CGI-Quality said:
ultima said:
CGI-Quality said:
ultima said:
CGI-Quality said:
ultima said:
CGI-Quality said:
ultima said:
CGI-Quality said:
Not all PS3 games upscale to 1080p. Any PS3 game that either remains at 1080p or switches from it, back to it, is either native 1080p or can upscale into 1080p. Otherwise, most PS3 games can only output at 720p, regardless of a 1080p native HDTV.
IMO, this is a hefty advantage for the 360, it can upscale ANY game to 1080p. It just doesn't have any games rendered in 1080p like the PS3 does, at least not to my knowledge.
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Actually, you can force the games to play at 1080p by disabling other resolutions. That's why I find this weird: it can upscale, but won't do it unless you force it to.
BTW, what's vg$?
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The game is not REALLY being upscaled though. The games can only output at 720. When you force 1080p on a non-1080p game, there is absoultely NO noticeable difference.
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LOL, the game is being upscaled, you mean it's not being rendered at that resolution. I don't expect many games to render at 1080p anyway, I'm perfectly happy with upscaling.
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Rendered would mean it's native, which isn't the case for MOST games this gen. What I'm saying is, you can force the game to run at 1080p, but tell me, what are the differences?
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I understand what you're saying, but look at it this way: you can watch a DVD at its native 480p or get it upscaled to 1080p. Which would you choose.
I know that upscaling to 1080p won't make games any more detailed, but doesn't mean I wouldn't like it upscaled. ;p
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Aaahh, now we're gettin' somewhere. I can understand how you would want the upscaling present. I just got a 1080p televison, so I can DEFINITELY understand that situatuion. 
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Finally on the same page, eh!
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A good debate though my friend, very informative. Btw, welcome to the Chartz!
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