Does anyone play Madden on a plasma?

[Deegeezy]

Quote: Originally Posted by albert_24

Vizio is the best brand imo

Funny you say that because the plasma I bought and had a problem with was a Vizio. I brought it back and got a 52" Toshiba Regza.

[celg35]

Quote: Originally Posted by Deegeezy

Funny you say that because the plasma I bought and had a problem with was a Vizio. I brought it back and got a 52" Toshiba Regza.

toshiba has been in the plasma business for a long time. it should be a reliable tv.

i prefer samsung..........dont like phillips or Lg

[Deegeezy]

Quote: Originally Posted by celg35

toshiba has been in the plasma business for a long time. it should be a reliable tv. i prefer samsung..........dont like phillips or Lg

Yeah I have had it for about a year now...No complaints from here at all. It has been very nice. It's an LCD though.

[jzal8]

I would not worry about Burn-In for Plasma TV's. In the last 3 years or so all Plasmas have started to carry burn in protection. It is not much of a worry anymore.

LCD's are good as well. I have both. My Plasma is super sweet, but my LCD is sweet as well.

[skinfan31]

I play on a plasma, and have been for years. If you step into the plasma world, and can afford it, Panasonic and Pioneer are the 2 best hands down. I play on a 58 inch Panny and it's rare that it's only on for less than 2 hours at a time. When I turn off the game, there is a slight "ghosting" of the info bars. But they go away in no time. Check out cnet.com and do a little research before buying. But as an owner of both, nothing looks better than a plasma.

[skinfan31]

I forgot to add, if you decide to go lcd, stick with Samsung. They're the best at lcd's.

[Rules]

I have a Pioneer Elite Plasma which is the best TV if it can be found. With that said, burn in is a thing of the past as most tvs have built in technology to keep this from happening.

[Bonee70]

I play Madden on a Samsung PS 50 B 450 and have no problem with burn in. However, on a Plasma you should try to avoid 6 hours sessions with static pictures. Even when you may have slight "glowing" you may only notice it on a turned off TV and it will go away after a short while.

When using a Plasma you should lower brightness and contrast for the first 100 hours of use. A Plasma TV needs some care at the beginning ...

Best Plasmas TV you can get is a Pioneer - basta! If you are looking for less expensive TV I would personally recommend a Panasonic or the latest Samsung Series.