Does anyone....

[ChocoToken]

Does anyone find it pointless when a YouTuber posts HD videos on Nintendo 64, Gameboy Advance, PS1, SNES, and etc games? I mean.. really.. I saw a HD  video on Super Mario 3 SNES and on Mario Party 3.. and it was pointless, and the videos take FOREVER to load... It's something that bothers me, I know I'm being a jerk or skeptical... but it's been in my mind for a while.

Do you agree or disagree?

 

[MLYW]

I rather see large pixels or jagged polygons than a blurry small video.

 

[AegisReflector]

HD is pointless anyways if the video is already clearer than fuck.

 

[kinetic563]

I was never a fan of HD. I can see the picture on TV's clear without the need for HD.

 

[CaptainShyguy]

I was never a fan of HD. I can see the picture on TV's clear without the need for HD.

This. I mean sometimes I don't even see the difference. I can watch TV without HD and I'm fine. Same in youtube. If the quality is really bad, bad sound and image, I'll search for something better.

 

[Slacker]

For the youtube videos, I agree that it's pointless. The quality of the videos are fine enough already and the loading times are a bitch.
As for HD in general on TV, I love it. Like we just got a new TV and don't have the cable hooked up (basic channels from the antenna) and the channels that support HD look insane.

 

[cookieboy17]

I love HD videos, usually on YouTube I look out for quality. And I have an HDTV in my basement and it's awesome, it makes me hate it to watch standard def on other tvs.

 

[madstarr]

Well, if I'm watching something on an HD screen, I would prefer to watch it in HD. My computer monitor has a resolution of 1900x1200 (something like that, not exactly 1080), and watching a video in something like 360p is just terrible. For 480p youtube videos, as long as its in true 480p, it's not too bad. 720p is nice, 1080p, not much of a noticable difference compared to 720p, but if it's there, I'll put it on. Even though none of those systems are HD consoles, I think some n64 emulators can emulate in 1080p if those videos are through playing on an emulator.