[QUOTE="Sexy_FFVII"]I do not like the name. They should have called it EyePlay.Ivan5

[QUOTE="Sexy_FFVII"]

[QUOTE="RoyTheViking"]Who cares? So other people aren't getting the most out of their HDTV(s). I really don't care. Its their loss. Sony, like all the other companies aren't saying anything because there is nothing to gain from making an announcement.RoyTheViking

Yes. And again, I care......Why? 

I posted this because it shows how people are so ignorant and with that... It's freaking hilarious and sad.

More crappy looking minigames for the Wii...

Who cares? So other people aren't getting the most out of their HDTV(s). I really don't care. Its their loss. Sony, like all the other companies aren't saying anything because there is nothing to gain from making an announcement.RoyTheViking

I always thought about this. I'm not at all surprised of the stupidity of people these days.

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=152650

Nothing on the national level, and for that I apologize, however the Las Vegas Review Journal ran a little survey tidbit in which they asked consumers (at Wal-Mart, Best Buy, and EB games) if they had a PS3 and an HDTV. If the response was yes, they were asked what resolution and cables they were running.

Over 90% gave a response which resulted in a scenario where the signal displayed was no higher than 480p, most of which said "I just used the cables Sony packaged in." For those who were aware of HD cables failed to change the systems display settings to 720p / 1080i/p.

I thought this was kind of interesting, if Sony isn't going to package in the appropiate cables, they should really make it idiot - proof (basically, shove onscreen messages telling people HD cables are needed for HD signals) during installation, or just include the appropiate accessories out of the box.

It's actually kind of surprising the press hasn't gotten on Sony's case regarding this issue.

http://uk.gamespot.com/news/6169800.html?action=convert&om_clk=latestnews&tag=latestnews;title;2

 

Microsoft also still foresees shipping 12 million Xbox 360s by the end of the aforementioned period, which ends on June 30.

And what is up with that?I thought they had hit 10 million in January already?

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