Non-HD, smaller TV users left behind?

[NoLittleBabies]

Based on the the camera angle during passes in the demo, it looks like it was designed strictly for larger (50"+) HD TVs. Playing it on my 32" CRT, it is extremely difficult to see what's going on downfield, and thus user catch/pick.

[tyler741]

Quote: Originally Posted by NoLittleBabies

Based on the the camera angle during passes in the demo, it looks like it was designed strictly for larger (50"+) HD TVs. Playing it on my 32" CRT, it is extremely difficult to see what's going on downfield, and thus user catch/pick.

omg yes....
hard to see whats going on with my 32" toshiba :/

[mjussawalla]

Quote: Originally Posted by NoLittleBabies

Based on the the camera angle during passes in the demo, it looks like it was designed strictly for larger (50"+) HD TVs. Playing it on my 32" CRT, it is extremely difficult to see what's going on downfield, and thus user catch/pick.

Yes, I have a 32" LCD and parts for parts the game it is hard to see what is going on. I wonder if this has to do with the depth of field issue?

I seem to recall being able to see downfield WR/DB better in NCAA 09

[davidmj444]

In my room I have a 28" S/\MSUNG LCD and I can see everything just fine...

[WolverinesFinest]

yea in my room is like a 32" I think, that was a complete guess, but the new camera didn't allow me to see the flat routes easy so I had to guess if it was open. I moved my 360 on my big screen in my living room to solve the problem.

[davidmj444]

Quote: Originally Posted by WolverinesFinest

yea in my room is like a 32' I think, that was a complete guess, but the new camera didn't allow me to see the flat routes easy so I had to guess if it was open. I moved my 360 on my big screen in my living room to solve the problem.

32 Foot TV!!@@!$#$!

[WolverinesFinest]

Quote: Originally Posted by davidmj444

32 Foot TV!!@@!$#$!

haha 32"

[Derrville]

27'' LCD and i think i see everything fine