What TV's are you using with your Wii?

[stevez0r]

I just want to see what everybody is using to play their Wii.

I'm thinking of getting the Samsung 23 inch LCD.

 

[psychono2]

well iam using a 42 inch hdtv in my living room ,and using a regular 23 inch in my room nothing too special.

 

[intekmdma]

I have a regular sony triniton 37 inch tube TV. Sucky yes. But those damn HDTV's need to go down in price ><

 

[5010]

20 inch Emerson "High tech square tube" with a glass screen cover from 1987! oh yea baby!

 

[komio]

27" sony tv i dont know anything about it , i know i can play my wii on it for the time being lol, i need a new tv because the buttons on the front are smashed in because they used to make this god awefull sound and "someone" couldnt stand it anymore (( happened with a shoe, hammer, and another shoe/boot))

 

[iamalexchung]

I play my Wii on my friend's 52" DLP, but when I play at home on my 27", it's not as fun. I'd say, the bigger the better.

 

[psychono2]

"the bigger they are, the harder they fall"

 

[MaxCapacitor]

27" Viewsonic N2750w widescreen LCDTV during the majority of gameplay upstairs and sometimes on the 40" Viewsonic N4060w widescreen LCDTV downstairs when my parents aren't home.

 

[muftak78]

42" Samsung plasma. Component cables make a real difference.

 

[gbesta]

32" Hd Lcd

 

[ericlewis91]

52 inch plasma with 1 wii
108 inch projector with 1 wii
60 inch rear projection tv with 1 wii

 

[foxlinked]

Westinghouse 37" 1080p LCD

 

[im_a_super_smash_bro]

toshiba 32" lcd tv.

 

[k20dc5]

55" mitsubishi diamond series DLP hdtv...and yes the component cables do help a lot..not as fuzzy

 

[5m1_tty]

Using a LG PC1DA 42" HD plasma
Wii Sports looks fine
Zelda looks ok, but will deffo benefit from Component cables (on a mission to purchase soon)
Red Steel didn't look great, but the gameplay makes you forget the graphics within a few minutes.