PEG 60/PEG 50

New to Xbox - bought my son one for Xmas. The games require me to change my TV setting from PEG 50 to PEG 60, but when I do this, the picture loses colour, becoming a dull green. The console is an Xbox 360, the TV is a 4 yr old Samsung plasma screen. I have
noticed the cable from the console to the tv does not support HD. Is it just a case of needing an HD cable from console to TV to sort out the colour issue? When I tried the Xbox on an old tv with this cable, the colour was perfect. Thanks for any help.

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Peg Leg Trinket ?

Are a few of them glitched / broken ? I seem to be next to one (13m) but I can't find I find it. If I move the distance just goes up. If I climb the trees the distance increases My location is in Troys woods Thanks

 

Windy the Fairy Master

In Peggle, you play on boards filled with a bunch of different-colored pegs (blue, orange, green, and purple). You have to adjust the angle of and fire a cannon at the top of the board to hit as many pegs as you can for a high score. Gravity and physics
control where the ball goes. Blue pegs are the most prominent, but only because they're the "normal" pegs. You need to hit all of the orange pegs to clear the stage (bonus points if you can clear all of the pegs in a stage) before you run out of shots. Green
pegs activate your specific Peggle master's ability for a few turns (usually there's only 2 on a board). Purple pegs are high-score pegs (like green, there's only 2 on a board, but they move every turn). The layout of the pegs stays the same on any given board,
but every time you play the colors of the pegs will change positions (so what once was an orange peg in 1 game may now be a blue peg in a later game). This allows you to develop strategies for certain boards while still having a different experience every
time you play. It's also worth noting that some pegs move and many pegs come in different shapes (such as rectangles instead of being round, which can affect your shot); some are even armored & require 2 hits to clear. There's also a moving bucket at the bottom
of the board that will get you a free ball, if you can manage to get your shot to land in it.The Peggle masters, their abilities, the boards, and even the music all help to give the game a very strong and fun-loving personality. The game is easy to play, hard
to master (but not frustratingly so like Trials Fusion) and will grab a hold of you for hours at a time. There are even different kinds of "style" shots you can make for extra points (like rebounding off of the bucket or hitting an orange peg on 1 side of
the screen and then hitting another on the other side). It also has full Kinect motion and voice command support (you can play the entire game using either method with the Kinect without ever picking up a controller). It also has local and online multiplayer
for up to 4 players. The game offers different single and multiplayer modes too. You have 10 stages for each Peggle master, plus 10 trial stages with each. For multiplayer, you have duel mode and party mode.

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