[pugasaurus]

I played super Nintendo on wii and everything looks a tad bit blurry. I have this game on an emulator on my laptop and the emulator shows every pixel very blocky. My guess is that the reason why a Super Nintendo looks blurry is that is has lower resolution than seeing it on an emulator with better screens and newer technology. What are your thoughts?

[DoulaLC]

Do you have a HDTV? This can allow you to set the Wii to a sharper video setting.

If you are using standard/composite cables (red, yellow, white) you can only receive 480i as a default. With the Wii you can purchase component cables for the Wii (green, blue, red, and red/white audio) so that you can set the Wii to 480p. Still standard, but it can give you an enhanced and sharper picture.

Computer monitors are always projected in a higher resolution which makes it sharper and blocky. Televisions are moving in that direction, but lower resolution is still common.

[pugasaurus]

Yes I'm playing SUPER MARIO ALL STARS on an HD TV. It still looks blurry and I even got a Wii HD composite cable plugged into the TV to bring the pixels out sharper. Emulators however don"t look blurry and all the pixels are shown extremely clear and smooth. The fact that you mentioned that an HDTV haven"t gotten to look as good as a computer monitor surprised me. That may be the case. Also I think the Wii itself has a lower resolution than say maybe a PS3. I tried plugging in my N64 on my HDTV and it did not look as sharp as the emulator project64 on my laptop.