LET'S SEE WHAT GAMERS ARE PLAYING ON

[suznjak]

I'VE SEEING THE COLECTION' IN THE GAME ROOMS,NOW LETS SEE WHAT YOU ARE PLAYING YOUR GAMES ON.27",32,40,PLASMA? 5.1 SURROUND OR DOLBY PRO LOGIC

[K3V]

In the game room: 24" Sony WEGA with 2.1 sound.

In the living room: 36" Sony WEGA with 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound.

[howdoin]

Lower case letters are your friends... use them!


I play on a 50" HD DLP TV, all modern via component input and the others through s-video.

[s1lence]

55 Inch DLP HD tv in my downstair entertainment area on Dolby Digital 5.1

50 Inch DLP HD widescreen upstairs in the family room on Dolby Digital 5.1

27 Inch regular tv in the bedroom with a dreamcast

[Lady Jaye]

Mainly on a 21" JVC regular TV.

I also play on a cheap 13" Sylvania mono TV.

In other words, nothing fancy at all.

[tuxedojoe]

I've got a 21 inch RCA, complete with... uhhh... volume control.... and, um, remote channel-changing access.

[Speedy]

21" Sony Trinitron WEGA, plan to buy a widescreen with surround for my gameroom but that plan needs time :D

[Gamereviewgod]

32' Samsung HDTV in the basement.

36' Toshiba (standard) upstais.

17' PC monitor for DC games. :D

Got a Sony receiver, 5.1, DTS, 6.1, Pro-Logic II, all that fun stuff.

[Sylentwulf]

Is this anthony in disguise? :)

47" Widescreen HDTV in living room
27" in MAME cabinet
27" for kids TV gamecube
21" PC Monitor fo EQ2
27" in Jamma Cabinet
19" TV hooked up to nothing in game room.

[WiseSalesman]

20" JVC in my room.

30-some odd" Daewoo in the living room

Crappy, cheap sound system that does Dolby 5.1 surround in living room.

[le geek]

36" WEGA in Living Room in stereo.
21" Color TV in Game Room in stereo.

Cheers,
Ben

[soniko_karuto]

Living room, hitachi 36' hybrid (720i max i believe)
Dolby prologic

Room
Silvania 27" w/component
stereo

[fergojisan]

I'VE SEEING THE COLECTION' IN THE GAME ROOMS,NOW LETS SEE WHAT YOU ARE PLAYING YOUR GAMES ON.27",32,40,PLASMA? 5.1 SURROUND OR DOLBY PRO LOGIC

Shhhhhhh!!!!!

I have a piss-poor 17" Zenith television from 1993, hopefully soon to be replaced by a much larger flat-screen tv by the manufacturer of my choice.

Let me also be the first in this thread to say I enjoy playing games in rgb.

LOL

Sorry, I cannot resist. Please flog me now. :whip:

[GobopopRevisited]

SHARP 27" Rear Projection (I think) 1991 or so.
Sony Reciever "Basic Model" with 5.1 and DTS, doesn't do Pro-Logic II though. And it sounds as good as any $1500 Reciever.

[robotriot]

14" Sony TV most of the time D:
86" Epson projector on the wall :D
Cheap 70ies stereo for videogames, quadrophonic sound on PC

[SkiDragon]

First of all, I say screw High Definition. Ive toyed around with that enough to realize what a hassle it is, because it messes up some images, at least in my experience.

Same with widescreen. Its nice until you want to play or watch something that ISNT in widescreen. Then its either stretched or "cropped". I dont want stretched so most people would end up watching more "cropped" images than they do currently.

"Flatscreen" is okay, but I see no real advantage. I like my curved screen.


That being said, I have 25" TVs with RCA composite video in two rooms. They do what they were meant to do well. In the living room we have a 32" TV with component and S-video connections. I tend to play newer systems on this.

[spider-man]

25" philips tv. Once I get my own apartment and extra cash, I'll spring for a hdtv (thankfully by then they will be cheaper).

[imanerd0011]

I have a 25" regular TV. I wish I had a huge flatscreen, but I would much rather spend all my money on video games then drop thousands on a single TV.

[soniko_karuto]

I have a 25" regular TV. I wish I had a huge flatscreen, but I would much rather spend all my money on video games then drop thousands on a single TV.

the tv can make all the difference mate.

