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#1 jonathan_rector

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Just a simple question What kind of TV do you guys play on? HD (widescreen) or standard? Thanks!

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#2 MarioFan264

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I still use standard. There's only one HD TV in my family's house and that's in the living room.

14 years ago

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#3 TheColbert

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You don't have my option. Anyway I have a 4:3 EDTV which works pretty well. I can play Wii or any of the other last gen consoles I have in 480p and the games look quite nice on it.

14 years ago

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#4 Euaggelistes

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32" Widescreen Sharp LCD HDTV.

14 years ago

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#5 bigM10231

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only this gen and future gen should be played on HDTV for best results because any gen before it look better on standard tvs for reasons unknown

14 years ago

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#6 AwesomeKenny

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I play on a Sony Bravia HDTV.

14 years ago

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#7 Vic-Ferrari

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I play on this:

14 years ago

OreoMilkshake

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#8 OreoMilkshake

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An Emerson 19" HDTV.

14 years ago

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#9 dorkvoid

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I originally played it on an hdtv, but then I decided to try it on SD and there is a huge improvement.

14 years ago

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#10 bigM10231

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I play on this:
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i wish they still sold those tvs

14 years ago

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#11 Jason20091

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A plain old 27in SDTV. Its great for the Wii.

14 years ago

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#12 bobbleheadrogue

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a HD TV:P

14 years ago

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#13 DraugenCP

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I play on an old-fashioned colour TV and I have no desire to change that.

14 years ago

TheColbert

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#14 TheColbert

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An Emerson 19" HDTV.OreoMilkshake

How do you like the 19" HDTV size? I have a 20" like I said before but its Fullscreen not Widescreen so the difference would be more than it seems. Reason I ask is because mine broke and it may cost about as much to fix it as it would be to buy a new one.

14 years ago

OreoMilkshake

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#15 OreoMilkshake

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[QUOTE="OreoMilkshake"]An Emerson 19" HDTV.TheColbert

How do you like the 19" HDTV size? I have a 20" like I said before but its Fullscreen not Widescreen so the difference would be more than it seems. Reason I ask is because mine broke and it may cost about as much to fix it as it would be to buy a new one.

It's pretty fine it's just that my setup has the TV between two game shelves so I can't fit anything bigger. I'd recommend a bigger one if you can. Widescreen is also a plus.

14 years ago

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#16 TheColbert

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[QUOTE="TheColbert"][QUOTE="OreoMilkshake"]An Emerson 19" HDTV.OreoMilkshake

How do you like the 19" HDTV size? I have a 20" like I said before but its Fullscreen not Widescreen so the difference would be more than it seems. Reason I ask is because mine broke and it may cost about as much to fix it as it would be to buy a new one.

It's pretty fine it's just that my setup has the TV between two game shelves so I can't fit anything bigger. I'd recommend a bigger one if you can. Widescreen is also a plus.

Yeah if I could get a 22" or 26" that would be nice but I am not exactly full of cash right now either. I don't think 19" would be to bad and HDTV/Widescreen would be nice.

14 years ago

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#17 LiftedHeadshot

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I have two 25 inch PC monitors (1080p) in which I do PC gaming and Xbox gaming

14 years ago

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#19 beganoo

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40 inch sony bravia for the console gaming and 26 inch Philips for PC gaming.

14 years ago

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#20 nini200

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Yall are making me feel kinda bad. I play on a 110inch Projector Screen that I made. It looks great. A few sheets of non-glossyposterboard and clear tape on the back goes a looonnnng way. But when I'm not in the mood for that, I just play on a 62inch SDTV.

14 years ago

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#21 Wolfman_chopper

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I play on a 26'' lcd tv

14 years ago

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#22 elbert_b_23

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same t.v i have played on for the past 7 years a 12- inch t.v

14 years ago

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#23 Avatar_Taxidous

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Standard, which I assume is better for Wii graphics.

14 years ago

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#24 OreoMilkshake

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Standard, which I assume is better for Wii graphics.Avatar_Taxidous

HD plus component cables was better for me.

14 years ago

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#25 robbob8888

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32" inch Samsung LCD/60HZ in widescreen 480P. Looks awesome :D

14 years ago

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#26 LegatoSkyheart

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Complete with Monster Component Cables! The Best Component Cables you can get for your Wii!

14 years ago

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#27 AlmightyDerek

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I play on a 42" 1080P Philips LCD in 480P widescreen and it looks great. I used to have a plasma and it looked better on that, but it broke and I couldn't afford anything but an LCD.

14 years ago

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#28 Rocky32189

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I play it on a 32" 1080p Sony Bravia.

Standard, which I assume is better for Wii graphics.Avatar_Taxidous

480p definitely looks better.

14 years ago

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#29 sicteliko

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A 26" Panasonic Viera TV, with component cables. I've been playing on a standard 4:3 tv before, and I was suprised how much better the Wii looks on a HD TV with component cables.

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