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superchunk said:
....for movies and other video, not games.


This. /thread



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monkeyade said:
hivycox said:
yeah 4k res ...so can all consoles with less graphic intensive games...

I'm pretty sure that the PS4 will be able to do 4K...for Crash Bandicoot warped


Maybe pong :)


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."



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sadly not for games. maybe they'll be an update for that.



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/

 


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.

 

We'll be on the PS5 or higher before 4K TV's are in enough homes to justify the capability.


How many 4k tv's are out there right now?