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Old 11-29-2005, 12:37 AM
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This time I fired up my N-64 and played some Super Mario 64. I find this game to be entertaining, as well as a great test for color sets be cause of its vivid color palette. For a set of its age and condition, it has very good color circuits, very little run off or bleeding.

The HV is very stable on this set. The DC restore circuits do a great job. Even on a picture with 90% white, the text and colors remain clear and not dark or washed out. The Japs knew what they were doing with this set.

Again, some may appear blurry, but its me holding the camera, not the TV.
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