Resolution help...

[WhoIsYou]

A game developer would have to know that for a fact when given a interview. As in they are prepared with answering questions like that. If they were lying or misinformed then someone else from the company would correct them on another interview or press conference

Not every developer knows about every part of the game, sorry to tell you.

[BLack_OpsKiLLa]

I'm pretty sure the only true 1080p game out there is metal gear solid 4.

[Syphongamer08]

I'm pretty sure the only true 1080p game out there is metal gear solid 4.

Gta4 plays in 1080p

[Syphongamer08]

SO FAGGOTS! Should i just get component cables?

[BLack_OpsKiLLa]

If you are given an interview you are obviously prepd with questions and answers before you answer anything. Seeing how this question is something that would be often asked about a game i would have to disagree with you on that. I never said all game developers knew that i was talking about people that are given interveiws. and xwsx was talking about that.

[WhoIsYou]

If you are given an interview you are obviously prepd with questions and answers before you answer anything. Seeing how this question is something that would be often asked about a game i would have to disagree with you on that. I never said all game developers knew that i was talking about people that are given interveiws. and xwsx was talking about that.

No, WS was talking about an answer from a Dev, said nothing about an interview where the question and answers were given before hand.



Anyway, point is;
WS is ignorant.
And syphon could go all out and get an HDTV with HDMI for best results, but component will do him justice as well, as many games are 720p or less.

[_PRaLiNeS_]

when I had myPS3 connected to the tv downstairs anymore and It would switch resolutions the screen would turn black for a second and it would pop up at whichever resolution was being used, so you'd know. Call of duty was 720p.


How big is the TV though? because if its like 32" or smaller you really can't tell the difference between 1080p and 720p

[Syphongamer08]

Well our tv downstairs is 50 but my ancient tv (22 yrs.) is 26? I also think that it only supports 480i