it's like someone is offering you a new BMW for $400 and you ignore him and go to toyota dealer to buy a Corolla for $500
While it's your opinion and I respect that....but it seems somewhat silly and uninformed enough...seems like you worship MS to the point of accepting anything they throw at you..it's OK.
Holy shit.
So I just went to a couple meetings and then had dinner with my wife and my parents as we made plans for our move this winter. It was a nice talk. I wondered what was going on with gaf... Bish had admonished me, as I deserved, for teasing.
And then there's this thread. I haven't read the whole thing. I don't have it in me. Can I get a rough guestimate as to whats going on here? I see that people are assuming that my tease is related to this (which I'm still not even going to say if that's true or not, yet, because goddamnit if we're going to hold gaming journalists to higher standards I'm going to hold myself to them also). Anyway.... seems kinda meltdownish.
So I'm moving in February. You guys excited?
Honestly I really can't tell when I'm playing a 1080p/720p on my 50" plasma from normal distance. It's not like a pc at all where you're a foot away at most.
That being said the fact the ps4 at 100 bucks less can run a game a 1080p and the xbox 1 can't is pretty hilarious. It says a lot about the power difference and/or ease of development.
Wow, just days ago he wants a list of 1080p launch games, he asks on twitter ffs. Now he doesn't want to talk about resolutions and wants you to judge for yourself.
Does he even realize how ridiculous those two tweets sound back to back?
Its not a full confirmation, but its a decently upscaled one.CONFIRMED HOLY CRAP
Holy shit.
So I just went to a couple meetings and then had dinner with my wife and my parents as we made plans for our move this winter. It was a nice talk. I wondered what was going on with gaf... Bish had admonished me, as I deserved, for teasing.
And then there's this thread. I haven't read the whole thing. I don't have it in me. Can I get a rough guestimate as to whats going on here? I see that people are assuming that my tease is related to this (which I'm still not even going to say if that's true or not, yet, because goddamnit if we're going to hold gaming journalists to higher standards I'm going to hold myself to them also). Anyway.... seems kinda meltdownish.
So I'm moving in February. You guys excited?
still no answer
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Ok let me try to get something like a non-gif conversation going here.
What WOULD be the implications of Call of Duty: Ghosts being 720p on Xbox One, but 1080p on PS4?
Things to discuss ->
● Would there be any long term effect in sales? I personally don't think so - the cards are already set for which system will do better in the first half dozen months. It's what happens when the truly big guns start coming that will matter, not a cross gen game like this.
● Would most potential consumers even care or notice? I don't believe if they walked up into a store and saw the Xbox One version and PS4 version side by side (if the resolution stuff is true) that they would notice. However, systems and games in this industry sell on word-of-mouth more than any other factor. So they may not personally notice it, but they WOULD notice all their gamer friends saying the XBO version is markedly inferior to the PS4 version. Ergo, a boulder starts rolling down a hill...
● What does this say about Xbox One's hardware? Is it not capable of running games that look better than this @ 1080p? Of course not! As we see from Forza 5, it runs at 1080p and 60fps. But, what it may mean is that the added complexity of the system architecture - owing primarily to the ESRam memory set up - is causing hurdles in development, forcing games which are on tight deadlines to have to make concessions on the Xbox One. It has been said that PS4's dev environment was much further ahead in tools, that it is much quicker "to triangle" on the environment than its competitor. This is exactly the type of situation that would play out if true... it's not that Call of Duty is doing things too hard for the Xbox One, it's that the added complexity of the system (and thus the added dev time) is forcing launch window games to have to make more cuts in order to get within that deadline.
● I'll get Call of Duty: Ghosts on PS4 then! But you shouldn't because that shit looks fucking grotesque too.
Discuss!
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#COD there is not one single downgrade compared to E3, promised! Only UPGRADES in the final push towards finalling phase! Its FULL HD XP!Penello will say, " OF COURSE IT'S 1080P*!"
*720p upscaled to 1080p
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This can't be true because COD looks awful even on PS4 at 1080
I see why Microsoft didn't name it the Xbox720.
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This can't be true because COD looks awful even on PS4 at 1080
He didn't say shit, which is par for the course when it comes to negative news for the 'Bone. No one should be surprised by this fluff. Shit, I am inclined to take it as a confirmation.Why he aint just confirm it though?
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You know what else can be up scaled to 1080p? Dvd's. That must make them blu-ray quality right?
At half the framerate. Let's stop forgetting that.I think ryse is pushing a little bit more in the graphics department that cod. Just saying.
Answers like these drive me bonkers. Stop being a politician and answer the question.
720p, yes or no?
People aren't asking how amazing it looks.
The non-answer is the answer.
The game will sell best on the 360, PS3, PS4 and XB1 in that order I imagine. The latter two, because I currently expect the PS4 to outsell the XB1 due to price and availability.Ok let me try to get something like a non-gif conversation going here.
What WOULD be the implications of Call of Duty: Ghosts being 720p on Xbox One, but 1080p on PS4?
Things to discuss ->
● Would there be any long term effect in sales? I personally don't think so - the cards are already set for which system will do better in the first half dozen months. It's what happens when the truly big guns start coming that will matter, not a cross gen game like this.
● Would most potential consumers even care or notice? I don't believe if they walked up into a store and saw the Xbox One version and PS4 version side by side (if the resolution stuff is true) that they would notice. However, systems and games in this industry sell on word-of-mouth more than any other factor. So they may not personally notice it, but they WOULD notice all their gamer friends saying the XBO version is markedly inferior to the PS4 version. Ergo, a boulder starts rolling down a hill...
