hdtv better in everyway than sdtv. ya might not think it without seeing it but once you see how much better the graphics are then u see what ur xbox can do. on normal tv. the graphics are still bit better than the last years xbox 1 games that had the best graphcis for the system but not that much better, but on hdtv the graphics really do hit the spot , its like turning up all the detail from the lowest settings on a pc to the highest settings on a pc to give ya a example of what to expect.
Well if you have the regular Xbox 360 Pro play on either kind of TV. I got my Elite for Christmas and play on my brand new HDTV. HDTVs make the picture more clear when playing game systems that sometimes do require HDTV. I would preferrer HDTV.
Jumping from SD's Pixels of like what is it? 300,000 to 1080p at 2,000,000 Pixels, is without doubt the most jaw dropping visual experience for movies, video gaming, tv ect.. you will ever see.
Because from this point on. HD is standard in general. It will get better and better, but the Jump from SD to HD is so extreme in quality, we wont see another jump like that in decades.
I was stuck with a sdtv for the first 6 months of playing my 360, after which i brought a hdtv and id have tosay it was a very good decision i advize anyone with a sdtv to upgrade to hdtv.
I own a SDTV at the moment but as so as I can I'm getting A HDTV.The difference is unreal.My nephew has a HDTV and Call Of Duty 4 on his TV compared to mine is like two different games lol.
hdtv better in everyway than sdtv. ya might not think it without seeing it but once you see how much better the graphics are then u see what ur xbox can do. on normal tv. the graphics are still bit better than the last years xbox 1 games that had the best graphcis for the system but not that much better, but on hdtv the graphics really do hit the spot , its like turning up all the detail from the lowest settings on a pc to the highest settings on a pc to give ya a example of what to expect.djrobst
I am not sure I would go that far, but yeah it is close.
HDTV's are far too expensive. If I get a game which I think deserves a higher resolution, I'll hook the 360 up to my PC monitor. Otherwise it stays on the ole' SDTV.
HDTV (technically an LCD monitor). It's awesome when you change, you'll actually play better because things that were formerly blurs in the distance are now distinct, but it's so painful when you have to play in SD any time afterwards. I can't go back now, when I try I play terribly.
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