| superchunk said: ....for movies and other video, not games. |
This. /thread

| superchunk said: ....for movies and other video, not games. |
This. /thread

monkeyade said:
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exactly my thought!



I still buy movies on DVD instead of Blu-Ray so I don't see myself upgrading to 4K anytime soon.
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| TruckOSaurus said: I still buy movies on DVD instead of Blu-Ray so I don't see myself upgrading to 4K anytime soon. |
WTF : you living in the dark ages.
Probably best to go to a ps1 thread if there are any still around
This is from the other thread:
"The PlayStation 4 supports 4K resolution output, Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida just told us – but only for video that was recorded in the format. He clarified that games do not play in 4K.
On the upside, that means you don't have to go buy a 4K television yet. On the ... other upside, it prevented Sony from calling the thing "PlayStation 4K."
I doubt many people have TVs that can output 4k and it's going to take a while before they become affordable for the average consumer.
| leo-j said: Sony has confirmed this morning to joystiq, that the playstation 4 will be capable of outputting 4K resolutions http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/21/playstation-4-4ktv/
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It's been confirmed that Killzone will be 1080p 30fps. The only thing you'll see on the PS4 in 4K are movies and possibly Angry Birds....
| AgentZorn said: I doubt many people have TVs that can output 4k and it's going to take a while before they become affordable for the average consumer. |
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