As I've been getting into high-def game recordings (a lot of it is going to be for VGV), I'm going to start buying cables. I'm interested in knowing what the best picture is for any consoles that can connect to a TV.

Note: this is only for NTSC, not PAL (so no SCART connectors).

Numbers represent quality on a scale of 1-10.

[7-10] HDMI (digital, one cable with both video and audio)
[7-10] DVI (digial, one video signal cable + separate audio cables)
[7-9] Component (analog, three video signal cables + separate audio cables)
[7-9] VGA (analog, one video signal cable + separate audio cables)
[5] S-Video (analog, one video cable with two signals + separate audio cables)
[3] Composite (analog, one video signal cable + separate audio cables)
[1] RF (analog, one signal cable with both video and audio muxed)

Now let's actually get to the list!

Console	Supported cables	Max resolution	Max sound ch.
Atari 2600	RF	480i	Mono
GameCube	Component, S-Video, Composite	480p	Stereo
NES	Composite*, RF	480i	Mono
Nintendo 64	S-Video, Composite	480i	Stereo
Sega Genesis	Composite, RF	480i	Stereo**
Super Nintendo	S-Video***, Composite, RF	480i	Stereo
Wii	Component, S-Video, Composite	480p	Stereo
Xbox 360	HDMI, Component, VGA, S-Video, Composite	1080p	?

* The NES-101 redesign lacks composite output.
** You must use the headphone jack in the Model 1 Sega Genesis to use stereo sound. Models 2 and 3 have stereo sound in the AV output.
*** The S-Video cable only works with the original Super Nintendo, not the second model.

If a console lists RF, then it has a built in RF modulator, meaning you can directly connect a coaxial cable from the console to your TV with only a physical adapter.

If it's not on the list, I'd like to ask you guys for help. Can you please help me name consoles and the cables they support?