The demo kinda pissed me off actually; I don't really care for the new graphics and onscreen guitar layout. The only thing i am looking forward to in this game is the new music(which, I admit, will be awesome).
I would say the Toshibia as it is the one I own. It is a great TV and people who say get 1080 is bad advice for gaming. As 1080 is 30 fps and 720 is 60fps. So 1080 is better for slower moving pictures but not fast ones like games.
So I say get the Toshiba it is a great tv I have not regreeted buying it yet and it runs great.
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sure 720p may be better for games, but a TV with 1080(1080i or 1080p) allows you to change the resolution to 720p. On a TV with the max resolution of 720p, it is impossible to change to 1080. So I mean, you may as well just get something with 1080, the planet earth series on HDDVD is reason enough.
umm lol all of these TVs suck, you gotta get something with at the very least 1080i. Go to onecall.com (trust me) and you will find something in your price range that will make you happy. Btw, the 1080i feature is so much more important than size is.
[QUOTE="Will1L"]Dude, first off, believe that you will have a working Xbox 360 soon. Now, listen to me, take out a loan or borrow the money to buy a new 360, go to the store and buy a new one, take out the new one, and replace it with your old one. Seal the box back up and take the 360 back to the store, with the excuse that there is nothing wrong with it, but you realized it is not what you want (or whatever get creative maybe). Bada bing, bada boom.Alpengeist
I had a friend who tried to do that, but here is the issue, Microsoft wised up and now, there is a code on the 360 that has to match the box as well, and if it does not match, your going to have issues.Not if you pay in cash and not if you go to somewhere like Target, where their customer service department knows jack about electronics or video games.
Dude, first off, believe that you will have a working Xbox 360 soon. Now, listen to me, take out a loan or borrow the money to buy a new 360, go to the store and buy a new one, take out the new one, and replace it with your old one. Seal the box back up and take the 360 back to the store, with the excuse that there is nothing wrong with it, but you realized it is not what you want (or whatever get creative maybe). Bada bing, bada boom.
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