Did you read the Paragraph just before that one? They were quoting Cerny and basing the following Paragraph on his thoughts from the one prior, they even started the new Paragraph recognizing that when they state "He's not exaggerating here either".
Cerny quotes are all through the Article.

The Regular PS4 was capable of native 4k thanks to it's HDMI 1.4 interface, albeit limited to 30hz.
Doesn't mean AAA games will be rendered at that resolution, the Playstation 4 Pro simply doesn't have the hardware capability to achieve it.
I doubt even Scorpio will, but I'll wait and see how that plays out.

Just admit you're mistaken and stop this silliness.

"He's not exaggerating here either. In a demo this week, he pulled up a scene in Days Gone on two separate Pros and 4K televisions, one of them natively rendered and the other checkerboard upscaled. The images were nearly indistinguishable: The native game was slightly more saturated and the textures in the grass were clearly resolved while the checkerboard grass shimmered slightly in the breeze. However, from three or four feet away, it was nigh impossible to see a difference."

It's not based on what Cerny said it's based on what they actually saw 'themselves'.

What a load of rubbish. The entire Article is based on what Cerny has stated. The Article is litterly littered with his name.

I have taken print screens of every paragraph that mentions and quotes Cerny. And even the tidbit that this was an interview with Cerny.




I think that pretty much prooves my point.

Very good text and thanks for posting, but there is no direct quote and a lot of it seems like first hand impression.

Why are you even engaging in that flim-flam? It doesn't matter about quotes. Are you telling me you can't tell by this that it's Engadget talking about what they actually saw? Really? REALLY? How much clearer can it be?

He's not exaggerating here either. In a demo this week, he pulled up a scene in Days Gone on two separate Pros and 4K televisions, one of them natively rendered and the other checkerboard upscaled. The images were nearly indistinguishable: The native game was slightly more saturated and the textures in the grass were clearly resolved while the checkerboard grass shimmered slightly in the breeze. However, from three or four feet away, it was nigh impossible to see a difference.

In what universe does that look like reporting on what Cerny said? In what universe does this grammar describe anything but a personal experience of a demo? The God damn paragraph starts with 'he's not exaggerating' meaning what Cerny said rung true when they were shown a demo. It's insanity to try and say this isn't Engadgets opinion.

Did you read the Paragraph just before that one? They were quoting Cerny and basing the following Paragraph on his thoughts from the one prior, they even started the new Paragraph recognizing that when they state "He's not exaggerating here either".
Cerny quotes are all through the Article.

Did you read the Paragraph just before that one? They were quoting Cerny and basing the following Paragraph on his thoughts from the one prior, they even started the new Paragraph recognizing that when they state "He's not exaggerating here either".
Cerny quotes are all through the Article.

The Regular PS4 was capable of native 4k thanks to it's HDMI 1.4 interface, albeit limited to 30hz.
Doesn't mean AAA games will be rendered at that resolution, the Playstation 4 Pro simply doesn't have the hardware capability to achieve it.
I doubt even Scorpio will, but I'll wait and see how that plays out.

All that proves is you're incapable of admitting you're wrong and are prepared to ignore grammar and context in order to cover it up. This is Engadget saying this having watched a demo:

"He's not exaggerating here either. In a demo this week, he pulled up a scene in Days Gone on two separate Pros and 4K televisions, one of them natively rendered and the other checkerboard upscaled. The images were nearly indistinguishable: The native game was slightly more saturated and the textures in the grass were clearly resolved while the checkerboard grass shimmered slightly in the breeze. However, from three or four feet away, it was nigh impossible to see a difference.

"He's not exaggerating here either. In a demo this week, he pulled up a scene in Days Gone on two separate Pros and 4K televisions, one of them natively rendered and the other checkerboard upscaled.

Checkerboard rendering changes the shape of pixels; they're no longer square. Instead, this process relies on delineated horizontal rectangles that each include one color, one Z value and one ID buffer (the building blocks of game graphics). Using data from previous frames to fill in information gaps, checkerboard rendering enables developers to build a more complete, crisp image that, according to Cerny, is nearly identical to native 4K.

This is the last time I'll ever converse with you.