[ SECRET POST #2562 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2562 ⌋

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Comments

Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[(Anonymous)]

Because I'm nosy like that mainly.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[cecilegrey]

25.5" Samsung T260HD. Just big enough for me and I still think it is the prettiest thing. I got it years ago on sale.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[dethtoll]

I have a Panasonic flatscreen that I picked up for $250 and aside from some slight color banding it's perfect for my PS3/360/Wii, less so for my PS2.

I also have an ancient CRT that I'm reluctant to get rid of despite some burn-in on the tube, but I don't actually use.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[nightscale]

24 inch Samsung flatscreen TV(I'm not sure about the exact model number), I got it a few years ago for a decent price.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[herpymcderp]

Your average run of the mill 27" flatscreen. 1080p. Was bought on sale years ago and has lasted through the entire PS3 generation. If you plan to play games that require a lot of focus and hand-eye coordination (shooters etc) then the size and resolution of your system is absolutely crucial. If you're just going to play rpgs though? Not so much.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[making_excuses]

Eh non widescreen flat screen, it is about half the size of my Mac monitor, but I can connect both my NES, Super Nintendo and my PS2 and nothing newer, but I can play my old games on it so I am happy and in gaming terms living in the stone age... I just can't afford to buy a new television and the PS4 right now.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[kijikun]

Philips 32' flat screen. Don't remember the rest of it's specs for the life of me. Whoops.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[sootyowl]

A Samsung. Flat screen. Stuff looks good on it. I can't remember more than that.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[(Anonymous)]

A great big hulking 60" (iirc) Toshiba.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[(Anonymous)]

57" Samsung LCD. It's good for newer consoles but the old ones look terrible on it. We use a 32" LED (I forget the brand) for PS1 and earlier.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[pantswarrior]

I have two, and solely because I really lucked out. One is a huge (30-some-inch?) heavy non-flatscreen HDTV that apparently sold for about $4000 when it was brand new... something like ten years ago. Found it at a thrift store a couple years ago for $100, and since I only had about a 25-inch SDTV, I was like YES PLEASE.

Then this last summer my brother asked on Facebook if anyone wanted to help an acquaintance get rid of a 60 inch flatscreen HDTV. Not selling - she just wanted this huge thing out of her house. We were like "...Uhm. Well... we will make that sacrifice for you..." XD It's also ancient, like the other one, but 60 inch flatscreen HDTV, yo. (Because I'm ridiculous, I hooked up the NES to it. :D)

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[caerbannog]

Old boxtop.

Re: Console Gamers, what type of tv do you have?

[(Anonymous)]

For our main TV, a 42" Sony Bravia LED TV. For my own personal TV that I have hooked up to my 360, a 32" Sony Bravia LCD TV.