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bananaking21 said:
Too_Talls said:

This post does two things for me. It contradicts yourself on the 1st page when you said the images were not zoomed in. because on the article it is clearly zoomed in parts of and overall screen shot.

Second it confirms that te res is a non issue for me. The res difference what I take from this adds more textures to minor details of a frame. Details that you need to zoom into in order to notice. So on a big TV were images are essentially "zoomed in" it would be more noticable than smaller TV's. personally I play on a 24 inch so I would not see a difference.

And most would not be able to appreciate the changes. in numbers of colors and  minor calculations. the differences are HUGE on paper. as for sitting in front of a TV playing a fast pace video game. those differences are reduced to small things that you can't see but remains in the back of your head for those that care about it that much.


these are crops, if they are zoomed in then i am mistaken. however, there s a difference. 

I'm thinking they must be zoomed in because Battlefield 4 beta on the 360 looks far better than the 720p picture and slightly better than the 900p.

Heck Black OPs 2 360 version looks as crisp as the 1080p picture and I know it's not even 720p. 

I haven't actually played any games in the past few years that looked as bad as most of the 720p pictures look like in this thread.