| Landguy said: I think you are responding to the other comment about controllers. I wasn't speaking to something subjective. Even though TV and movies would make it seem that people can percieve everything going on in their field of vision, that is simply not true. In almost every case, the human mind only picks up fragments of what they are looking at and the brain just "assumes" the rest. That's why I keep discussing what is perceptably different when actually playing a game as compared to what is really happening(the PS4 version is better technically). Sure, when you disassociate yourself from the gameplay(Digital foundry), your brain then focuses on a whole different set of facts. Thus the comparison or difference is more obvious. |
I mention controller because I'm giving an example of how perceptual difference is irrelevant regardless of its a matter of experience or platform.
If you can discern the difference then it makes little sense to even argue for the version with lower res/fr because they cost the same amount of money.
If you can't buying habits are debatable, but the debate about which version offers more value is a verifiyable fact. Digital Foundry's job is to present objective analysis of a video games performance. Ironically, DF was hardly ever critiziced when they said the PS3 version was worse than the 360 version, but now that the tables have turned so has the criticism.
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