This article was debunked a while back. Those same customers didn't know the difference between an HD-DVD player and an upscaling DVD player, which was labelled as a "High Definition DVD player".
[QUOTE="jimm895"]Hmmm and isn't the all hyped Halo 3 headed into a lawsuit because of the claims that was made and weren't delivered are being investigated now. This could be something the government may want to investigate because there forceing all TV broadcast mediums to go digital within the next year here in the US.tylerdurden2621
what are you talking about
Uhh......I am mildy interested in what jimm895 is trying to say here so can someone please translate his post to english.
Microsoft/Bungie is being sued because they advertised Halo 3 as being a High Definition game, and it's not.
Well thats going to totally fail, maybe its specs are a bit less, but the visuals in the game are up to par or better than almost all of the other 360 games. I can see if they released halo 3 and it came out looking like a last gen game, but clearly that is not the case. Thanks for the translation though, but I wouldn't be too worried if I were microsoft or bungie.
Nope, it will succeed. The game is listed as being 720p/1080p and yet, it's actually only 640p.
[QUOTE="jimm895"]Hmmm and isn't the all hyped Halo 3 headed into a lawsuit because of the claims that was made and weren't delivered are being investigated now. This could be something the government may want to investigate because there forceing all TV broadcast mediums to go digital within the next year here in the US.tylerdurden2621
what are you talking about
Uhh......I am mildy interested in what jimm895 is trying to say here so can someone please translate his post to english.
Microsoft/Bungie is being sued because they advertised Halo 3 as being a High Definition game, and it's not.
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