It’s a computer CRT monitor, not a television… (I’m using a high quality VGA cable to connect the Wii to it)

For the most part it works INCREDIBILITY WELL… Some of the better looking GFX Wii Games actually rival that of my computer games… (Nothing newer then 2006 though obviously)

But if you want to make the Wii look alot nicer then it normally does then I highly suggests to you to look up something like what I got…

But at last unfortunately this is it’s only major downfall… Though it’s not really the cables fault though… (No computer monitor can display a interlace signal without the proper coding & circuit boards… And even then not through VGA)

Only just recently have monitor/television hybrids become somewhat the norm…

Mine’s just to old…

Try enabling the “Wii Component Cable Interlace mode.”

This is a temporary fix to problems with various Virtual Console games being played over component cable on HDTVs. The mode can be enabled by accessing the operations guide of the game, and (with the Nunchuk attached) pressing the buttons Z + A + 2 simultaneously. A sound is played if the mode is enabled correctly.

Several older games also have updates available to enable the feature, such as Super Castlevania IV. The mode can be disabled by using the same method, but with the button combination Z + A + 1 instead.

And since MM9 can’t do 480p I have no way of displaying the game… *crys*

// Roth