FrostyTop said:
GT5 = Not 1080p Nowhere near in fact, its 1080 pixels HIGH but not 1920 WIDE as "1080p" standard dictates. Its something like 1280x1080 or around that. NOT 1080p WipeoutHD = Not 1080p The resolution switches in game, between different resolutions depending on the demand being placed on the PS3 to render the scene. If it switches res, its not a "1080p" game. Not 1080p
The only games that I know of that are, apart from any psnxblive arcade games, virtua tennis 3 and some basketball game but can't remember which one it was. |
ok, I know it has been corrected and you noted th correction already but the misinformed posts still continue. dumbed down facts:
-1080p means 1080 lines of vertical resolution and p stands for progressive. 1280x1080(p) and 1920x1080(p) are in fact both 1080p
-1920x1080(p) is implied with a widescreed aspect ratio
So yes it does run 60fps @1080p, but the question is: what is TrueHD/FullHD? Is there even such a thing? How can we tell? the questions can go on forever. The best guideline I can give in a dumbdowned fashion is: there will never be a TrueHD/FullHD game on a console. It would frankly take too much effort and use up way too many of the GPU's resources. The only non-downloadable game that is currently going to come close to TrueHD/FullHD is GT5 and frankly it is still a ways off. Good thing is 99% of people won't even notice the difference.
bottomline: enjoy your games, your eyes more than likely can't tell any difference. this concludes my dumbed-down approach to this. Thanks to those of you who know what your talking about. There are a few of us who appreciate your knowledge (thanks frosty to name one).
