I somehow managed to get a rear projection tv a couple of years back that actually supports 1080i (which was a huge surprise when i hooked my PS3 up a couple of months back)... Though i question weather it's actually showing all those pixels or just mushing them together... looks OK either way.
I'm playing with an 26" LCD 720p Bravia... meh, I still think HD is way overrated, I can't really see much of a difference. That isn't to say I don't see any difference but there isnt much and its not worth the hundreds more dollars over an SD TV, I think. I do like having a widescreen though, I don't have to keep looking back and forth when defending in TF2 now :D
"I'm playing with an 26" LCD 720p Bravia... meh, I still think HD is way overrated, I can't really see much of a difference. That isn't to say I don't see any difference but there isnt much and its not worth the hundreds more dollars over an SD TV, I think. I do like having a widescreen though, I don't have to keep looking back and forth when defending in TF2 now :D "
After my first HDTV died, and my real TV is 650 miles away, I am indeed still bringing it on in beautiful 720p. Currently playing while using a friends TV. Cant wait for my plasma!
"Batman said: HDMI is still a better signal, but it is not specific to any resolution. If you're going to do 1080p, might as well use the best cables though. "
Actually, HDMI is not an inherently better signal. It really depends on how well your TV can handle either as well as the particular device being used. Here's an article describing it if you'd like to read up a little on that.
Hmm, nope, not on my PS3 anyways. I've only got a LCD monitor that I play my 360 on using the VGA cables you can buy for it. But I do plan on getting an HD TV by the end of the year.
Yeah, I've heard people talk about how MGS4 "doesn't look that great" and so forth, but inevitably those people are playing on SD. HD is practically a requirement to truly enjoy the system, I feel!
I'm playing on a 32" 720/1080i Sony Bravia. Can't wait until the woman and I finally move out of here so I can get a bigger TV. This flat is too small. :)
"I'm playing on a 32" 720/1080i Sony Bravia. Can't wait until the woman and I finally move out of here so I can get a bigger TV. This flat is too small. :)"
Once you do get a bigger TV, get a 52" 1080p Sony Bravia. BEAUTIFUL. They (Sony) use 'em at all their events, like E3, Leipzig, etc.
"I'm playing on a 32" 720/1080i Sony Bravia. Can't wait until the woman and I finally move out of here so I can get a bigger TV. This flat is too small. :)"
Once you do get a bigger TV, get a 52" 1080p Sony Bravia. BEAUTIFUL. They (Sony) use 'em at all their events, like E3, Leipzig, etc. "
in my room and living room yes, but i am away from home this summer and am not on a hd tv :( and i dont play it as much anymore, but i will when i get home to my lovley tv:)
You know gaming "in HD" is not new at all. PC games Have been able to run in HD resolutions before there was a term HD. I currently own a 57" Widescreen Toshiba projection 1080i TV, and 2, 24" 1680x1050 widescreen Acer monitor's. Not the best, but they work well.
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