So gaming in HD on an LCD TV or Plasma is out of the question for me

Something about them makes me feel real nauseous, gives me bad headaches too, so I can't do it.

Currently doing next gen gaming in SD, but would like to do HD. When I do current games on my PC in high resolution/maxed graphics, I have no issues, so I'm wondering if there's a way to hook my 360 up to a PC monitor? Any suggestions?

Aside from that, do I have any other options?

You can use the VGA cables from microsoft that offers like 720p i think. Also, i don't think it matters that you have 4:3 or 16:9. Obivously widescreen would look better but regardless i don't think it matters

You can use the VGA cables from microsoft that offers like 720p i think. Also, i don't think it matters that you have 4:3 or 16:9. Obivously widescreen would look better but regardless i don't think it matters

93soccer

You can use the VGA cables from microsoft that offers like 720p i think. Also, i don't think it matters that you have 4:3 or 16:9. Obivously widescreen would look better but regardless i don't think it matters

Sounds like the Virtual Boy is your only option

Look at those graphics! :shock:

Virtual Boy wasn't that bad although it did make you sick after playing for a little while. To the intial topic I feel bad for you I have a 47" LCD 1080p Samsung tv and love gaming on it my friends envy me.

Gaming without my plasma, don't even want to think about it.

CRT HDTVs are the way FORWARD. They haven't become widely available yet. But yeah anyway, I play my Xbox on my old CRT 17" monitor at 1024x768 using the VGA cable and its great. I don't see any difference in higher resolutions on this size screen so thats why I use 1024x768. But the VGA cable offers up to 1080p. Only problem is you need an external sound device, unless your monitor has a minijack input and speakers built in...Hotwire246

LOL @ Virtual Boy! I used to have one of those. Only game I got for it was Killer Instinct. That system was TERRIBLE! LOL!Evilnapkin

hahaha dude omg. Wait a tick...killer instinct never came out for the virtual boy. You fail. Lulz revoked. PS: virtual boy is amazing.

[QUOTE="Evilnapkin"]LOL @ Virtual Boy! I used to have one of those. Only game I got for it was Killer Instinct. That system was TERRIBLE! LOL!ewmgreendawg

hahaha dude omg. Wait a tick...killer instinct never came out for the virtual boy. You fail. Lulz revoked. PS: virtual boy is amazing.

Hotwire, if you're interested, I found what the next-gen CRT is. It's called "SED", it's being developed by Toshiba and Canon. From what I've read so far, the only thing really holding it back from release is they are trying to get it to cost them less to produce each unit, so it will be more competitive with LCD/Plasma.

Sounds interesting though. CRT HDTV, less than 1 millisecond response time, only 6 or 7cm thick as opposed to like 2-3 feet with a CRT.

You can use the VGA cables from microsoft that offers like 720p i think. Also, i don't think it matters that you have 4:3 or 16:9. Obivously widescreen would look better but regardless i don't think it matters

93soccer

My parents bought and LCD back home, and when I went home the other weekend, I was pumped to play online HD. Then I realized that TV has ridiculous input lag, something like 50ms. It's so stupid, and now I'm stuck playing with it when I go home over the summer.Innocentguy757

My parents bought and LCD back home, and when I went home the other weekend, I was pumped to play online HD. Then I realized that TV has ridiculous input lag, something like 50ms. It's so stupid, and now I'm stuck playing with it when I go home over the summer.Innocentguy757

[QUOTE="Innocentguy757"]My parents bought and LCD back home, and when I went home the other weekend, I was pumped to play online HD. Then I realized that TV has ridiculous input lag, something like 50ms. It's so stupid, and now I'm stuck playing with it when I go home over the summer.gamer082009

Hotwire, if you're interested, I found what the next-gen CRT is. It's called "SED", it's being developed by Toshiba and Canon. From what I've read so far, the only thing really holding it back from release is they are trying to get it to cost them less to produce each unit, so it will be more competitive with LCD/Plasma.

Sounds interesting though. CRT HDTV, less than 1 millisecond response time, only 6 or 7cm thick as opposed to like 2-3 feet with a CRT.

the VGA cable for the Xbox 360 goes for about $40-$50 but i got mine from Toys R Us for $10