KZ2 is going to be native 1080i

"Native 1080i" is PR for "It runs at 720p" we all know that they are almost the same (with 720p being better for games) why would i want an interlaced image in a FPS??navyguy21

The lems will be crying so hard when this game comes out. They will easily regret their 360 purchase.SolidGame_basic

Yeah, crying from laughter.

How long has GT been in development?

And now the bomb drops saying it's 1080i? HAHAHAHAAA

Did they finally get around to adding car damage? Or custom paint? 

Have fun racing 1,300 types of Skyline.  

[QUOTE="SolidGame_basic"]The lems will be crying so hard when this game comes out. They will easily regret their 360 purchase.kerpal_cz

Yeah, crying from laughter.

How long has GT been in development?

And now the bomb drops saying it's 1080i? HAHAHAHAAA

Did they finally get around to adding car damage? Or custom paint? 

Have fun racing 1,300 types of Skyline.  

[QUOTE="navyguy21"]"Native 1080i" is PR for "It runs at 720p" we all know that they are almost the same (with 720p being better for games) why would i want an interlaced image in a FPS??chansaet

[QUOTE="chansaet"][QUOTE="navyguy21"]"Native 1080i" is PR for "It runs at 720p" we all know that they are almost the same (with 720p being better for games) why would i want an interlaced image in a FPS??navyguy21

[QUOTE="navyguy21"]"Native 1080i" is PR for "It runs at 720p" we all know that they are almost the same (with 720p being better for games) why would i want an interlaced image in a FPS??chansaet

[QUOTE="chansaet"][QUOTE="navyguy21"]"Native 1080i" is PR for "It runs at 720p" we all know that they are almost the same (with 720p being better for games) why would i want an interlaced image in a FPS??navyguy21

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[QUOTE="chansaet"] its not for you. 1080i is for people (like me) who own older HDTV's which can't display (or in my case down sclaes 720p to 480p). With PS3 this is a big deal because many games do not support 1080i. So people with older TV's have to look carefully when buying a PS3 game (Reason why I don't own a PS3) For the X360 all games support 1080i. This is why you never hear about X360 games supporting it. It is a given that 1080i is supported (reason I own a X360)3picuri3

Please tell me I did not just read that.

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[QUOTE="3picuri3"][QUOTE="navyguy21"] I suppose you are right, its really not for me because i have a 60" 1080p TV so its going to look great regardless, but the whole Native 1080i is just PR talk because it sounds better than 720p. And with all the motion blur in K2, you WILL notice the interlaced image.!

 

 

Bazooka_4ME

Please tell me I did not just read that.

[insert facepalm here]

when you get to a certain size you have to sit X feet away to not notice the flaws on larger displays, this is how the optimal size of a TV is calculate, there are charts everywhere. when you get up to 60 inches you have to have a pretty massive room to set things up so you're not seeing the flaws... 42 inch is the optimal size based on the average rec room space / optimal feet from display. 60 inch you start needing like 15-20ft distance between couch / set.  

[QUOTE="Bazooka_4ME"][QUOTE="3picuri3"]actually a 60 inch TV is too large for 1080p, and especially 1080i. this is common knowledge. the larger the set the more obvious the flaws become. I think 42 inch is the optimal size for 1080p, anything over that magnifies the suck.3picuri3

Please tell me I did not just read that.

[insert facepalm here]

[QUOTE="3picuri3"][QUOTE="Bazooka_4ME"]

 

Please tell me I did not just read that.

[insert facepalm here]

 

mattbbpl

anything over 42 is overkill unless you live in a freaking open concept condo or warehouse. 

a lot of ill-informed consumers assume larger is better, but it's not. screen size is always relative to couch / viewing distance. so in essence if you're sitting the right distance away the screen always appears to be the same size. screen size should only enter purchase consideration (45 inch +) if you have a massive space to fill. if you're not considering that you're just wasting money to look cool and say 'mah tv is biggah than yurz'. 

[QUOTE="mattbbpl"][QUOTE="3picuri3"] think it's time some of you spend some time in the avsforums.3picuri3

Edit: I see your edit above, and it's clear that you are indeed saying that.

[QUOTE="3picuri3"][QUOTE="mattbbpl"] I don't understand. What would you consider to be better than 1080p on a large set?mattbbpl

i pretty much always laugh at people with 60inch sets, including my relatives, that live in modest dwellings. it's just a stupid 'keeping up with the jones's' attitude that bigger is better, etc. it's just not - unless you have the space. 

[QUOTE="mattbbpl"][QUOTE="3picuri3"] 1080p is great for large sets, i'm just saying the larger the set the further away you have to sit before you don't notice issues with visual fidelity that are magnified by a larger screen... with 60'' you have to be hella far away, longer than most 360 / PS3 controller charge cables. 3picuri3

[QUOTE="3picuri3"][QUOTE="mattbbpl"] So you're not saying that 1080p is a bad resolution on a large television (which is the highest definition that is currently readily available), you're saying that 60" is too large for a tv? mattbbpl

What's this crap about seeing flaws in an image up close on a big screen?

We're talking about games here, and anything shown in it's native res (game wise) won't have artifacts no matter how close you sit. I game on a 106" projector, I can see artifacts on DVD's easy, but not when I'm gaming in native res. And I sit pretty close :P

720p is actually better than 1080i :? Dante2710

[QUOTE="Dante2710"]720p is actually better than 1080i :? mitu123

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"][QUOTE="McdonaIdsGuy"]I didn't get the new memo where it says upscaled means native.McdonaIdsGuy

I'm no tech wizard but I think 720p is supposed to be better for games than 1080i. So that's what I'll be using.Floppy_Jim

[QUOTE="mitu123"][QUOTE="Dante2710"]720p is actually better than 1080i :? NinjaMunkey01