● What does this say about Xbox One's hardware? Is it not capable of running games that look better than this @ 1080p? Of course not! As we see from Forza 5, it runs at 1080p and 60fps. But, what it may mean is that the added complexity of the system architecture - owing primarily to the ESRam memory set up - is causing hurdles in development, forcing games which are on tight deadlines to have to make concessions on the Xbox One. It has been said that PS4's dev environment was much further ahead in tools, that it is much quicker "to triangle" on the environment than its competitor. This is exactly the type of situation that would play out if true... it's not that Call of Duty is doing things too hard for the Xbox One, it's that the added complexity of the system (and thus the added dev time) is forcing launch window games to have to make more cuts in order to get within that deadline.
● I'll get Call of Duty: Ghosts on PS4 then! But you shouldn't because that shit looks fucking grotesque too.
Discuss!
still no answer
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still no answer
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That's a damn good question. I guess the answer is blind brand loyalty and stupidity.
Ok let me try to get something like a non-gif conversation going here.
What WOULD be the implications of Call of Duty: Ghosts being 720p on Xbox One, but 1080p on PS4?
Things to discuss ->
● Would there be any long term effect in sales?
● Would most potential consumers even care or notice?
● What does this say about Xbox One's hardware? Is it not capable of running games that look better than this @ 1080p?
● I'll get Call of Duty: Ghosts on PS4 then!
Discuss!
Look upon what your words have wrought!Holy shit.
So I just went to a couple meetings and then had dinner with my wife and my parents as we made plans for our move this winter. It was a nice talk. I wondered what was going on with gaf... Bish had admonished me, as I deserved, for teasing.
And then there's this thread. I haven't read the whole thing. I don't have it in me. Can I get a rough guestimate as to whats going on here? I see that people are assuming that my tease is related to this (which I'm still not even going to say if that's true or not, yet, because goddamnit if we're going to hold gaming journalists to higher standards I'm going to hold myself to them also). Anyway.... seems kinda meltdownish.
So I'm moving in February. You guys excited?
You know what this is like?
Say Ralph's has a box of Honey Nut Cheerios for $4.99 and Vons has a box of Cheerios for $3.99
You shop at Ralph's because it's where you have a loyalty card, and you know the layout of the store.
But now it turns out the $4.99 box is not only more expensive, but a smaller box. Sure, it's about the same the size, but for less money you can get more Cheerios in a box.
WHY ARE YOU SHOPPING AT RALPH'S STILL?
I don't think it'll have a large impact unless Sony pushes their multiplatform games as the superior version. Although differences in resolution, framerate, etc will definitely influence the hardcore crowd.Ok let me try to get something like a non-gif conversation going here.
What WOULD be the implications of Call of Duty: Ghosts being 720p on Xbox One, but 1080p on PS4?
Things to discuss ->
● Would there be any long term effect in sales? I personally don't think so - the cards are already set for which system will do better in the first half dozen months. It's what happens when the truly big guns start coming that will matter, not a cross gen game like this.
● Would most potential consumers even care or notice? I don't believe if they walked up into a store and saw the Xbox One version and PS4 version side by side (if the resolution stuff is true) that they would notice. However, systems and games in this industry sell on word-of-mouth more than any other factor. So they may not personally notice it, but they WOULD notice all their gamer friends saying the XBO version is markedly inferior to the PS4 version. Ergo, a boulder starts rolling down a hill...
● What does this say about Xbox One's hardware? Is it not capable of running games that look better than this @ 1080p? Of course not! As we see from Forza 5, it runs at 1080p and 60fps. But, what it may mean is that the added complexity of the system architecture - owing primarily to the ESRam memory set up - is causing hurdles in development, forcing games which are on tight deadlines to have to make concessions on the Xbox One. It has been said that PS4's dev environment was much further ahead in tools, that it is much quicker "to triangle" on the environment than its competitor. This is exactly the type of situation that would play out if true... it's not that Call of Duty is doing things too hard for the Xbox One, it's that the added complexity of the system (and thus the added dev time) is forcing launch window games to have to make more cuts in order to get within that deadline.
● I'll get Call of Duty: Ghosts on PS4 then! But you shouldn't because that shit looks fucking grotesque too.
Discuss!
Consumers won't give a shit. Graphics never won a console generation and it's stupid to assume it will now.
If this turns out to be true, i'm officially cancelling my X1 preorder. I hate being "that guy" who screams "pre ordered canceled", but this will be the final straw.
I've made through all of the DRM sh!t, and the higher price, less performance stuff, but this will be the final straw. I LOVE Microsoft's controller, and have a decent friends list that I'd hate to part with, but this will do it for me.
I'm refreshing faster than you've EVER seen lol.
I guess that confirms it. He was in a position to clear up this giant shitstorm, and he chose to act as if the game still looks great.
Well it does not. Not in 1080p and not in 720p. But it is weird that Xbox One can't even hit that with a game like this.
I don't know why anyone would be surprised by this. Even if it is a rumor the specs support it.
What was the point of even saying that?
Really? I have a 50 inch 1080p plasma as well and 720p was very noticeable even at far away distance. It looks much muddier. I actually had to adjust to the Last of Us because of how bad it looked compared to 1080p gaming I had been doing on PC. I'm not saying all of that was resolution based, but I've had a big issue playing 720p games these past three years on a giant 1080p screen. It just looks bad.
What was the point of even saying that?