Wii Games Look Bad On Wii U at Antonio Parr blog

Wii Games Look Bad On Wii U. When you play wii games output in 480p with a component cable, then the tv has to perform the scaling, so the jaggies look a bit softer. T he nintendo wii marked a phenomenal success for nintendo selling millions of copies and introducing motion gaming to a. Some people say you get weird aspect ratios, artifacting, black bars, or generally the wii games don't look and behave as they should. The wii u's output is actually the best they can possibly look, since running over an hdmi cable means you get the raw digital video. The original wii with component cable looks the same, and then obviously that blurry image is with composite cables and if you use those cables on the wii u you bet it looks. On a normal wii it will look the same, except if you use some bad composite cable instead of component (or hdmi on a wii u), the jaggies will be blurred, along with a lot of detail.

The original wii with component cable looks the same, and then obviously that blurry image is with composite cables and if you use those cables on the wii u you bet it looks. T he nintendo wii marked a phenomenal success for nintendo selling millions of copies and introducing motion gaming to a. On a normal wii it will look the same, except if you use some bad composite cable instead of component (or hdmi on a wii u), the jaggies will be blurred, along with a lot of detail. When you play wii games output in 480p with a component cable, then the tv has to perform the scaling, so the jaggies look a bit softer. Some people say you get weird aspect ratios, artifacting, black bars, or generally the wii games don't look and behave as they should. The wii u's output is actually the best they can possibly look, since running over an hdmi cable means you get the raw digital video.

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Wii Games Look Bad On Wii U When you play wii games output in 480p with a component cable, then the tv has to perform the scaling, so the jaggies look a bit softer. On a normal wii it will look the same, except if you use some bad composite cable instead of component (or hdmi on a wii u), the jaggies will be blurred, along with a lot of detail. The wii u's output is actually the best they can possibly look, since running over an hdmi cable means you get the raw digital video. T he nintendo wii marked a phenomenal success for nintendo selling millions of copies and introducing motion gaming to a. The original wii with component cable looks the same, and then obviously that blurry image is with composite cables and if you use those cables on the wii u you bet it looks. Some people say you get weird aspect ratios, artifacting, black bars, or generally the wii games don't look and behave as they should. When you play wii games output in 480p with a component cable, then the tv has to perform the scaling, so the jaggies look a bit softer.