792p! Welcome to the future people. Honestly if you are playing on a tv from a couch and not two feet away from a computer monitor you won't know the difference. Its just really sad that a $500 console that is supposed to be next gen is having trouble outputting resolutions that are in nearly every home in america by this point. Its troubling for the future more than anything if games that don't even look that next gen are already struggling to run. Hopefully this is just a development issue due to working with a new API.If not microsoft is going to have a lot of unhappy customers when the divide between ps4 and xbox one gets bigger.
Titanfall Runs at 792p, 60 FPS on Xbox One
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Well, at least the rather anemic industry standard set by the next-gen consoles will carry on the possibility of not needing to upgrade my PC for the better part of a decade. I built my PC back in 2009 (I did pay about $850) and really don't feel the need to swap out any component as new releases still seems to run crisply at 1920x1080 w/ max to very high settings. Now is the time to jump into PC gaming if you are considering it, as the price to performance ratio for parts will really keep initial as well as long-term costs down to a minimum.
U wot m8?GrinningCat said:
Naw just kidding too. I'm actually still feeling the burn from Battlefield 4 so I decided not to buy this one. It's a sad decision for me too. I love giant robots! Oh well.
I don't think these consoles are trying to match high-end PCs. They're trying to provide high-end gaming experiences to consumers without the hassle PCs can sometimes be and usually the associated costs. No need to link me examples of PCs built on the same budget as it costs to buy a console by the way. I've seen them. Most consumers just want to buy something and be done with it. Consoles (are supposed to, and for the most part do) offer high-end gaming experiences to consumers that don't want to build a computer and don't want to deal with video cards, drivers, operating systems etc etc etc. I have a nice rig. I am willing to build my PC and deal with the hassles. I like that part of it. The market seems to show that many consumers would rather just avoid a PC and grab a controller on a system they are already familiar with. Check out Yahtzee's video this week if you haven't. It's really good. Think it perfectly describes the situation consoles are finding themselves in right now.Chaos Marine said:
I'm just baffled that they somehow managed to licence the Source engine and NOT be contractually obligated to release it on Steam.Colt47 said:
It's not a hardware issue. Forza 5 does 1080p at 60fps. It's more about the devs being able to achieve it, which by the sounds of things is like trying to thread a camel through the eye of a needle. I'm not overly concerned; Titanfall is still a month from release.iseko said:
How come people still honestly care about this crap? Oh no its at 792p whatever will we do with ourselves? All sarcasm aside its articles like this that just make me shake my head at everything. All the graphics and HD in the world don't mean jack if you don't have a good aesthetic to the game. I'm getting this game for the 360 anyway. Only game I'm even remotely interested in that is coming out on the Xbox ONE and you put it on the 360? One less console being sold. It'll be fine and look nice when it finally comes out.Dark Knifer said:
Pros: Awesome concept, seems like it plays smoothly, good resolution/fps.
Cons: Xbone exclusive.
I'm having a moral dilemma here.
Cons: Xbone exclusive.
I'm having a moral dilemma here.
You speak the truth. I'm just finally going to start building my own rig and if not that at least get an Alienware laptop so I can run League of Legends better than my Mac can (very long story there). I think me and Yahtzee are both kind of sad that the one console this generation that is a dedicated games machine is not selling all that well. Its not fair to me and its like the whole "nice guys finish last" thing. I honestly wished the Xbone had flopped instead. Nothing on the horizon of interest to me for it and Titanfall is going to be on the 360. PS4 has my Kingdom Hearts 3 so there is literally nothing there for me.VonBrewskie said:
Because better graphics matter to some people? People who are interested in technology and plus the better graphics and frames the consoles can manage the easier it would be to port and 1080p is pretty much the standard on TV these days so they should meet that.KazeAizen said:
I do agree aesthetic is more important but some aesthetics work best with great hardware, such as a large sandbox and what not.
It's not really a huge deal but it would be nice to meet the benchmark of standard on televisions with standardised hardware.
Origin is barely a con. I played a few EA games through the past 2 years and I never had trouble with Origin crashes (Mass Effect 3 and Battlefield 3 were the games I played on Origin).Evonisia said:
Let's not forget the M&K which is quite a big pro when playing shooters.
I'm interested in technology but pretty much the whole of the internet has me so burned out on the thing that when I'm sitting in virtual environments classes at school I begin to roll my eyes when they start mentioning this kind of stuff. I shouldn't be burned out on it to the point that I want to get up and rant about this crap in my class. In my opinion we should've just buckled down with the leash Nintendo put on us with their Wii U since it is as powerful as a 360 and PS3 and quite frankly between those games and everything I'm seeing for new generation I can't really tell a lick of difference. None at all. The fact that people continue to flip their lids over this just boggles my mind. Unless it is visibly affecting gameplay or the in game experience in a negative way we really shouldn't care.Dark Knifer said:
Can you tell I'm burned right the heck out on this subject?
Fair enough, the internet does that to things. It's not a huge deal, certainly not "anything less then 4k is not a game, its a rock with some carvings on it" or something silly like that.KazeAizen said:
I'll just say, the movie your avatar is based benefitted greatly from advances in technology so gaming should also be looking to advance, but it's not the most important thing next to story and of course gameplay.
I think we can both agree with that.
Origin's not fantastic, but it's not so horrible that it's worth buying it on 360 if you already have a capable PC. If it's because you can't trust EA as far as you could throw them like me, you could always run it in a sandbox like I do.Evonisia said: