While I agree that resolution isn't everything and the quality (and more importantly, fun) of a game can't be measured just by its graphics, there are 2 things that I can't help but comment.
"On a big-screen TV the difference is certainly going to be hard to spot." Actually, it's the other way around. The bigger a TV is, the easier it is to see each pixel and therefore the bigger a TV is, the easier is to notice a difference between 720p and 1080p. Those with +50" TVs will be able to notice it. Hell, maybe even those with +40" TVs will.
"Consoles are about three things: convenience, exclusivity, and the couch. They’re convenient because they simply plug and play. There’s no fuss. All games made for a console simply work without fiddling, drivers updates, and so forth." Does he really play videogames? Because there has been lots of games that required a day 1 patch to work, or had to make some installation before starting to play, etc. The "plug and play" advantage that consoles had, died this last gen.
Please excuse my bad English.
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