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foodfather said: I'm confused. How does the PS4 version look clearly better??? http://i.minus.com/ibn2GRxUn2eTW5.gif Can't take jackfrags sriously regardless of who he is, comments like this are complete bs
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It is not complete bs... you saw the PS4 multiplayer? It looks better than Xbone SP... and the Xbone MP looks terrible.
If you want to use DF like a source read the article... they says PS4 is cleary superior in graphics and performance... and the capture can be something to do with the different game level that you think means shappiness but it is only game level.
"This leads us to a second issue that affects both console releases: gamma levels. We went into the review event having never hooked up our equipment to either next-gen platform before, and our tests with BF4 gave some curious results we want to revisit with the final game on retail hardware. Similar to the Xbox 360, Microsoft's new platform seems to enforce a colour push towards the lower end, leaving us with more saturated colours and deeper blacks. It's just cause to head towards Battlefield 4's brightness settings, but in the interest of a fair test we kept this at the default 30 per cent for all platforms.
Curiously, the top end is also affected, causing the image to appear distinctly washed out, as if set to limited range. This is particularly evident on PS4, which is kept free of a comparable black push to Microsoft's platform to compensate. Right now there's every possibility that it could be a capture situation, but it is worth noting that we saw no such issue on our PC captures and after returning to base, the same equipment produced a perfectly balanced picture on our PlayStation 3."
