I just love how everyone is like, “guy above is a gay robot” instead of giving an actual original user name. Not to say that mine is any more “original”. It’s not. It’s not something I put much thought into, sorry. I’m also not paying much attention to my grammar either, lol.

Still, I find it hilarious how all of you are calling each other, “fanboy” and/or “retard”, when most (if not all) of you have NO job related experience with these games. So, really, you’re ALL “fanboys”. That is, unless you actual WORK in the gaming industry (and no GameStop does not count). Yet, it’s the internet. So, maybe you do work for EA or THQ or Ubisoft or whatever…though I highly doubt this.

I also find it laughable that people are comparing 1080P games to their console and personal TV. It’s irrelevant when you boil it down completely. I mean, yes, 1080P is a higher resolution than 1080I, but how many of you would really know the difference? Chances are, your TV has a certain resolution quality, as does your console, as does your game itself. So, you fail to consider that, without the right component/HDMI cables, you won’t be getting true 1080P/I anyway. So, then I read about how GTA isn’t in 1080p when it was never intended to be in 1080p. That graphics alone don’t make for a great game. This is a common misconception. I seriously wish it would end.

So, long story short, instead of making comments about what games should deserve a “reboot”, it’s all about which king can piss on the next person above while standing on the tiny ant hill. Ironically this post is just as pointless…

Nearly EVERY ITEM you list here could very well happen to a PC gamer who is behind the upgrade curve.

Also frame rate and draw distance could very well be a product of a robust ambition for the game.

While I largely hope that these items are features for last generation, there is absolutely nothing in the new hardware that will “prevent” this stuff, it all depends on how the software is coded and what the ambition of the developer is.

If a developer has to chose between 30 frames per second and having excellent and clever AI — which would you choose?

Having more memory and more CPU power isn’t a silver bullet its what you do with it that counts. Honestly I hope that developers have more on their minds than 60 frames per second and no draw distance because there is more to gaming than how it all looks.

I think this article should have tied 30fps and frame drops as one and touched on screen tearing. Most people don’t even know what screen tearing is.

Are YOU retarded?
I just got done playing Skyrim.
In 1080p.
On my Xbox 360.

Get off the internet fanboy. Oh, and if you want to talk about a company releasing a “sub par” console in terms of technical specs, you should look at the Wii. Technically speaking the Wii looked like 2003. Admit it, you just don’t like Microsoft.

Load times are fine on PS3 lol but you have a point, though MANY games don’t run in 1080p because they were developed on XBOX and therefore really shouldn’t be ported to higher-res for increased load times in THAT case. 1080p is beautiful in Wipeout and FF13 but, as you stated, these are fairly linear games without an expansive world to render at once. It’s still a STRIKING difference to see a game in 1080p over 720p and hopefully with faster machines, it will be more prevalent next gen. Matter of fact, judging by how today’s PCs handle 1080 and greater with similar hardware, I’d say this is one thing we can count on.

Actually while the PS3 is capable of 1080p games, most developers avoid it for serious gaming, you’ll find the only games available in 1080p are those that are on rails, you won’t find games like GTA IV running in 1080p because of the load times among other reasons, which btw already suck on the PS3 (something you cannot argue).

microsoft jumped the gun and released early to beat sony and try and get a better install base. If they where not greedy they wouldn’t have released a console adequate to last generation.

are you retarded? ps3 can play games in 1080p xbox cannot. simple fact.