So I finally ordered it. I have used mclassic on my ps2, ps3 and ps4 and my mclassic works amazingly well. I watched a tutorial on You Tube where players were using both mclassic and mcable at the same time and their games looked phenomenal. Trust me, my mclassic works great and the graphics look phenomenal. So I played Kingdoms of Amalur Re-Reconing the new updated version along with Hellblade and after seeing YouTube videos where both are used at the same time I decided to take a chance and given the high price a mclassic gaming cable to buy during the covid economy. But as soon as I received it the next day, which is absolutely amazing, I connected it to my mclassic according to the instructions and downloaded the new kingdoms of Amalur. Oh my god this works phenomenal, paired with my mclassic the picture looks amazing, the little flicker that was during movement has literally gone. You really can't change the flickering, it's just part of the gameplay due to the movement and the game cable and how it's generated by your TV's graphics chip and graphics chip. But I was literally stunned, I was stunned by how well my mclassic worked and how amazing the picture looked, but it's too good to be true. Friends and family who come to play can't believe how good my picture compares to theirs. No latency, almost no flickering, great responsiveness and great gameplay, in fact my mclassic has reduced load times on my PS4 but combined my load times are actually faster now and wow Mortal Kombat 11 just looks awesome. This is the perfect cable for all your needs, if you can afford it, it's the perfect cable solution for your gaming and you won't regret it. This is the best.
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