Chark said:
Alright the resolution cuts the 800 not the 240 down, but know that it still cuts that resolution making it significantly low res SD. Vita is higher than SD but sub HD. It's screen size and view distance make it on par with 360/PS3 titles running even at 1080p. The 3DS PPI is 118. The Vita is 221. The 3DS has 15.3 million polygons per second. Vita has 133 million per second. There is no, none, nothing regarding HD or 3D determining game support. Wii was underpowered running on old architecture competing with two similar systems. The Wii had low 3rd party support because devs had to use different engines and essentially make a seperate game to release a 360/PS3 title on the Wii. Stop making stuff up. |
I got physical video evidence show that the 3DS polygon Count is above 100 million:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=aVETRohXnrg
You can't disclaim video evidence in front of a judge & jury, nor anywhere else in life.
Wheres your source for you pulling such stuff out of your ass as 15.3 million polygons?
Wheres your source for the 3DS having less PPI then 220?
And what source of yours claims that the 3DS only does 120p in 3D?
The only site I ever saw claiming that the 3DS does 15.3 million Polygon also says that the PS Vita only displays up to 33 million Polygons (NOT 133 million). And I wouldn't rely on sources the say the Vita only displays 33 million Polygons, just because they also say the 3DS only 15.3 million polygons for fanboys to say crap about. And why come you people only hand pick those sources saying that the 3DS does 15.3 million Polygons, but then leave out how those same sources claim that the PS Vita only displays 33 million polygons.
And it's the CPU that produces Polygons. But some GPUs do produce extra Polygons to add to the CPU production of Polygons to further enhance graphics.
I heard Wikipedia claim the 3DS gets an additional 15.3 million Polygons from its Micro GPU (PICA200) to add to its CPU Polygon count production, but I wouldn't believe everything on Wikipedia.







