games really change on a HD tv?

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#51 Senor_Kami
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Ehh, it's not as big a jump as some people are making it out to be. The image is sharper, but with that comes the ability to easily spot jaggies, which makes some games look like a mess when they looked pretty smooth on a SDTV. Really small text is easier to read though.
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#52 subrosian
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There's a night-and-day difference between playing on your typical 27" SDTV, and playing on an 80" full-HD theater-screen.
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#53 kkevguy47k
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a surround sound system is ALOT more important than a hdtv. surround sound allows you to hear what direction certain sounds are coming from, giving you a whole new element to gameplay. hdtvs make it look better, but that pretty much it. its only slightly improving the quality of the image, that you have hd or sd.
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#54 Evolution-X0
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when my hdtv broke and went to repair. i had sdtv it look so much different to the hdtv.
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#55 STRETCH-E
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There's a big difference and anyone who says otherwise is just trying to convince themselves they're not missing out.

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#56 subrosian
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a surround sound system is ALOT more important than a hdtv. surround sound allows you to hear what direction certain sounds are coming from, giving you a whole new element to gameplay. hdtvs make it look better, but that pretty much it. its only slightly improving the quality of the image, that you have hd or sd.kkevguy47k
If you have a true home theater setup, the image quality difference is so vast that you will never think to use your SDTV for gaming again. It is like going to the eye doctor and getting a pair of glasses that give you perfect vision, after having spent most of your life legally blind. If you're going to Walmart for an HDTV, you're going to leave less-than-impressed, if you're setting up a proper theater in your home, to claim it's anything less than a life-changing purchase is to be in a state of jealous denial.
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#57 darkscorpion08
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I wouldn't get an HDTV. There might be a difference, but I honestly do not care enough about graphics for it to be worth my while. Current gen graphics on my relatively small CRT SDTV are absolutely fine for everything except Dead Rising (bastards), as far as I'm concerned.

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#58 deactivated-59d151f079814
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Seeing as you can get a 32" quality 720p TV for under $450, you may want to look at that.. Its also a very large difference.. One thing that was staggering about my TV when I got it, was not just the expected visual difference.. But the sound from the TV is way better than my Samsung 32" SDTV..
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#59 WilliamRLBaker
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not really i mean yes there is a change but its not like your gonna go from sd gaming to hd gaming and be all sploogy in your pants its an upgrade an expensive upgrade.

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#60 deactivated-59d151f079814
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not really i mean yes there is a change but its not like your gonna go from sd gaming to hd gaming and be all sploogy in your pants its an upgrade an expensive upgrade.

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The great thing about HDtv's is the fact that you can tv out your pc to it as well.. I actually do that to play Crysis.. Which makes it 720p which lightens the load of the game while I can crank up the graphics even more.
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#61 whatisazerg
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I remember seeing icons in Oblivion on a SDTV and not being able to figure out what it was...... then I got an HDTV and I immediately could tell what it was.

Such a big difference.... I could never go back to SDTV..... which is why it's so hard to play my Wii now.....

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#62 Videodogg
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Why all the animosity to HDTV? How long are you guys going to hold on to your crappy standard tube tv's? Its not that expensive to upgrade to a decent hdtv these days. $500 to $800 can get you a decent set. Get with the times.

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#63 Kiyobear
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If you care enough to look for a difference.OreoMilkshake
This is just crazy; the difference is huge, I find it hard to believe you have ever seen a game in HD, Not only do games look a ton better everything does. Movies in HD, especially 1080p, are vastly superior as well. The jump from VHS to DVD is not as profound as the jump from DVD to blue-ray. Even last generation I found it hard to play consoles sometimes because of 480p, much less 480i. I basically stuck to the PC.
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#64 STRETCH-E
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Why all the animosity to HDTV?

Videodogg


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#65 Kiyobear
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There's a big difference and anyone who says otherwise is just trying to convince themselves they're not missing out.

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I normally don't want to call people out like this but it's the only explanation. Nobody can look at the two and not see it. It's not just a sharper image it's also the color. Color's look so much better. SDTV looks washed out; that's the polite way of saying it.
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#66 xsubtownerx
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If you care enough to look for a difference.OreoMilkshake
That's a lie. the difference is HUGE, it's not even funny. Especially if you're using HDMI.
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#67 Marka1700
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Some games more so than others. Biggest difference you will probably notice between and SD and a HD TV is the contrast and colour.
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#68 kingdre
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Yes. Once you see the difference, you'll never settle for less.

