VanceIX said:
Dr.Henry_Killinger said:
Everything is a bit of an exaggeration was a response directed at Shinobi
Who is also the one who described the RSX. Seeing as the performance of PS3 multiplats was generally worse, last gen for the most part I have my evidence, where is your about the Tasks it apparently did better in.
90+ of statistics you find on the internet are made up. You have no claims backing up what different audience notice and do not, so its foolishing making such blanket statements and building rationale off of that.
Its your opinion that its just because the a vast majority won't notice the difference and that because they won't notice it they won't care. That is absolutely silly. If the difference is larger, then it stands to reason that It will be easier to notice, especially if your used to it. Thats how human vision works. Not to mention the advent of 1080p television and gaming means that people are going to get used to new resolutions. Its not a new thing, compare Ps2 games to PS3 games and then to PS4 games, tell me its noticiable.
If you have ever been in a retail environment, let alone one of electronics, Average consumers will want to know the difference between things if they don't have prior biases. Even if they can't see the differences, if they look at the back and it says 1080p and the other copy says 900 p and they both cost the same then, no consumer average or otherwise will not choose the lower resolution. Whether they notice the difference is completely irrelevant, when the differences are magnified.
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I think you're making this stuff up about consumers really noticing a difference for the most part, because they don't.
Reread what I posted. I said, your claim about 90% of people not noticing the difference is unsubstatiated but I didn't prove the contrary, instead I said its foolish basing rationale off of that because since its subjective/opinion.
Ask any video game player if they notice much of a difference on their One compared to their PS4 and most will say that the difference is marginal at best. Yes, I am basing this off of my own experiences as a college student with friends with multiple consoles, along with threads on this site and others.
Then you realize this is circumstantial evidence and its invalid right?
And if you actually understood my post I say, that not only whether someone can discern the difference is subjective, its also completely irrelevant.
For consumers, they'll buy the console that has their favorite game on it, they don't give a damn about 900p upscaled to 1080p vs native 1080p. All they see is that the games look similar, and so they feel comfortable buying their console.
We are talking about Multiplats, identical games on different platforms. If someone wants COD but they also want Halo then they get an XB1, obviously. But that is an outside preference that has nothing to do with the game. Hell, chances are they won't even play the game before deciding which one they want.
This isn't like a consumer looking at the Wii U vs the PS4/One and noticing a significant difference in visuals. They see that both consoles output games that have very similar looks, and then get the one that has the games they like.
What the consumer notices is irrelevant. Here is a fact about consumers, if two products are the same price or even around the same price, they will ask the difference, unless they are buying both.
In the end it may be subjective, but let's not pretend that majority consumers make their purchase on whether a game is 900p vs 1080p, because they don't.
Outside of outside prefrences, they will, unless their is price disparity and the price difference is worth more than the reso difference which it most certainly will be. Too bad games are 60 dollars on both platforms.
They'll make the purchase on whichever platform their friends use and the one most appealing to them, confident that the games will look almost exactly the same no matter what console.
this is obvious, but these are outside preferences that determine the sale not noticability, noticiability is completely irrelevant, even if the difference was notable, they would still choose the version of the game that appeals to them.
Thats why people buy Wii versions and Wii U version of games, whether or not the differences are noticable are COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT, the differences them selves mattered and will be the priority once other preferences are satisfied.
So in case A:
Johnny has all the Console, has no freinds, and is chosing which platform to get a multiplat on. And they all cost the same? He's going to get the most powerful one, end of discussion. It doesn't matter if one is 1070 p 50 fps, one is 1075 p at 56 fps and one is 1080p 59 fps, hes going to get the highest fps reso because they all cost 60 bucks.
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