It really worked for 'tate' playing but I felt really disoriented and almost kinda nauseous.
I really gotta get a wall-mount that allows for rotating the TV.

So, then why isn't horizontal mode called suwate mode?Upsidedown Fuji wrote:"Tate" (tah-taye) means to stand in Japanese. Since most shumps are from Japan the name carried over to the domestic scene too. So you go from standard horizontal mode to vertical in tate mode.
Haha, your reasoning is good but there's a couple meanings to tate. One meaning could be vertical or to literally stand up.lisalover1 wrote:So, then why isn't horizontal mode called suwate mode?Upsidedown Fuji wrote:"Tate" (tah-taye) means to stand in Japanese. Since most shumps are from Japan the name carried over to the domestic scene too. So you go from standard horizontal mode to vertical in tate mode.
Forgive my likely flawed writing, but
わたしはたていますからタテモードにテレビゲームをあそびます!
I've got a cheap little 13'' tv that I can do that with. But I wouldn't dare try that with my 30'' CRT in the living room. That sucker weighs about 200 lbs!einzelherz wrote:I guess I'm strange. When I want to play Tate I just lift the side of the TV and turn it 90°.
I'm sure it would be good excercise.Weekend_Warrior wrote:I've got a cheap little 13'' tv that I can do that with. But I wouldn't dare try that with my 30'' CRT in the living room. That sucker weighs about 200 lbs!einzelherz wrote:I guess I'm strange. When I want to play Tate I just lift the side of the TV and turn it 90°.