overman1 said:
Landguy said:
Dr.Henry_Killinger said:
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.
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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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Hmm...
If you own both consoles and the game will have no perceptable difference to you, your theory is that you should buy the PS4 version just because you will know that it is technically better? If that is the case, you need to never buy a car. In very few instaces do people buy the technically better car. The same goes for almost all electronics. Most people buy them based on brand loyalty.
I don't think that people are wrong for buying the PS4 version. I think that they many are buying it because they were told that the PS4 version is "better". Even though they themselves would never see the difference. M$ really screwed up launching the system when they were obviously not ready and the developers weren't given the right tools to get the XB1 to perform better. Of course, M$ undershot the power too.
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Now that is you just projecting...I own a 50 inch 4k curved TV, (Samsung). Very very sure, I can see the diffrence between 900p and 1080p. You might choose to ignore the diffrence because you feel it is minimal but not everyone will do that especially if they own a TV that can display this diffrence. Natually we as human tend to lean to the better version of an item no matter how minimal we are told it is. We love to own the best of everything. anyone who is a newbie gamer with not console leanings will most certainly pick the PS4 version of the games. because it has been explained to him that the game will always run better or at the very least on pr with the Xbox version. This isnt "rocket surgery"
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If you look at my first comment in this tree as reference, it will explain why your reference to your tv is not what I am speaking about. I have never said that the difference can't be seen. My point has been that you can't see the difference if your playing a game. If you playing any game that has any level of action at all, your brain is way to involved in the game itself to differentiate the graphic differences in the recent multiplat games. It was more obvious in the games released in 2013 or even a few earlier in the year. But, most of the recent multi plats are much closer regardless of the reason(publisher parity by design?).
