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31-01-2003, 00:53
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Basically, if you leave the same image on a screen for a long time, it will leave an "after-image" that you cannot remove.
Big Screen TVs are much more susceptible to this, but it can happen to any TV. You can go ahead and play your game, but choose one that doesn't display the same image for hours on end (Playing Pac Man for hours on end on your big screen is a no-no and will leave a nice Pac Man level on there). Other than that, it's okay to hook it up to the big screen. It won't damage it at all if you're careful. 
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