Alright well if you want to go high end, you can look at some of the launch games like Forza 5 which is 1080p 60fps. There’s also Forza Horizon too. I believe all the EA sports games are 1080p 60fps as well.

None of the games you mentioned are ” high end” in terms of graphics. If something like Evolve got 1080p/60fps , that would be a testiment. But really , we all know it’s going to be 900p 30fps

Well that is the reason why Halo 2 Anniversary can’t hit full 1080p, but it still comes close as I explained above. Disqus doesn’t let people post links so just look up Halo 2’s resolution and you’ll find the exact number.

If it came out previously on older hardware , it isn’t considered ” high end” period.

I am done discussing this with you. This is a reply to let that be known. You are comparing apples to oranges.. and therefore cannot be reasoned with, Enjoy your week.

why wouldnt I? every PS4 fanboy think it looks better than anything on PC, yeah ok whatevs thats why i talked about it. Unity does look better and you have to compare PC version to say TLOU because thats the max graphics available to it. Its not say PS3’s fault games were hindered by hard to code for architetcure that only the best devs could squeeze. Same goes to multiplats not there fault there hampered by the consoles so have to show it off at its best

Really.. You are comparing a console game to a PC Game basing it on Graphical Fidelity? Not to mention TLoU:R isn’t for the PC, so it can’t even be compared to a game on the PC.. pretty unfair don’t you think?

You started this conversation saying that Unity looks way better than TLoU:R, so I was assuming on system parity, then you bring this crazy thought process to the table? Sheesh.. You cannot compare the two this way.

I have never heard this.. The statement they made at E3 was that the game would not reach 1080p because of the “Special Engine created to swap back and forth between the old and new versions” I have not heard anything else on the subject since.. Please provide a link?

Yeah you guys are right, even though the PS4 is more powerful in terms of raw numbers, its architecture isn’t as efficient as the X1’s. A good example of where raw power doesn’t matter is bitcoin mining. Your PC could have 2 GeForce Titan Z’s in SLI (> $6000). But despite that super computer level power, you can buy sub $1000 AMD GPU’s that are nowhere near as powerful as a Titan Z but can mine bitcoins several times faster. Likewise, you can buy $100 USB sticks that are dedicated to mining bitcoins and can do it hundreds of times faster than a Titan Z could.
So coming back to the Xbox One, if devs use the power of the Xbox One correctly, it could potentially be more powerful than the PS4. That being said, the PS4 does indeed have a head start and it’ll be awhile before devs start using the Xbox One correctly, much like how the PS3 was used incorrectly for multi platform games early in that generation, but later on reached parity with the Xbox 360.

Halo 4 at 1080p 60fps probably would look like a high end next gen game though. It’s level of detail was quite impressive. Halo 3 unfortunately was ever remastered like Halo 1 and was made early in the Xbox 360’s lifetime so isn’t as optimized and refined like Halo 4.