Phantasy Star Online - Force 60hz, Some way to force PSO to play at 60Hz mode in my Xbox 360 Options

[MDashK]

Hello all, how are you?
I'm newly registered here @ xbox-scene. Been visiting the forum some years now, but never got the real need to register until now. So please don't consider me a n00b.
I'm an active user of the internet, and if you google my nickname around, I'm pretty shure you can find a lot of forums, sites and other related sources that can assure you that.

I mainly registered here in search for a little help. Here goes:

In the past couple of days I've been wanting to play Phantasy Star Online Episode I and II on my Xbox 360.
Yes, I know, the game is NOT originally compatible with the 360, but mine is RGH and I use the hacked version of the compat files.
Everything runs OK in my console, except for one thing: 50Hz!

Despite the fact the the game is the NTSC version running on my RGH console, and that I already tried to change both the DVD and Console region to USA NTSC, none of those changes made the game run @ 60Hz.
Also changing the TV settings did nothing... And the XEX is clearly a NTSC USA version of the game, hence my questions on WHY THE F*** DOESN'T THE GAME RUN ON 60HZ!

It's like I'm playing with less 30% of the total speed of the game. Minus 30% of the expected velocity and gameplay speed of the gameplay is quite annoying...

Anyways, my question is: Does anyone know any way to force the game to run @ 60hz 1080p?

And has I said, I already tried to flash the DVD with USA region, tried the TV 360 settings and modded my NAND to be USA NTSC. All those, without success on the game.

If anyone plays this in his NTSC USA console, can you give me some youtube video or something for me to compare the speed?

Any help greatly appreciated.

Best regards to all! Hope I can get some help from you guys.

[MDashK]

... I searched for the EDIT button, but couldn't find it... Sorry about the double post.
EDIT: Oh, I see... You can only edit the second and later posts, not the primary one.

I had an idea: another way to "bypass" this situation would be changing the value of speed that the character has in game.
Simply put: Does anyone know how to edit the Character Walk/Run Speed and where to edit it?

If I can increase the speed the character runs slighly, I might be able to mimic the same speed as in 60Hz...

Thanks a lot to everyone.

This post has been edited by MDashK: Mar 31 2013, 01:32 AM