This post is for those who say they cannot understand the difference, and for those who claim 30fps is sufficient, and would rather have higher resolution than have the game run at 60fps. I'd take the 60fps any time of the day for any type of content, and maybe these examples will show you why.
Here are some example videos, make sure you watch them in an hardware accelerated environment, make sure your device can display every frame:
Make sure you ignore all ads and distractions and wait for 20 seconds before clicking on the download link at the bottom of the page:
This is a 30-60 fps demonstration of a real life video, prepared by the AVSforum user Borf:
http://www.mediafire.com/?i...
Granted, most 30fps games will have blur to make it look smoother, but blur is, well, a blur.
This is a 24-60 fps comparison by someone else, with added motion blur to the low frame rate video:
http://www.mediafire.com/?y...
Links taken from the following thread:
http://www.avsforum.com/t/1...
In an fps game, where the camera is constantly moving, and there are lots of moving objects, 60fps is fundamental to smooth gameplay without eye strain, and I'm not even talking about responsiveness.
60fps makes the presentation of games much better, even for casual games. Play bejeweled at 30fps as a flash game, and 60fps as a normal game, the difference in look and feel of it is hard to miss.
Update:
Here is another really good test that lets you know if you are hitting target fps values (Thanks to Delboy for the heads-up):
http://boallen.com/fps-comp...
So yes, 720p60fps is way better for me than 1080p30fps.
Of course, 1080p60fps is the best option. However, realities of computing power in our devices limits us. I hope, if a developer can't make the game run 1080p60fps, let them give us the option to play it 1080p30fps, or 720p60fps. I'm sure people would begin choosing the 60fps option if they just opened their minds and eyes.
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Review: Some might find Pools relaxing, others rather scary. Regardless, Pools is compelling from beginning to end.
Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes:
"When it comes to brawlers, no licensed franchise has likely seen more titles released for it than the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle games. Sure, there are entire game franchises that have existed only has brawlers but those are a separate thing entirely, TMNT is a popular property and the fact that it features four iconic turtles with signature weapons lends itself so well to the genre that it makes sense that so many have been made over the past three decades. In fact, two major beat 'em ups for the Turtles have arrived within the last couple of years, which begs the question as to why now would GameMill choose to tap into the 2017 arcade game simply titled Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles? Well, they have and brought a bit of new content into the game in their own version titled Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants. So now that it has arrived on consoles and PC, is this beat ‘em up another trip down memory lane with the Heroes in a Half-Shell?"
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Nice article as young gamers need to understand 60 fps is the way to go as 30fps is a compromise of not having proper power for 60 fps.
Next Gen consoles will compromise as Game engines become more complex.
Gears and Uncharted at 30fps say hello.