1920x1080 using a DVI-to-HDMI cable (hooked up to my laptop.) 1360x768 using a VGA cable (hooked up to Windows computer.)

It's certainly not for everyone, most people are overwhelmed being so close to such a large display. There's a lot of looking up and down, left and right. It's a low resolution for games, but with 16x AA and AF, it's as sharp as my 21" (1680x1050) LCD monitor, which is on my desk to the right of the picture.

I have a 37" monitor:

http://mattplays.com/images/lcdhdtv.jpg

Okay, technically it's a HDTV, but I use it as a monitor as well for Xbox 360 gaming, TV, movies, etc.

Kind of difficult to forget Valve is good since they still are. :P

I played it all the way up to level 50, and then quit because there was no compelling end-game content, and whatever PVP they had was useless to me as a Guardian. They may have fixed it now, but from what I hear, the game is still only fun from level 1-30, and after that it becomes a boring grindfest.

I play off and on, it's the kind of game that doesn't really grab me, what with the Magic-The-Gathering-choosing-card kind of setup they got.

However, the graphics are gorgeous to this day, which is a pretty good testament to its lasting power.

Quake 2 probably got the most play time for me, as I was really into playing online, even with a 56k modem back in the day. I was a LPB-owning HPB.

http://mattplays.com/images/lcdhdtv.jpg

I have a difficult time kicking people out of my room.