Where's Our Halo 5: Guardians Review?

@skiggy34: Did it ever occur to you that knowing about aspect ratios may well be involved in my job? The fact that Ben-Hur is the most extreme widescreen ever filmed, it is common knowledge with people who need to understand the workings of aspect ratios to know that it is 2.76:1. As for Star Wars, I was making an educated guess on that one. I willing to bet that Star Wars was either 2.35:1 or 2.39:1. As they are both the most common widescreen formats for cinemas.

If you can't understand why I needed to list the aspect ratios from those films, you obviously need to improve your reading comprehension, it's all there in my original comment. But I'll see if I can spell it out to you, the black bars on Blu-ray movies, are there because films are not filmed in a standard format. There are many aspect ratios (15 common ones), which dependent on Director/Cinematographer will differ from film to film. Those black bars are not there to achieve a 1080p image, unlike The Order 1886. But rather keep the artistic integrity of the film. The only other option is to use Pan and Scan, which a lot of people in the film industry including Steven Spielberg are against. Pan and Scan will give you a full screen image, with no black bars, but you'd also lose almost 50% of the original image in the process.

Also I'm not sure that I'll take advice about getting a life, from a guy who uploads a picture of the backside of a woman on a gaming site.

the order 1886 vs wreck and ralph movie,

the order 1886 is better because you can watching with controller

@SythisTaru: That goes to show that graphics are overrated..........

@SythisTaru: ......and still no one cared or bought that pos. Just sayin, stay a fanBOY virgin, it's cool.

@SythisTaru: too bad it sucked

@SythisTaru: Who said anything about the looks of the game, just pointing out that both consoles are failing to deliver on true 1080p visuals, and resorting to tricks to make it appear to be 1080p 60fps.

@SythisTaru: It is amazing. I don't know why they don't make games like that on PC. Since it has all that power.

@silversix_: Actually its not. The Order isn't even half the size of Halo 5 and its filled with cinematics and QTE's. The actual game gameplay isnt even an 8th of Halo's size. So sure they are going to be able to make it look great. On top of that Halo 5 focuses on 60fps. Framerate is where gaming is at!! Look at Diablo 3 for PS4 and Xb1, game looks good, nothing at all epic graphically, plays at a pretty solid 60fps and is still one of the best games. At what point this gen are you people going to stop this graphics crap?? You want graphics, get a pc with a $700 graphics card....

@silversix_: Every reviewer has stated that halo 5 looks absolutely amazing. in every way. why dont you go read instead of making stupid comments.

@silversix_: I never said anything about the looks of the game, just the fact that The Order 1886 was using tricks to fool people into making it seem like a 1080p game. It's not like I brought up Killzone Shadowfall's multiplayer or anything.

@silversix_: Oh look, the well known Sony troll saying ignorant things because he hates Microsoft. It's never shocking to see you here, and even less shocking to see something being said that is so stupid.

Fact: Halo 5 is native 1080p. It downscales during times of intense graphical output. This keeps the game running a smooth 60fps.

Fact: Halo 4 is 720p. It runs at 30fps with frame dips throughout the game (really bad ones, especially during cutscenes)

Fact: The Order's bars does help prevent stress to keep the game at 1080p. It also only runs at 30fps. The environments and scale are much lower than Halo 5, which allows more to be achieved graphically.

Early reviews have had nothing but praise for the graphics in Halo 5.

Now I'll await to hear your stupidity on the subject again.

@silversix_: Keep playing the resolution game. Gameplay > gfx, and the gameplay is amazing if the other reviews are correct. Keep hatin' though ;)