I do, at college. There are black borders on top and bottom, so it's manageable.

i have to say my first tv was a 14 inch black and white  UHF tv, i had that until i got a playstation.... man mario in color with the 64 was wired for awhile since i was used to b&W

I have a 5 inch monitor that I used with my Gamecube. This article makes me wanna hook my 360 to it!

My SDTV is 30+", and I can barely read anything in PixelJunk Monsters...

edit: I think it's kinda cool they have these requirements, many people nowadays are still stuck on SDTV's.

i just checked out one of the XBLA games out today...and you wouldnt be able to read whats said on a tv like that. so its not been in effect for very long

It's funny that a company cares about those people, which makes me think in the long run the 360 will actually last longer then four years till it hits the PS2 price point so the "poor" people can all buy one one day.

@MrBubbles Dude I love siamese cats, Is that how the camera took that cats picture or is it really like that? Poor kitty.

if you are talking about his eyes, then thats just how his picture was taken.   if you mean why he looks stupid..thats just him.  hes a bit "special".

heres another one of him

my other siamese is much cuter, though

and heres another of the grey and white one

I would be playing my 360 right now on a 13-inch CRT flatscreen, if not for the fact that I was given a 27-inch CRT.

I've got a 20-inch CRT and a 32-inch CRT as well, but the 360 would've gone on the 13-inch due to space and the layout of my apartment.

That's kinda dumb. Good for those with tiny TVs. But dumb for developers.