Question for you 1080p gamers

[EvilMog]

120hz can be hit or miss especially with layered effects (best example is reticle movement for FPS's, it creates a bizarre cloning effect) but it's amazing when used correctly. It's jarring at first but after a while you can't imagine watching some movies any differently again.

Beat me to it. Its why I turn it off for FPS.

[SamuraiMoogle]

For Blu Ray it looks like they're in your fucking house. Hell Circuit City had Monsters Inc on regular def looking good in 120hz too.

Wall E is fucking crazy. Best Blu Ray I've seen.

[kedawa]

So there are movies recorded at 120 fps now or what?

[stormy]

plasma > 120hz

[George]

For movies, maybe, but LCD has come a long way for black levels. Not that it matters as OLED is the future for TV's.

[Gooch]

plasma > 120hz

Agreed. Up until now when plasma production seems to have ceased across the board, I never understood why anyone would get a good LCD over a good plasma, though I realize there are very good LCD sets out there.

The Pioneer Elite Kuro PRO-111FD and 151FD have by far the best black levels of any flat panel display aside from OLED, and even then, I'd say the Pio's are comparable enough.

[kedawa]

PDPs generally have low resolution and non-square pixels.
Unless you have a dark living room, I don't see the advantage of plasma.

[Seik]

Agreed. Up until now when plasma production seems to have ceased across the board, I never understood why anyone would get a good LCD over a good plasma, though I realize there are very good LCD sets out there.

The Pioneer Elite Kuro PRO-111FD and 151FD have by far the best black levels of any flat panel display aside from OLED, and even then, I'd say the Pio's are comparable enough.

I agree with this as well. I looked at a ton of LCDs and Plasmas before I made my purchase (got a Panasonic Plasma), and to my eyes, Plasmas just had a better and more natural (less harsh) looking picture. Plasma's take a little extra care over an LCD, but it's worth it imo, because there's a difference in quality.

[gamevet]

I've heard that sometimes the Plasmas are too dark, and it's not something that can be easily adjusted.

[Cheebs]

I love my Bravia LCD 120 kHz. Bluray looks amazing with or without the motion enhance. But it's so nice to be rid of judder I usually go with at least the medium motion enhance setting.

The PS2 lags like a bitch with any processing going on, so no games with the 120 kHz bells n' whistles enabled.