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The Wii is here, but getting a hold of the better-looking component cables is turning out to be a real pain in the neck. Nintendo’s official online store ran out of the $29 cables almost immediately, ...

Playing your Wii on a nice television makes the playing experience so much better than that cheap thing you found in the dumpster, but unfortunately you're stuck in blur city with the included ...

A few days ago, we had come across in game screenshots of a Nintendo Wii using component cables instead of the bundled composite cables. Today, my Wii component cables finally arrived, so I was able ...

When we first learned that Nintendo's Wii was not going to attempt HD resolutions we were a little disappointed. HDTVs are taking over more and more of the market, especially among technofile gamers, ...

With the Nintendo Wii's component cables going for $100 on eBay (and one person asking for $200), the callous fiends at GameSpot mock our lack thereof with a series of composite cable vs. component ...

Though Nintendo decided against jumping on the High-Definition bandwagon, the Wii isn't incapable of generating something better than archaic 480i resolution. By means of Component Video Cables, the ...

A lot of us are still waiting on the Wii component cables, although they are starting to become more readily available on Nintendo's website. Of course, we'll be able to buy them at retail gaming ...

The Wii component cables are now available through Nintendo's online store for $29.99. If you want them by launch day, that's an extra $13 in shipping, bringing the grand total to $43 for ...

The Nintendo Wii has some serious problems when it comes to graphics on a HDTV, especially when it come to text. Since The Legend of Zelda doesn’t have any voice overs, the game requires lots and lots ...

Those HDTV owners lucky enough to have a Wii may well know the sting of the Wii component cable shortage; with the ~$2 part (cost, not retail) fetching upwards of $100 on eBay, we think Blaze may have ...

I might be backpedaling a bit on Virtual Console today, but the Wii component cable situation remains a total cock-up. Now more than ever, actually. Nintendo was going to ship cables through their ...