are hdtvs really worth it

[ambulance]

ive got component and and a couple hdtvs. and it is true the AF and AA could use some real work. its still a much better picture however. If your buying an hdtv just for the wii, dont. If you are buying one in regards of getting one that has an ATSC tuner so that you wont be sol when the world goes all digital and to hook up future hd components than a hdtv is always a wise investment. Always do your research though. Such as dont by that lcd because its flat and cheap. If you want a cheaper tv and have no plans of hooking up a pc to it, go with DLP or lcd projection. Small, light, cheap and great picture. You could get a 46 samsung from almost anywhere for under 1k. If any of you guys have ANY questions on hd im more than happy to answer them. Im also slowly going through to see which games actually support 480p. Sonic ive found out today does not! Plus i hate the game, but thats just me haha!

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[Aylwin]

In my opinion, HDTV only matters as you move towards larger screens. Also, you don't really need HDTV for the Wii. The Wii only supports 480p while HDTV resolution starts from 720p. So using the Wii with an HDTV is kinda like having a 1200 x 1024 PC monitor but only using 1024 x 768 resolution. If you have a display system that supports 480p then you should be fine. If it doesn't and you've buying a new TV anyway, then you might as well buy an HDTV.

[geoff2005]

yup if u have HD stuff with it. like hd directv. hd dvd player, blu ray, xbox360 or ps3. if not it wont be worth it

[geoff2005]

$3000? how about £250 for a 19" one, all you need for gaming.

lol wth 19" sounds a little small to be a good hdtv

[DBloke]

Im gona keep my old tube tv when I get my projecter (need ot)
5 years old
Big screen
Meh its the tv I got when I moved in to this place

[paintba||er]

Definitly get a HDTV. I got one and now whenever I go to a friends house that has a SDTV its just so shitty I want to throw it out a window. I just can't wait until the 3D TV's come out. They're gonna be awsome.