SpongeBob Movie Game on GameCube but Forced to 480p

FailBob2000

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What do you do when you blow some money on a modified GameCube disc drive? You get Swiss running on it. And what do you do with that? If you're me, you force a game you like to run at 480p.
Except this game runs at 512x480. Hey, at least the GameCube makes it easy to deal with. And honestly it looks good! This game does a great job of hiding its resolution, mainly down to the fact that the aspect ratio is correct to its final output. That and the fact that the GameCube isn't janky with the way it handles video scaling - it seems to force everything to get filtered through if it's being scaled.

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7 сен 2024

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@derekbinelli9691 2 года назад

#LongLiveSpongeBobAndPatrick! #TheSpongeBobSquarePantsMovieTheGame!

@animedvdblu-raypreviewguy1331 2 года назад

Also why this game or Battle for Bikini Bottom never came out in Japan is for an incredibly stupid reason.

@animedvdblu-raypreviewguy1331 2 года назад

This game does not support progressive scan just like the previous Spongebob game, Battle for Bikini Bottom. How do you modify this anyway?

@failbob2000 2 года назад

It doesn't natively support a progressive scan output on the PS2 and GameCube versions, but all of Heavy Iron's RenderWare games can be forced to output as such on both consoles with no issues in any of those games. Do note that because the SpongeBob Movie game, The Incredibles and Rise of the Underminer run at 512x447 instead of 640x447 like Scooby-Doo and Battle for Bikini Bottom on PS2, the image will be squished back to its native aspect ratio on that console. If you want a 480p output on GameCube games that didn't natively get that display option, you need a modified GameCube that can read a Swiss boot disc. From there, you'll be able to force various resolutions as output options through Swiss.