[QUOTE="Anberlin_2004"]Even if you had the inputs, it will look horrible. Imagine taking a small resolution jpeg photo and zooming 10x. The best thing to do if you want to play N64 on HDTV is to play them on a Wii (if you can find the games you want for download) or find a nice tube television. The tv would be the cheaper solution of the two.ehhwhatever

I was surprised when I used s-video cables with my N64 and played Quake II on a plasma TV and it looked good. My guess is Q2 is major enhanced with the expansion pak.

It's surprising since Nintendo has done more generous things in the past. For one, Super Mario All Stars was free with the purchase of SNES. With Gamecube, they gave us a much better mix with the 4 Zelda games free (Zelda, Zelda II, Zelda OoT, Zelda MM) with a Gamecube purchase. With purchase of Zelda WW, we got a Zelda OoT and a different version free with preorder. $29 isn't bad (should be $20 though since it's esentially a recycled game and hopefully I'm wrong), but it seems odd to have a bundle that amounts to less than 1 MB on a 4GB Disc.

The reason wii sales have slowed imo is it cost the same as the 360 arcade. Now if they drop the price to say 150 dollars it would sell much better.pimpog

Since Living Rooms have to be big, this will keep Kinect from going mainstream. I have a large living room, but I'm not the average consumer. The Wii is not limited to having a large living room. Sorry, George Michael, it won't be half as successful as the Wii.

Interesting read about how one has no issues with the Wii, but the Kinect is another story.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20021679-1.html