Mr Puggsly said:
Radek said:
Sorry, but I insist. 1080p is such an old resolution, I have been using it for my PC since 2010, and many did even earlier than that.
We already have people complaining that current generation games look blurry / soft in 1080p, so should we really look forward to NEXT GEN visuals in 900p?
That would look absolutely horrible... 1080p should be the minimum, otherwise I don't predict great sales for Series S, especially since Xbox One / One S is known for being 900p machine for past 7 years, let's no kid ourselves, majority of third party games are still 900p on One.
I could literally list like 200 of them if I looked at 2013-2020 Triple A games released.
Let's not forget Xbox One X often delivers 3X to 4X resolution of base PS4 and Series S is supposed to be faster than One X. Why would go back from 2160p on One X to 900p on Series S with next gen visuals?
1080p or bust IMO! This should be the minimum and most common resolution, with less demanding games going up to 1440p (like Next Gen Fifa)
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If resolution is crucial for you, then you probably shouldn't consider a Series S anyway.
I imagine a lot of content will be 1080p on Series S, I think it would be a focus from studios, but I don't feel MS should or will force it.
Less demanding games will likely surpass 1080p. I mean the X1X already does 4K in impressive looking games.
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I agree. Why shouldn't 720p, 800p, 900p or dynamic resolutions with 720p+ not be allowed for a cheap Lockhart? It is also allowed for the Switch.
If you can't live with these resolutions: buy a PS5 or a Series X and not the low-cost model.
