You're far better off getting an older Wii with GameCube support and its component cables. It's probably cheaper than trying to find GC Component cables. I think the only downside to that is that a ...

We have to admit, we’re six years late to the party on this one. We just purchased a set of PS2 component cables this past weekend and have to say that there’s a pretty noticeable difference between ...

Playing your Wii on a nice television makes the playing experience so much better than that cheap thing you found in the dumpster, but unfortunately you're stuck in blur city with the included ...

As game developers start pushing the PlayStation 3’s capabilities to the max you may start to wonder; what is the best way to watch these high-definition games? Assuming that you already have your HD ...

A few days ago, we had come across in game screenshots of a Nintendo Wii using component cables instead of the bundled composite cables. Today, my Wii component cables finally arrived, so I was able ...

The Nintendo Wii has some serious problems when it comes to graphics on a HDTV, especially when it come to text. Since The Legend of Zelda doesn’t have any voice overs, the game requires lots and lots ...

For the growing number of Nintendoers that have HD Ready displays, we've been waiting for news on availability of component cables for Wii. These are the AV cables capable of delivering the superior ...

The Wii is here, but getting a hold of the better-looking component cables is turning out to be a real pain in the neck. Nintendo’s official online store ran out of the $29 cables almost immediately, ...

As Wired and IGN have discovered, the Wii looks significantly better using component cables with an HDTV versus its bundled composite connection. 480p is a big step up from 480i. Gamers haven't had ...

Those HDTV owners lucky enough to have a Wii may well know the sting of the Wii component cable shortage; with the ~$2 part (cost, not retail) fetching upwards of $100 on eBay, we think Blaze may have ...

Although the Wii is launching in Australia on December 7 with standard AV cables packed in, if you want to run the Wii in 480p, you'll want to invest in some component cables. However, according to ...

Finally! Well, it only took a day. But Nintendo of America heard the frustrated cry of HDTV-owning journalists around the country and got component cables overnighted to us. So here you are: the ...