We moved last week an now i get to play Skyrim on a movie theater these people had!!!!!! Woo Hooo!!!!!!!!!!

The best I got is my gf buying me a new 24inch 1080p monitor for skyrim. :C

PC I hope. Console will look stretched like hell on a screen that size...

Mine looks fine on a 42" LCD....

I have a 25 in. standard def tv

Let me throw cold water on large gaming displays...

When you play a game it's important to take in the whole scene, that includes enemies, traps and environment, yet if you own a huge display it becomes difficult to do, you have to move your eyes to see left, then right is out of view, very painful in games where missing an event can be fatal.

Many WoW players get a painful lesson as they upgrade to large screens, when they miss things coming in from the sides, or while looking for them you are standing in fire and die before time to move away.

Just something to consider, bigger is sometimes not better.

Got a 150"-ish screen integrated in the wall, with a full HD projector projecting an inverted image from a "machine room" behind the wall, thus making it correct. The speakers are also integrated in the wall. Sound system worth about $10,000. Result of a home project for the basemant.

This.will.be.epic.

Edit: Concerning that whole scene-point, I totally agree, and it's a valid point. Bigger screen does not equal better. I just solve it by moving further back.

Edit 2: My regular tv upstairs is just a 37" hd-ready samsung tv, so.. Obvious choice is obvious.

42 inch here 1080p 120hz

Im happy playing on a 55" Samsung LED 3d tele

Thankful to get to use a 27" monitor here

60 inch LED!! which might be too big but with TruMotion on it seems to clean up any stretching. I have my 47 inch in my office I use for my graphic design monitor..might set it up in there.

55' xbr 240 hz