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#69 ArisShadows
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They make things looks a great deal better, but they don't change the enjoyment of a game from a SD to a HDTV, unless it was HD defining like Dead Rising's text.
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#70 DonPerian
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The graphical fidelity of the game doesn't change but your ability to spot and appreciate the subtleties is greatly enhanced. Say goodbye to squinting!
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#71 MrSlippery39
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I can actually see stuff properly now. Like on my SDTV the safehouse icon in GTA4 looked like a key. Now I can see that it actually is a house!. It would be really hard to go back after getting an HDTV

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#72 shawn7324
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The difference between SDTV & HDTV is freaking massive not only for games but everything else as well including movies, sports, tv shows, etc.

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#73 shawn7324
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Why all the animosity to HDTV? How long are you guys going to hold on to your crappy standard tube tv's? Its not that expensive to upgrade to a decent hdtv these days. $500 to $800 can get you a decent set. Get with the times.

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To some a $500 to $800 purchase is just a huge as the difference between SDTV & HDTV.
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#74 darkscorpion08
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hd tv of 42" samsung or sonys bravia.what brand is the best in hd tvs?

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#75 Kiyobear
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hd tv of 42" samsung or sonys bravia.what brand is the best in hd tvs?

darkscorpion08
Just do some research but IMO you don't need to go with a big name brand. My 32" LCD is a Sony (720p, but you can go beyond that when it's hooked up to a PC) and my 40" 1080p is a Toshiba. I have that hooked up in my game room now and my PC, 360, and ps3 are hooked up to it. It has 4 HDMI ports which is a bonus. I grabbed it for 700 bucks and I just love it.
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#76 Chutebox
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To be honest, surround sound changes games much more than switching to HD.

You want to really be immersed in your game? Get some nice surround sound. It REALLY helps with shooting games too, made fighting Radec much easier.

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They make things looks a great deal better, but they don't change the enjoyment of a game from a SD to a HDTVArisShadows
For me they did. I couldn't stand to play any 360 games on my old SDTV because I could hardly see what was going on. Admittedly, it was a fairly small TV, but I've played on larger ones and it was just as bad.
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#78 Danieldbest
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I play soley on SDTV and it looks good. But some games aren't compatible withthe TV resolution so they don't appear full screen, and there are the black borders. Few games have unredeable text. But in GTA4 i can easily recognise everything.

But played on an HDTV, and i must say i was impressed.

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#79 Rev3nger
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To be honest, surround sound changes games much more than switching to HD.

You want to really be immersed in your game? Get some nice surround sound. It REALLY helps with shooting games too, made fighting Radec much easier.

Chutebox
Given the choice, would you choose a standard SD TV + Surround Sound over a HDTV? I know I wouldn't.
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#80 Cherokee_Jack
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I play soley on SDTV and it looks good. But some games aren't compatible withthe TV resolution so they don't appear full screen, and there are the black borders. Few games have unredeable text. But in GTA4 i can easily recognise everything.

But played on an HDTV, and i must say i was impressed.

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How big is your TV?
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#81 ArisShadows
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[QUOTE="ArisShadows"]They make things looks a great deal better, but they don't change the enjoyment of a game from a SD to a HDTVCherokee_Jack
For me they did. I couldn't stand to play any 360 games on my old SDTV because I could hardly see what was going on. Admittedly, it was a fairly small TV, but I've played on larger ones and it was just as bad.

Hence why I said Dead Rising for an example.
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#82 clembo1990
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For games like GTA 4 it doesn't make a difference to me. But others like Uncharted I simply must have HD!
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#83 Chutebox
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[QUOTE="Chutebox"]

To be honest, surround sound changes games much more than switching to HD.

You want to really be immersed in your game? Get some nice surround sound. It REALLY helps with shooting games too, made fighting Radec much easier.

Rev3nger

Given the choice, would you choose a standard SD TV + Surround Sound over a HDTV? I know I wouldn't.

Heh, way too tough to choose.

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#84 eveileb-ekam
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Immense difference. I have an HD TV at home, and a SD CRT at my college place, so Im in the unfortunate position of being spoilt for half the year, and having to return to crap each term.

