in each other.


Right. I didn't realize that.