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Jeff Cooper · 04-03-2008, 01:58 PM

I don't have a Wii, but my experience with various emulators on the PC tells me that you should check the Wii setup menus for a 'graphics smoothing' option or something to that effect.

What this does is slightly blur the pixels a bit, so you will see smoother edges, instead of the jagged pixelly appearance. Ironically, this is why your old tube tv looks better, because it didn't have the higher resolution that the new tv does.

A real world analogy is that you see someone coming toward you on the street that looks stunningly attractive, but when you get up close to them, suddenly you see all their flaws, and are like 'ewww!'.

So, any Wii owners out there, is there a setup option for smoothing?

04-03-2008, 01:58 PM	#4 of 12
Jeff Cooper Member Location: Foothill Ranch, CA Join Date: Mar 2000 Local Time: 10:00 AM Local Date: 10-13-2008 Posts: 980	Re: Wii VC game graphics problem I don't have a Wii, but my experience with various emulators on the PC tells me that you should check the Wii setup menus for a 'graphics smoothing' option or something to that effect. What this does is slightly blur the pixels a bit, so you will see smoother edges, instead of the jagged pixelly appearance. Ironically, this is why your old tube tv looks better, because it didn't have the higher resolution that the new tv does. A real world analogy is that you see someone coming toward you on the street that looks stunningly attractive, but when you get up close to them, suddenly you see all their flaws, and are like 'ewww!'. So, any Wii owners out there, is there a setup option for smoothing? -Jeff Cooper \"Curse you inspector Dim! You are too clever for us naughty people.\"