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UltimateUnknown on 13 September 2012
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superchunk said:
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superchunk said:
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spurgeonryan said:
^ I am not sure. That guy whose tweet I post seems to be playing it this very minute in New york!

Even that guy from activision said "FullHD@60FPS" to me that means "1080P@60FPS" what else could he mean by FullHD?


I was thinking that if it was 1080p they would have said 1080p as thats a big buzzword... but HD could simply mean 720p. Guess we'll know more as time moves on. Really I don't care so long as it has all the features of the other systems plus wiimote control. And it does so I'm sold.

"Full HD" is the industry terminology to mean 1080p.

 

True. But so far I've yet to see it written as Full HD... just HD.

I'm just being skeptical as I would think that if it were improved over PS360 versions it would have been more explicit or made to be showcased better.

I don't think the other Call Of Duty games ever ran in true full 1080p HD, but just upscaled. If Wii U can pull off true 1080p as they seem to be saying, then thats pretty huge since we know 60 FPS will be there for sure. That could really showcase the power of WiiU.

But even if it doesn't do 1080p but just 720p, it's still amazing the console can do that on both the TV and the Gamepad. The console does the processing for both, so it almost requires twice the amount. I don't know if the gamepad can do 1080p though or not.

Either way, this version of Black Ops 2 is for sure the most definitive version of the game. Just the amount of controller support is insane enough to warrant a buy.