Some of my PS3 games could be mistaken for Wii games on my SD TV. Not that thats a problem - Ive always maintained that some of the Wii's games look like early XBOX / PS3 games, but in SD.

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#85 OrwellJames
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I'm not really sure what you mean by "graphically." Ultimately the output image will be the same, it's just a matter of your TV's resolution and contrast ratio after that.

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#86 Cherokee_Jack
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[QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"][QUOTE="ArisShadows"]They make things looks a great deal better, but they don't change the enjoyment of a game from a SD to a HDTVArisShadows
For me they did. I couldn't stand to play any 360 games on my old SDTV because I could hardly see what was going on. Admittedly, it was a fairly small TV, but I've played on larger ones and it was just as bad.

Hence why I said Dead Rising for an example.

The thing is, all games I played were like Dead Rising. If a game had any sort of HUD, I could barely play it.

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#87 OrwellJames
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Also, if you have a Wii, it will likely look worse on an HDTV, although that's because the Wii doesn't output in HD.

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#88 subrosian
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hd tv of 42" samsung or sonys bravia.what brand is the best in hd tvs?

darkscorpion08
1. It depends what your price range is... if you really want "the best", as in the best possible screen, you're going to be spending hundreds of thousands. 2. If your goal is "the best", 42" is going to be far too small. To meet THX recommendations for a typical 8-foot viewing distance (couch to wall) you're going to need a 72" screen - for bigger living rooms, the screen size will have to be even larger.
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#89 Metalscarz
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[QUOTE="TheGreatOutdoor"]

[QUOTE="sikanderahmed"]

my hdtv is good, the menu's look alot better but the actual game doesnt really look that better, i remember uncharted looked awesome on sdtv, when i played it on hdtv it still looked good but i could see way too many jaggies

sikanderahmed

Then you have a crap HDTV. You saying you don't doesn't change the fact that you do. If the game.....ah forget it. If you wish to be blind and say there isn't a big difference, then who am I to correct you. You just keep on telling yourself there isn't really a difference.

I have samsung LE32A565 http://www.trustedreviews.com/tvs/review/2008/05/31/Samsung-LE32A656-32in-LCD-TV/p1 + my eyesite is very good. The hdtv is connected through HDMI, why would I try to be blind and make up BS? i bought hdtv after listening to people like you who say HDTV is supa amazing and teh difference between hdtv and sdtv is like black and white tv and colour tv. seriously the difference is just not that big. and it deffo doesnt change games

Pics?

If you don't think it makes a big difference, you are either;

Lying.

Blind.

Both.

If it's no biggie, Switch your PC rez to 640x480, and just leave it. I mean it's no big deal right? Still looks great......

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#90 Vaasman
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It's actually such a huge difference when I went to college I bought a 20 inch HDTV, just because after playing in HD for a year I couldn't even stand the thought of SD gaming again. It is a big difference in clarity.

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#91 WWIAB
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HD is so much better, I can't go back to playing or watching anything else, other than HD. I've basically become an HD snob.

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Same here, all the TV's in my house are HD ready I can still use a SDTV, but HD is the way
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#92 WWIAB
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It's actually such a huge difference when I went to college I bought a 20 inch HDTV, just because after playing in HD for a year I couldn't even stand the thought of SD gaming again. It is a big difference in clarity.

Vaasman
I hate it when say that HD on a smaller TV isn't a difference.........I had a 19 inch Goodmans HDTV for over 18 months, worked like a charm
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#93 vashkey
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Games look cleaner, crisper and details are much more easily seen in HD. But the game itself doesn't change or anything, it just looks better.

Of course the game has to be made with HD in mind in order for it to look better. If you're playing a game that doesnt even support progressive scan it's gonna look pretty jagged.

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#94 Danieldbest
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[QUOTE="Danieldbest"]

I play soley on SDTV and it looks good. But some games aren't compatible withthe TV resolution so they don't appear full screen, and there are the black borders. Few games have unredeable text. But in GTA4 i can easily recognise everything.

But played on an HDTV, and i must say i was impressed.

Cherokee_Jack
How big is your TV?

