Yeah, I'm a bit skeptical about it too but I really want to try it out for myself. That's the only thing that can display a Wii correctly

Because Wii's max resolution is is 480p, meaning 4:3 ratio, yet some of their games force you play in 16:9 ratio

it's the same thing when you play at widescreen crt or widescreen lcd. you will still have black border when the signal is 480p but want to display that looks like widescreen. normally widescreen tv have zoom function, means 4:3 video with black border that when zoomed in will cut out the black border part.

I set my lcd TV and Wii at 4:3,and it displays Wii correctly.no stretching/scaled image.Only thing is I need to put-up with black-borders on the left & right of screen.

for TVs that support Motionflow/Motion Plus/Natural Motion or etc... do you guys turn it on during gaming?

for TVs that support Motionflow/Motion Plus/Natural Motion or etc... do you guys turn it on during gaming?

I brought a 32LG53FR from Jaya Jusco last 2 days ago for RM2299.. Originally priced at RM2499 but Jusco card holders get RM200 discount.. Very satisfied with this LCD TV.. Just hope that Astro will have a High Definition channels soon..

Philips 42PFL7603 have Natural Motion. But it made image on game like MGS4 trails especially when u
rotate the camera or Snake. Very annoying.

So i always turn the Natural Motion off.

how much did you bought that 7 series Philips?

i wonder how much is the cheapest 32" lcd tv..?

xxboxx, what 'viewable' resolution do you think the Wii is putting out on a forced 16:9 game like RE4? Are we losing 120 horizontal lines of details if such games are played on a 4:3 TV?

All Wii games must support 4x3. Additionally, some percentage of Wii games support outputting an anamorphic widescreen (16x9) signal.

If one tells the Wii that one is using a 4x3 display, and one puts one's 16x9 display in 4x3 mode (with black or grey bars on the side), everything will appear correct at all times. If one tells the Wii that one is using a 16x9 display, and one puts one's 16x9 display in 16x9 mode, everything will appear correct for games which support 16x9 mode. For games which only support 4x3 mode, everything will be stretched horizontally, appearing "too fat".

There is no automatic aspect ratio selection or adjustment, so Wii owners using the Wii in 16x9 mode must manually tell the TV to use 4x3 or 16x9 mode depending on the capabilities of the game being played if they object to aspect ratio distortion.