I've got a Sony TV as well, a Bravia LCD TV, to me Sony is the best when it comes to TV's.

I can hate the PS3 and still enjoy Sony TVs...before somebody tries to use that somehow in an argument.

Yeah, I'm playing on a Sony Bravia LCD TV too. Sadly I forgot to do my homework while buying TV's and forgot that LCD's get the damn jaggies. I've only really noticed them on Zelda, FFXII and SSX Blur, the others on the PS2 and Wii haven't been so bad and haven't stood out like crazy.

A lot PS2 games on my LCD TV look horrible, even with a component cable, unless they have progressive scan, but that's pretty rare in the collection I have :( Only about 4 out of 60. With Gamecube and WII games on the WII, with component cable, I have no problem what so ever. FFXII is giving me headaches. I'm planning to buy a smaller screen for the older consoles, what kind of would be good? A tiny LCD or flatscreen TV.

I have composite cables for my Wii and PS2 but I still get jaggies on my Wii. Do I possibly have something setup wrong? I know when I change to my Wii the TV goes to 480p but I freely admit I know very little about setting all the crap up. I do know that I have my Wii set to 480p and when I switch to my 360 it goes to 720p (highest my TV goes).

This is kinda funny that the two uber-competitive companies can come together at least on one instance.

However, it makes sense for Sony to support nintendo, otherwise somebody else would come in and make electronic contraptions that fulfill this need.

The two companies aren't coming together in any way there. Someone is simply using a Sony TV and a Wii, nothing special other than someone showing off their setup (which is impressive).

Think you're going to notice a difference with an out-of-focus 800x600 offscreen shot?

This is nothing but a guy bragging about his tunner and TV with a catchy headline.

Huh. I thought I saw a sony receiver that was used in the setup somehow..but you're probably right.

Fine. There's a Sony TV, Sony Receiver, and a Wii, that still doesn't change the fact the the companies aren't coming together in any way at all.