| Soundwave said: One big reason PC versions look better is because there's an easy way to boost performance -- raise the resolution. PC games can run in 1080p, which results in a better image quality. That's hard to get to again though because PC resolution has sort of hit a brick wall at 1080P. A 4K monitor costs as much as a car. So if you want to pay $20,000 for a monitor -- go right ahead, lol. |
Actually, IF Sharp is to be believed, in February 2013 a 32" 4K monitor will cost $5,500.
So maybe by 2015 as you said, they will start to enter into the realm of the "possible to buy" and leave the realm of "when I win the lotto".
Please excuse my bad English.
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