I don't play my Wii on an HD-TV so I don't think the component cables would be compatible with my TV. So I was wondering if it's worth it to buy S-Video cables instead. Apparently they're supposed to be the next best thing. http://www.gamestop.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=802519 ^ S-Video cables
I don't play my Wii on an HD-TV so I don't think the component cables would be compatible with my TV. So I was wondering if it's worth it to buy S-Video cables instead. Apparently they're supposed to be the next best thing. http://www.gamestop.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=802519 ^ S-Video cablestomahawk_jones
I have s-video cables on my Wii, and it makes a noticable improvement in both color brightness and in sharper details. That being said, I think $30 for any s-video cable is a complete rip off. I got mine at Best Buy for only $20, and they work perfectly. Shoot, Best Buy is even selling their Wii Component cable for only $25! Gamestop is trying to rip you guys off.
I have s-video cables on my Wii, and it makes a noticable improvement in both color brightness and in sharper details. That being said, I think $30 for any s-video cable is a complete rip off. I got mine at Best Buy for only $20, and they work perfectly. Shoot, Best Buy is even selling their Wii Component cable for only $25! Gamestop is trying to rip you guys off.MLJ28
I currently have component cables on my Wii and have an HDTV.. However, I use S-video for my PS2 and I noticed a BIG difference from standard A/V. The words on the screen were sharper and more legible and colors are more brighter. If you don't have an HDTV, I would highly recommend s-video. It is worth it and the best you can do for what you currently have..
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