Well, looks like another 180

To anybody who says they can't tell a difference between 1080p and 720p, they are either lying or never went shopping for a tv.

When an individual has a 1080p tv and a game has lower resolution, it may get upscaled, but the tv tries to compensate for the lower resolution and saturate the tv with pixels. This adds a nasty blur affect, not as bad when it's in Video Game mode if your tv has it but definitely noticeable.

Yeah it's 60 fps on minute, 45 the next, down to 30 and then up to 60. With lower resolution that is totally noticeable (I sometimes think lots of people just play on mom and dad's tv and never went shopping for a tv, the difference is massive hence the large market for 1080p Tvs), texture pop and the even worse asset pop-in.

X.bone's 720p is what's truly laughable...I guess that's why there is no interest in playing games on cable boxes :/

I'll take 1080p and a rock-solid 30 fps over a jittery and dipping 60 fps with lower resolution, texture pop and something looking like ASS. Any day of the week :)

@LuKVai Same here, getting a Wii U next year. Waiting for a bundle with the new Zelda. Hoping to hear more about Star Fox and a new Metroid, too

Nothing is worse then a choppy framerate. And nasty texture pop-in. Sadly, Dead Rising 3 was the poster child for both :/

@skocab I thought gameplay in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time was the best ever. 15 fps, maybe?

@Arcturuss why, because they focus on story, characterization and writing, along with cool Victorian guns? How dare they!