Crysis 2 : 360 first look and 360 screenshots.

[joeorc]

kowenicki said:

aragod said:

selnor said:

aragod said:
How can these be from Xbox version when they are full HD? Is this game supposed to run in native 1080p which Xbox can't pull of?

They are bulletshots and most likely from either PC version or just renders (doesn't matter which engine, they won't run at this quality anyway).

Just so you know, the 360 can do native 1080p. It's up to the dev if they can do that with their engine. It's probably an upscaled image though. As Crytek have said it will probably be 720p on 360 and PS3.

So I take it this is no longer valid?

Was posted in 29. 8. 2009, so I'm not sure if there has been an update or not. Will gladly update my knowledge. Thanks!

1. no surprise to learn that the guy with the fat head who likes the sound of his own voice and has masses of playstation material behind him is a fanboy...

2.  his "experiement" was flawed... it is a FACT that the 360 can do native 1080p.

 

yes and no it depend's on the model of xbox360!

If you do some  further testing you will find that the 1080p over component is a  signal but  it is a deinterlaced 1080i signal. an since  The 360 elite and other HDMI equipped xboxs will support 1080p 30hz,

not all XBOX360 can support a native 1080p

while the components will only do 1080i 24hz. When 1080p is select via component the frame rate is only 1080i/ 24hz. Also the HDMI 360s will support 50 and 60hz frame rate:

example:

1080i is directly compatible with numerous CRT -based HDTV sets. 1080i is compatible with newer 720p- and 1080p-based televisions but must be deinterlaced first in order to be displayed on those sets.

the component it would not support 50 or 60hz but the HDMI systems would.

your not getting a true 1080p with component video.

that also depend's on what standard that is being applied as TRUE FULL HD or Not many places may have standard's on what is full HD an what is not

but it does not matter much even 1080i is still HD so it's not like it matter's much anyway