| Garcian Smith said: VGA is kind of a weird case, because it wasn't designed for use with anything other than a home computer. I wouldn't buy a VGA adapter for most systems, because what it actually is is a little box that converts the outputted signal to something that can be displayed through a VGA connection. In other words, it's trying to mold a square peg into a round hole, and the result is predictably awful. Signals from VGA converters usually suffer from washed-out colors and other such problems. The sole exception is the Dreamcast, which actually includes support for VGA converters in its hardware. But even then, not all games display properly. |
The vga thing that I could buy is a regular cable. Its not an adapter. I've seen pics and it doesn't downgrade anything. My tv supports vga. Here is a review http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/10/31/vdigis-wii-vga-cable-review/
