Why does the back of the case for xbox one games doesn't tell you what the video output or resolution of the game? Is it 720p, 1080p or what?

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vivster said:

FailureIsNotAnOption said:

No its not. Thats like saying that $50 is the same as $100. Not true. Microsoft would have less sales if they put 720p on their game cases. People know now though. Ps4 outselling globally and their other major fan base in Japan hasn't started selling there so ps4 sales will increase even more.

You make me feel ashamed to call myself a fanboy.

 They would only sell less if people had both consoles. How many people are that? And even then Microsoft won because they already bought their console.

 It's not like people who only own an X1 have a choice in the games so why wouldn't they buy it? Because it's better to have no games than slightly worse looking games than the competitor whose games they will never see because they haven't got their console?

Or are you implying that people look first on the backs of all console games before they decide which system to buy?

Many gamers (95% of cucurent gen) are "casuals" and they do not look at the web every day to see opcomming games.. future resolution.. power and fps artickels.

But if you have 2 new system in the stores.. that are almost the same.. i bet a lot of people (casuals) would see the  "720p" as not that good as 1080p..

So i can understand MS..