Here are some scraps on the day:
- Zelda.com gets a big update (nice looking site!)
- Sweet Castlevania package!
- 15 new Zelda screenshots
- The dark-side of Nintendo’s touch-generation approaching
- Wii demo kiosks use composite not component cables (pictured)
[Thanks, Drew, Adam, and John]
Err, those are composite cables, not component. Yellow is composite video, white and red are audio.
Are stores doing that on purpose so that consumers are fooled into believing the PS3's and 360's resolutions really make a huge difference?I'll bet you that if they took advantage of the Wii's component video output, the store clerks would be hard-pressed to explain why the Wii, the PS3, and the 360 games all look pretty good… despite the price difference!
Actually, they're probably doing that cause that's what comes in the box.
I don't understand why Nintendo is not sending the stores component cables with instructions on how to make a proper display setup…