[Flack]

Downstairs: 35" Television, 5.1 surround sound.

Upstairs: 96" screen, projector, s-video, 5.1 surround sound.

[Half Japanese]

27" Zenith HDTV; Xbox and Gamecube hooked up with component, Dreamcast hooked up with S-Video.

Onkyo Receiver and speaker set; Dolby Digital EX (6.1), DTS-ES (6.1) along with DD and DTS 5.1, Pro Logic II, etc.

[tholly]

27" RCA Xbox Ready TV

I have a Pelican System Selector Pro splitting my component and S-Video connections.

I have a Panasonic Home Theater 5.1 system

I have a Panasonic DVD player

For my DVD, XBox, and PS2 i have optical audio hooked up.

Sounds great and looks nice...just big enough for my bedroom although id love something bigger in HD

[Gemini-Phoenix]

I make do with my 19" Sony HS93 LCD which I bought with my PC. It's crisp and clear, and suits me just fine.

Also have a separate CRT monitor the other side of the room too.

Don't actually own a TV as my PC is the centre of my room setup.


I do have a 6.1 surround sound speaker system with Sony Pascal speakers though. :-P

[slip81]

Toshiba 27" and a Panasonic 5.1 DD, DTS reciever. That my main set up, I also have a little 13" mono Emerson t.v that I have my 8 and 16 bit consoles hooked up to. My PC is crap so I don't really game on that and the Mac is for work only.

[Goblin]

pong on a 13" B/W Zenith
Just kidding...

36" Samsung w/5.1 audio

[NE146]

Sony Trinitron 8-)

[SegaAges]

My room
21 inch (I think)
19 inch

main room
51 inch (when my dad allows it, he hates it when i hook my games to his big screen when i have 2 tv's)

[Iron Draggon]

35" Toshiba stereo with surround (living room)
13" Samsung stereo with surround (bedroom)

[DigitalSpace]

13" TV/VCR combo.

Got it as a gift a few years ago. One of these days I'll get something better.

[jdc]

I've done all of my gaming on the same set, since I only started gaming with the launch of the N64. An RCA 27" stereo tv that never DID seem to have "deep" stereo sound. LOL

That will change. I'm intending on doing a LCD set in either 27 or 32 this year. Those things are getting cheaper every month.

[Oobgarm]

27" Samsung Dynaflat. It's not HD but it looks damn good in progressive scan.

I've also got a nifty 13" Samsung GXTV. Got it in a trade for Panzer Dragoon Saga. :P Great picture and sound for such a small TV.

[maxlords]

27" JVC I'Art flat screen. That's one with a tube but a flat front. Nice high quality images. It's not HD TV or widescreen, but it's close! I'll be upgrading to plasma within the next few years most likely.

For the PC same deal, 17" NEC MutliSync flat screen, again with the tube :)

[Nez]

I've never mesured but a 17 inch Monitor for the DC and Xbox, by Gateway cost me 9.00 and works like a champ.

Another 15 incher for the Main comp, free!

15.4 widescreen for the laptop.

A Really old Sanyo mono RF TV. Made before I was born, pry in the late 70's. Sound cutrs out wen the screen get too bright and tghe color turn black and white.

A fairly cheap Panasonic 25 inch TV with dual AV plugs for my main game station.

All can be sean in my game room pics.http://photos.yahoo.com/nezerconezer

[vintagegamecrazy]

In my bedroom
20" RCA tv and JVC Prologic receiver.

In the Family room
51" HD tv and RCA Prologic receiver.

In the screen porch
12" old mono tv

[Ed Oscuro]

33" of some sort or other for my main gaming TV; I always use headphones. It has S-Video on back and standard three-pin composite on the front - I use whichever I've got cables for/the system supports (since both my SNES systems are Model 2s, no S-Video SNESing around for me -stuff still looks great though). For PC, I've got a 17" CRT for FPS games, and a 17" LCD (Sony I think) for MAME that works really well with everything - even polygonal stuff looks good on it.

I've got a 21" CRT, Sony make, Compaq P110 branded (that's from memory, I'll have to check...) that looks awesome but I've never been able to use it much. It just sits on the floor next to my bed right now LOL

[Retsudo]

27 Inch Sony Trinitron