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Just wanted to let people know that I'm glad I did. True, it didn't come with a transfer cable, but I can wait a couple of days until they send it to me (if you only buy the HDD, then the transfer cable comes with it, otherwise MS will send it to you). Anywho, on to the reason why I'm happy I bought it: picture quality. I tested it on my 50" Pioneer Elite 1080p monitor. I used two copies of NBA: Street Homecourt (which is one of the few 360 games that outputs natively in 1080p). I put one copy in my old 360 that was hooked up via component and one copy in the Elite that was hooked up via HDMI and set to 1080p. I went to the same level in both games and then I switched back and forth between inputs so I could compare them. The difference to me was immediate. Everything was sharper and the image looked crisper on the Elite. The edge around character models on my old 360 looked slightly blurrier. I was not expecting as big a difference as I saw. To me, PQ is everything so this totally justified my purchase.
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Jan 2007
Virginia
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cool! how well does it play HD-DVD's?
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Feb 2007
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Out side of an HDMI port whats the reason for getting an Elite? Did they build the wireless in? Im not a fanboy, just curious.
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USA,Arizona PSNetwork: Amon37
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Couldnt resist......... I couldn't believe there was only two replies, sorry bro but you wasted 500 bux, I hope you have a PS3 as well or I guess I don't see the logic unless you like video games that are exclusive for XBOX. Spiderman 3 on PS3 is going to kick Xbox where it hurts. I don't come to Blu-Ray.com to read about a game system that has nothing to do with Bluray.
Sorry, no intent to offend but I hate XBOX with the passion Once again letting a little work anger out on Xbox -Cook |
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I don't know. I don't think I'm going to buy the HD-DVD add-on (even though I'm so tempted because the Heroes TV series is going to be HD-DVD only). I don't want to prolong the format war. I love my PS3 and I LOVE blu-ray. Two movie formats is stupid and it only hurts consumers. I'll probably always buy every videogame system out because there is a market for more than one game system, but there can be only one movie format and it's blu baby!
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No way. There was definitely a difference. Even my girlfriend could tell, and she usually can't tell the difference between HD and non-HD. Maybe other people that tested it didn't use a big enough monitor, or maybe it's just because I have a Pioneer Elite. They also might not have used a game that outputs natively in 1080p. There are only two that I know of so far: NBA Street: Homecourt and Virtua Tennis 3.
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I think the only major difference that you see with the Elite is with games "natively" outputting 1080p.
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No, not yet, but I will tonight. I need two copies of a game to test. That way I can have them both on at the same time and just switch between inputs. My roommate has Need for Speed: Most Wanted (I do too). I'll borrow his copy and test it when I get off.
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Cool.
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I am going to keep it for LAN parties. I have two HDTV's in my living room. I know system link may be kinda obsolete because you can play your friends online, but it is just cool to have your friends come over and play in the same game in the same room. That way you can hang out and talk smack to their face. I know that a lot of people won't want to buy one just for "minimal" differences, but I'm kinda crazy like that. And I agree: MS should have had HDMI from the start, but honestly, better late than never.
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