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I´ve just found an Atari 2600 in eBay. It costs 26 dollars and the shipping is free.

@NaturalViolence well yeah I want the curved screen look but I would still be fine with flatscreen. I just want to play the NES the way it was mean't to be played not on an emulator or new TV or clone. Same goes for the other consoles. If you could name curved screen TVs that would be helpful but thanks anyway I might get one of the Sonys (they are like $0.99 to $50).

@oliverfranciso Is it buy it now or an auction?

A "buy now" offer.

(08-15-2013, 07:46 AM)noah Wrote: [ -> ]I'm going to some old Sega, Atari, and Nintendo systems (NES to n64). I was wondering what TV I should buy for the best results and to be like when the systems were in their prime. So what is the best choice? I would guess analog, but what brand and model? And what should my budget be?

I call copy

I have a little 13" TV I use :3

@oliverfrancisco that's the wonders of eBay.

@ED2 isn't that too small?

It is, but it was free

I have a 22" Trinitron that I used to use for games, but it's currently just sitting out in a hallway unused. Are you guys telling me I should be playing NES/SNES games on it? :\

Probably. How old is this trinitron?

Quote:If you could name curved screen TVs that would be helpful but thanks anyway I might get one of the Sonys (they are like $0.99 to $50).

It doesn't have to be curved screen
I'm playing NES games on Toshiba 21" CRT Ultra slim Flat screen TV , Philip 21" CRT curved screen TV (1993 model - mono audio) also work well

Quote:I have a 22" Trinitron that I used to use for games, but it's currently just sitting out in a hallway unused.

My Diamondtron monitor will be in the same situation as soon as I can get an LCD to replace it. I did my homework and got it because it was supposed to be the best of the best a CRT can provide. Then I got an LCD monitor. Yea, not so good.