| leo-j said: Yep my LCD computer monitor says HD grade, and its at 480p. Wikipedia is full of false information. |
You were fooled. That's just a tag slapped on some 480p sets so people think they are HD. They are just enhanced definition with a false label. You will still get great looking games on it, since the only difference between HD and ED is resolution (just stick with DVD for now). You still get all the other standards: component input (and possibly DVI and HDMI), widescreen, digital signal, and progressive scan. But you it's not part of the HD standards.
"I would disagree to an extent. Lair is a very good example of a lot going on at once with a stable framrate and 1080P. I think with a little more time, 1080P is going to be easy for devs to accomplish."
I don't know how you are playing it, but Lair is not acknowleged to have a smooth framerate. It's considered choppy as hell.
A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.
Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs
