As [PCMag] slowly chugs forward toward the release dates for Microsoft's Xbox One and Sony's PlayStation 4, there's a bit of a controversy brewing about each console's suggested capabilities.
Or maybe, if you ask sites like Forbes, there's no controversy whatsoever.
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Mojang announced the release date for the latest Game Drop for Minecraft and a significant visual upgrade for the Bedrock Edition.
PlayStation executive Herman Hulst says that the company is "thoughtful" about bringing first-party franchises to other platforms.
They have no choice. Their market share is shrinking and they are in it for the money
A few years or maybe a generation from now, everything will be at best, a timed exclusive (other than Nintendo and some PC titles).
If PS puts 1st party games on any other platform guess what ima do!?!?! Nothing lol. I dnt really care.
I don't know why people keep downplaying the disparities in resolution. Resolution is a factor, surely not the only one, and not nearly the most important one, but it matters.
Resolution is a great indicator not only of overall game quality, but the console build quality in terms of power and efficiency, and overall longevity of the hardware.
Maybe it's people justifying their pre-orders for a marginally inferior console, maybe it's just denial, or maybe a good 65% of the global gaming community exited the graphics-whore phase and actually matured a bit overnight.
For some reason, the latter seems the tiniest bit unlikely. But I am sure of one thing: if Sony and Microsoft switched places on this issue, I'd bet every cent that people would be tearing Sony the biggest asshole.
Before you guys downvote me and bubble me down to non existence I ask you read my post with an open mind about my "thought" of the resolution of X1. Keep in mind that I'm just posting the research I've personally done, and you guys can disagree or not but I come from a respectful place and I am getting both consoles.
A lot of these articles are to push False Facts around, and not explain the truth. The Xbox One is MORE then capable of pushing games out at 1080p. Look at the Wii U right now? They have more games at 1080p 60fps then both PS4 and X1 right now, with hardware that is not even close to X1 and PS4. The truth lies with the Game Devs, however, These are the early stages and game devs have a learning curve to understand how to work with the hardware as we go.
1) What people are forgetting:
Microsoft doesn't require game devs to run games in native 1080p
Why you ask? Here is why:
"A lower resolution generally means that there can be more quality per pixel. With a high quality scaler and anti-aliasing and render resolutions such as 720p or '900p', some games look better with more GPU processing going to each pixel than to the number of pixels; others look better at 1080p with less GPU processing per pixel."
http://www.oxm.co.uk/63388/...
Awesome example is the IGN BF4 Graphics Comparison here:
http://youtu.be/lspjyu31Joo
2) Sony aiming for 1080p and 60 FPS with all PlayStation 4 games
http://ps4daily.com/2013/05...
With good common sense you can understand where this is going, but just incase your having a hard time, this is not leaving the Game Devs the same freedom. This is why BF4 on PS4 is 900p, and not 1080p. When we all know the PS4 is more then capable of running games at 1080p.
And as far as "THE POWER OF THE CLOUD" which A LOT of people don't understand or know about. I am hope that my post here will help you understand fully more of what the cloud is up too.
So in a short explanation:
The Cloud Service will give Xbox One 3X TIMES the performance. Some of you might find this hard to believe, but the Cloud Service is the equivalent of 3 Xbox One's at the same time for game devs to use in the "future", here is a link you should read to understand this further..
http://www.gamespot.com/art...
Thank you for not killing me!
Not a factor for me will enjoy my green machine regardless.
It's like supporting your sports team, you do it blindly sometimes.
PS4 is the better gaming console, everyone who isn't biased understands that.
I can't be the only to think that this resolution fiasco is more about performance than it is about image quality. Xbox fanboys keep saying there is no difference, well yeah there is. It's the fact that the ps4 can output at a higher resolution and still maintain same frame rate if not better. and frankly i don't want to pay more for a weaker system.