Description
The best Mega Drive switchless region mod available and the first of its kind. Months and months of design improvements to make a kit that is feature rich and a pleasure to install. It features pad placement conducive to perfect wire runs and a clean install, a unique detachable LED board that prevents the LED install from looking like a hot glue mess, switchless multi region, controller functions for reset and region change, and DFO and Mega CD MultiBIOS compatibility. Hand made using the highest quality Panasonic resistors, Vishay capacitors, and genuine Microchip ICs. Vastly better value than the free downloadable and featureless kit sold on other sites which my design predates.
Switchless Region Mod
The Mega Drive Switchless Region Mod lets you set the region of the console to Europe, North America or Japan, essentially between PAL and NTSC regions. This is done by changing the Video Refresh Rate to 50Hz or 60Hz and the Language to English or Japanese.
When the mod is correctly installed, the console will run games in their correct aspect ratio and speed and bypass any region protection of imported games.
The reset button is used to cycle through the regions.
- Setting 1 = Green LED – Europe/PAL – 50Hz/English
- Setting 2 = Red LED – North America/NTSC – 60Hz/English
- Setting 3 = Yellow LED – Japan/NTSC – 60Hz/Japanese
If you are running your PAL systems in 50Hz, you are really doing the games a great disservice. I consider these switchless mods necessary for PAL consoles.
*Note that this mod will require using the console’s native RGB output via an RGB Scart cable. 60Hz regions will be black and white via composite output. RGB is recommended over all other video outputs because of its superior video quality.
In-Game-Reset Mod
The Mega Drive In-Game-Reset mod allows the console to be reset or the console region to be changed from the controller.
Holding A+B+C+START for 1.5 seconds will reset the console. Holding this combination longer will cycle through the regions.
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