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I realize that this comes as news to basically no one, but felt it was worth railing about anyway. I am the proud owner of a sweet-ass new HDTV, and so I decided it was finally time to drop the VGA cables from the back of my computer monitor and hook my game consoles up to a real television. Which, of course, meant it was time to buy some HDMI cables. More »
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Still no official Wii component cables? MadCatz has your back. If you're still waiting on Nintendo, Play-Asia, or some other retailer to ship yours, you might want to go third party. More »
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On November 22nd in Japan, Sony will release the D-terminal cable for 3,000 yen (US $26). December 7th will see the AV cable (1,500 yen or $13), the S-terminal cable ($26) and the AV composite cable ($26). More »
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Remember when we said that Wii component cables would be an online only affair? And that I got a little cranky and stomped around like an infant on Kotaku about it? Well, either we were fed bum info, or Nintendo has decided to throw caution to the wind and sell component cables at brick and mortar stores. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=212458&view=rss&microfeed=true Monster has announced a line of GameLink audio and video cables for the Playstation 3. More »
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First the good news—yes, you'll be able to buy component cables for your Wii then proceed to bask in the non-interlaced glory of 480p resolution. The bad news? Hell, it's not so bad. You'll only be able to buy them online. Let's call it the "inconvenient news". From IGN: More »
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Crap. Not that anyone should be surprised, and maybe I should've noticed this sooner, but the official US PlayStation 3 site confirms that if you want to use your $600 PlayStation 3 via its fancy-pants HDMI port, you better be prepared to shell out a little bit more. Okay, a lot more. More »
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By: Brian Crecente More »
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