@arsenicazure: There was few i didn't recall. But, we should count only IP:s that Sega owns (BTW, Rub Rabbits isn't new IP, try Project Rub instead).
Anyway, i was talking about airing the channels, since people still use their TV mostly to watch TV.
Problem with bandwidth, i believe, is biggest with OTA broadcasts.
Instances that sell and produce the tech, gladly push the tech forward, but i was thinking about the content providers, who aren't so happy with new tech, since switching to new tech requires huge investments.
Anything can happen, but i see it unlikely that people would be buying higher resolution and more expensive TV sets, when the current HD sets offer a "big" improvement for HD content (where available) for cheaper price than the higher resolution TV:s. So i don't think they are common in the next 5-10 years and the console manufacturers want to make money. So it's much better to invest in improving what you already have, than start to push something that have little to none real benefit. Also notice, that i'm talking about consoles that are 2-4 times PS3:s performance.
Hooking the console to a monitor somehow misses the whole point of higher resolution. The idea is to be able to see the content from a bigger screen, with the same or bigger quality.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
