| darconi said: "I guess the issue here is that PlayStation 3 fans believe that setting the RGB to full and adjusting the white levels--something that most PS3 owners will never even know exists--is the only way to make these comparisons fair. But where do we draw the line? Then do we go into the Xbox 360 settings and start screwing with stuff until we think it looks better? Who exactly decides what "looks better" means? One person likes dark blacks, another may like more detail and a lighter display. There's no other solution to this problem other than to do what we did, which is leave the consoles on their default settings and create as scientific an environment as possible--meaning making sure all variables that can be controlled are made the same." |
I think most PS3 owners who care to check trailers of new games and compare ports know exactly how display settings should be set. The point is their portal isn't for average guys who buy only NFS and PES/Madden. Definitely settings should be optimized for both consoles. Just my two cents.
