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Edit: Seems to be only resolutions matching the TV's own native ratio, not necessarily resolution. All of those are still too big to run at an acceptable pace for me, though.
Second Edit: Scratch that, after I set it to the max resolution, it will now boot just fine under ANY resolution. Leave it to technology to have a solution that makes absolutely no sense.
I feel like for some reason the game just really wanted to see for itself that the max resolution wasn't going to cut it, and once it did it gave in.
Like I said, leave it to technology.
Yeah, this has worked for me every time I've had this problem come up again.
Lazy, the best work around that I've found is to do what ezodagrom and Critical Crow have suggested above your comment.
"Delete the config files in Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\sonic generations, then rerun the config tool."
I found that deleting only the "GraphicsConfig.cfg" file works just fine.
I am constantly switching between my computer monitor and my TV (which is hooked up to my second SLI video card) and I have to delete the .cfg file then run config and choose my monitor again every time I switch.
It's a pain the butt. But it works.