rocketpig on 21 February 2008
| Kyros said: ". It even has reduced AA (2x) in 1080p mode over its 4xAA in 720p" I don't want to comment the rest but this gets a solid arg, Thats one of the points of high resolutions, that antialiasing problems are less problematic. So no this is no argument against high resolutions.  |
True, the higher the res, the less AA is needed. But it still has an effect on how the graphics look, even at 1080p. I pointed that out to show how limited this generation's hardware is when it comes to 1080p resolutions. Games are making sacrifices to get that resolution, whether it be framerate, less AA, or upscaling vertical or horizontal resolutions.
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