It’s replacing a 32″ Hyundai ImageQuest A321, which is a cracking set, but I didn’t feel that a 720p screen at that size was doing any justice to the potential visual quality of my HD-DVDs, Blu-Rays and having recently upgraded to Sky HD, much of my TV viewing. The Sony is a native 1080p set with 24p support, has a 33,000:1 contrast ratio, and equally as important for me after issues with a HDMI switch I was using on the Hyundai, 3 HDMI inputs, and I’ve found myself completely stunned by the difference between the two TVs. The quality of HD movie playback on the Sony is overwhelming with great sharpness, no motion blurring and excellent display of dark colours, my games have never looked so vivid, and it even has a fairly decent SD picture for an LCD of this size.
My son is also overjoyed with this upgrade, as his 360 is now hooked up to the Hyundai rather than the old, very bulky, 20″ SD CRT he was using previously.
]]>overlook the reported control issues, but they are all too apparent for me I’m afraid. I can handle flawed controls preventing me from getting perfect scores, but playing on medium is really highlighting how hit and miss they really are, and the amount of times they fail to register my movements correctly is detracting from the overall fun now. I dread to think what playing on hard is like, and as things stand, I doubt I’ll have the patience to even try. ]]>
Yes, one bloody key left. I clicked the claim button but the next page then timed out and there is nothing in my EG account inbox, so it looks like I was too late. So near, and yet so far, eh?
Bum.
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I notice there is a download content option, so hopefully they’ll release TRT: Europe soon which has a little more variation that the original game.
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