Both the PS4 and Xbox One don't even support component cables, and you can't buy them separately, either. Also, reports are coming in from new PS4 owners saying that HDMI to component converters don't work either because of sony's newly encrypted signal to prevent copyright...or some BS like that.

 

In other words, join the HDTV master race, join the rest of us in the 21st century, or you're kind of...screwed.

 

But you're going to need at least $850 to do so. A decent 25-30 inch TV costs around 300 bucks, 400 for the PS4, and 60 for the game. Or more if there's a special edition. Tax on that is close to 100 bucks. Good luck.

 

But this only applies to about 10% or less people here, maybe less. Just wanted to warn you before you open your new PS4, KH3, feeling like ":D!!!" Then realize and go "FUUUUUU......"

Edited November 15, 201311 yr by Raziel

LOOL 850$ i got a 40 inch Lcd for 200

A HDTV with component cables and an HDMI port can't cost that much. Besides thats what I have.

Because buying a new TV when you have an older one that works just fine is expensive when you're poor. 

 

HDTVs are very cheap these days.

I guess.

They are called scart outputs. I got one on my hd tv and I can play it perfectly with my N64 and Snes.

LOOL 850$ i got a 40 inch Lcd for 200

...Read my post again...I said $850 all. together. if you buy a TV with at least 30 inches of screen size, a PS4, not to mention 60 bucks for KH3, PLUS the tax on that which would be close to 100 dollars. That all easily comes out to at LEAST $850 if you're forced. to buy a HDTV for the new consoles. It reaches higher than $1000 if the Xbox is the choice."LOOL"

Edited November 16, 201311 yr by Raziel

...Read my post again...I said $850 all. together. if you buy a TV with at least 30 inches of screen size, a PS4, not to mention 60 bucks for KH3, PLUS the tax on that which would be close to 100 dollars. That all easily comes out to at LEAST $850 if you're forced. to buy a HDTV for the new consoles. It reaches higher than $1000 if the Xbox is the choice."LOOL"

 

Regardless, HDTVs don't cost much on their own. And in this day and age you need one. You're seriously missing out.

Regardless, HDTVs don't cost much on their own. And in this day and age you need one. You're seriously missing out.

nope. I bought myself a $400 39 inch with my tax refund this year. xDI'm trying to make a point. HDTVs are cheap, yeah. If you get one less than 30 inches. I had a 19 inch and I honestly would have preferred a large box TV over that garbage. If you want any sort of decent size, you're definitely going to have to shell out $250 or more. Mines not even that big and it was 400 at walmart this year.

HDTVs are very cheap these days.

Said someone who can afford to spend 100 bucks on anything but necessities. I know plenty of people who cannot. 

Said someone who can afford to spend 100 bucks on anything but necessities. I know plenty of people who cannot. 

 

I don't pay $100+ for anything I don't need.

I don't pay $100+ for anything I don't need.

That's the cheapest I've seen HDTV's. Dunno where you're finding them marked down lower. 

That's the cheapest I've seen HDTV's. Dunno where you're finding them marked down lower. 

 

I paid $500 for mine.

Thanks for this i have a hdtv but i know a couple of people who probably don't know about this yet and really need to

Thanks for this i have a hdtv but i know a couple of people who probably don't know about this yet and really need to

That's why I'm here. :]

*Douche Incoming

 

My family have so many HDTV's, from 35" to 60". Dude ya'll need to play Catch Up to 21th Century, yo.