Round 30"
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#95 Epak_
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Higher resolution... that's about it. :P

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[QUOTE="sikanderahmed"]

[QUOTE="TheGreatOutdoor"]Then you have a crap HDTV. You saying you don't doesn't change the fact that you do. If the game.....ah forget it. If you wish to be blind and say there isn't a big difference, then who am I to correct you. You just keep on telling yourself there isn't really a difference.

TheGreatOutdoor

I have samsung LE32A565 http://www.trustedreviews.com/tvs/review/2008/05/31/Samsung-LE32A656-32in-LCD-TV/p1 + my eyesite is very good. The hdtv is connected through HDMI, why would I try to be blind and make up BS? i bought hdtv after listening to people like you who say HDTV is supa amazing and teh difference between hdtv and sdtv is like black and white tv and colour tv. seriously the difference is just not that big. and it deffo doesnt change games

I don't care what you say. It is one of three things. Either your tv is screwed up or your eye sight is bad or you are flat out lieing. Either way there is a HUGE difference. I am not going to argue facts with you. They can more than hold their own without my help. And yes son, it does change games and a lot (unless you are talking Wii :lol: ). My first day with my PS3 I used the cables that came with it and was kinda disappointed in what I was seeing. Then the next day I went out and bought a set of HDMI cable and guess what. It was as different as night and day. My jaw dropped when I loaded Uncharted with HDMI cables instead of the packaged cables.

my hdtv has no problems, my eyesight is great like I said, and seriously why would I lie dude? my jaw dropped when I played uncharted on sdtv, on hdtv it was the same except now there was a massive amount of jaggies visible now. But the jaggies are only in uncharted though, other games look awesome on hdtv but seriously they arent "game changing". I think sdtv owners arent really missing much. HDTV has better picture ok but is it big enough like you guys say it is? hell no...are SDTV owners really missing much? no way. I guess you are trying to make yourself happy coz you payed so much for the tv :roll:.

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#97 jwsoul
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There will be a HUGE change. Anyone that says otherwise, is either blind, or has very, no, make that EXTREMELY poor sight. and I'm pretty sure people with that kind of vision could tell the difference.

Sd Tvs are at 640x480, HDTV is 1920x1080.

OhReally15
Agreed it is a HUGE LEAP in quality, take COD WAW for example on my friends setups i can actually see more clearely and further thanx to the better TV.
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#98 Malta_1980
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from SD to HDmakes a huge difference...

i even noticed a significant difference when i changed my old Orion 32" HDready TV with a Sony46" Full HD... the colours were so much more vibrant/sharp and images look to be running much smoother..

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#99 Malta_1980
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my hdtv has no problems, my eyesight is great like I said, and seriously why would I lie dude? my jaw dropped when I played uncharted on sdtv, on hdtv it was the same except now there was a massive amount of jaggies visible now. But the jaggies are only in uncharted though, other games look awesome on hdtv but seriously they arent "game changing". I think sdtv owners arent really missing much. HDTV has better picture ok but is it big enough like you guys say it is? hell no...are SDTV owners really missing much? no way. I guess you are trying to make yourself happy coz you payed so much for the tv :roll:.

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so you just noticed that only uncharted had jaggies on an HDTV??? seriously come on...is uncharted the only game you played on an HDTV??

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#100 sikanderahmed
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[QUOTE="sikanderahmed"]

[QUOTE="TheGreatOutdoor"]Then you have a crap HDTV. You saying you don't doesn't change the fact that you do. If the game.....ah forget it. If you wish to be blind and say there isn't a big difference, then who am I to correct you. You just keep on telling yourself there isn't really a difference.

Metalscarz

I have samsung LE32A565 http://www.trustedreviews.com/tvs/review/2008/05/31/Samsung-LE32A656-32in-LCD-TV/p1 + my eyesite is very good. The hdtv is connected through HDMI, why would I try to be blind and make up BS? i bought hdtv after listening to people like you who say HDTV is supa amazing and teh difference between hdtv and sdtv is like black and white tv and colour tv. seriously the difference is just not that big. and it deffo doesnt change games

Pics?

If you don't think it makes a big difference, you are either;

Lying.

Blind.

Both.

If it's no biggie, Switch your PC rez to 640x480, and just leave it. I mean it's no big deal right? Still looks great......

http://img8.imageshack.us/my.php?image=27052009861.jpg

How many times do I need to say I'm not blind? and why would I lie :| The difference is NOT huge or game changing....geeez