If I were a really hardcore Nintendo fan ...

I would spend the money to buy an external scaler so I could play Wii games in 720P or 1080I/P...

That's hardcore.


If I were a really hardcore Nintendo fan ...
Wouldn't that just put the poor graphics in a higher resolution?  Meaning it wouldn't look very good.
If I were a really hardcore Nintendo fan ...
Can't wii games play on a computer monitor?
[QUOTE=''TekkenMaster606'']I would spend the money to buy an external scaler so I could play Wii games in 720P or 1080I/P...

That's hardcore.


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You would be a little kid.
[QUOTE=''Twisted_Hawk''][QUOTE=''TekkenMaster606'']I would spend the money to buy an external scaler so I could play Wii games in 720P or 1080I/P...

That's hardcore.


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You would be a little kid.[/QUOTE]
...which makes absolutely no sense, as the ''really hardcore'' Nintendo fans would have been around since the NES/ Game and Watch days (ie. in their 20's or 30's).

do you, by any chance, sell tvs?
[QUOTE=''Planeforger''][QUOTE=''Twisted_Hawk''][QUOTE=''TekkenMaster606'']I would spend the money to buy an external scaler so I could play Wii games in 720P or 1080I/P...

That's hardcore.


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You would be a little kid.[/QUOTE]
...which makes absolutely no sense, as the ''really hardcore'' Nintendo fans would have been around since the NES/ Game and Watch days (ie. in their 20's or 30's).
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Thank You, that was so obvious, how can someone think a true hardcore Ninty guy would be a kid, at least 20 years old.
[QUOTE=''HappySunnGuy'']do you, by any chance, sell tvs?[/QUOTE]

Nope, I mean, if you're a serious tech freak and a big time Nintendo fan (Sadly, they kind of lost me with the Gamecube...) I mean, I got the NES the Christmas of '85 when I was 5 years old, I've been a longtime Nintendo gamer. But really, external scalers are nothing new and used in lots of professional applications. A good $1000 scaler could probably do the graphics on the Wii real justice.

Selling TVs is close. I 'sell' movies to theater chains for Columbia/TriStar. Actually it's more like logistics, coordination and marketing. :)

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