[QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"][QUOTE="shawty1984"][QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"][QUOTE="game_boy286"]

Although that may be true, the same devolopers are putting games on 360 1080P but only 720P on PS3? whats with that, can you explane that (some examples are the orange box GRAW 2)

fs_metal

I hope you know that the 360 doesn't output true 1080P but only upscales the image of a 720P source. It's in most cases almost physically impossible to have a 1080P game on a regular DVD.

I'm not trying to bash 360, but from what I have heard, the system cannot play 1080P nativley and has a scaler that scales games from 720P up. Although to scale you need HDMI thus the Elite was born.

[QUOTE="shawty1984"][QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"][QUOTE="game_boy286"]

Although that may be true, the same devolopers are putting games on 360 1080P but only 720P on PS3? whats with that, can you explane that (some examples are the orange box GRAW 2)

Liquid-Prince

I hope you know that the 360 doesn't output true 1080P but only upscales the image of a 720P source. It's in most cases almost physically impossible to have a 1080P game on a regular DVD.

I'm not trying to bash 360, but from what I have heard, the system cannot play 1080P nativley and has a scaler that scales games from 720P up. Although to scale you need HDMI thus the Elite was born.

[QUOTE="shawty1984"][QUOTE="fs_metal"][QUOTE="shawty1984"][QUOTE="fs_metal"][QUOTE="shawty1984"][QUOTE="fs_metal"]I don't have hte box anymore and I really don't feel like pulling out my TV and unhooking it so I can type all that down. IT is just an off brand cheapo HDTV. I was shocked and stunned when the console said it was displaying at 1080, but I knew it was true all the same because I have seen the PS3 display at 480, 720 and 1080 and I recognize all of thos resolutions instantly when I see them. My TV really does display at 1080 dudefs_metal

Hey im just curious about somethin dose a PC moniter have a res of 1080P or even higher?game_boy286

[QUOTE="shawty1984"][QUOTE="fs_metal"][QUOTE="shawty1984"][QUOTE="fs_metal"]I don't have hte box anymore and I really don't feel like pulling out my TV and unhooking it so I can type all that down. IT is just an off brand cheapo HDTV. I was shocked and stunned when the console said it was displaying at 1080, but I knew it was true all the same because I have seen the PS3 display at 480, 720 and 1080 and I recognize all of thos resolutions instantly when I see them. My TV really does display at 1080 dudefs_metal

[QUOTE="shawty1984"][QUOTE="fs_metal"]I don't have hte box anymore and I really don't feel like pulling out my TV and unhooking it so I can type all that down. IT is just an off brand cheapo HDTV. I was shocked and stunned when the console said it was displaying at 1080, but I knew it was true all the same because I have seen the PS3 display at 480, 720 and 1080 and I recognize all of thos resolutions instantly when I see them. My TV really does display at 1080 dudefs_metal

I was still correct >.> It's DVD's for games Amsterdamned

[QUOTE="game_boy286"]

suriously what do you meen about the DVD, 360 uses HDDVDs you could never have these games on a standerd DVD

Amsterdamned

You sir are COMPLETELY wrong! The xbox360 uses DVD's! You can buy the HDDVD add-on but its not a BASE feature like Blu-ray in PS3. Not even a retard would make a Xbox360 game to fit only on a HDDVD since the majority of the Xbox fanbase doesnt have the add-on so that would be a huge decrease for sales... Please check your sources again

I don't have hte box anymore and I really don't feel like pulling out my TV and unhooking it so I can type all that down. IT is just an off brand cheapo HDTV. I was shocked and stunned when the console said it was displaying at 1080, but I knew it was true all the same because I have seen the PS3 display at 480, 720 and 1080 and I recognize all of thos resolutions instantly when I see them. My TV really does display at 1080 dudefs_metal

[QUOTE="shawty1984"][QUOTE="fs_metal"][QUOTE="shawty1984"][QUOTE="fs_metal"][QUOTE="BMWPro77"]Unless you have a TV that is larger than say 40 inches the resolution difference is not detectable. This is fact. That is why you don't see many 37" and smaller TV's that are 1080P. Did you notice that? The only 37" 1080P TV that I have seen so far is the Sharp Aquos.fs_metal

I have my X-Box 360 hooked up via component cables. The highest resolution I can get it to output with the component cables is 720p (which is a little odd because, when just watching normal TV, it displays alot of stuff in 1080i. Go figure. 1080p is rarely used for TV).

I have myPS3 hooked up through HDMI cables. It displays the standard resolution as 1920x1080. That's 1080. Before you jump on me and sya that it is displaying at 1080i and not p, let me finish. When I set my PS3 to display at 1080i and not 1080p, it will downscale to 720. It will not display 1080i. However, when I set it to run at 1080p instead of 1080i, it displays at the full 1080. The only conclusion you can draw from this is that, despite every indication being that it's highest resolution is 720p, the system CAN display at 1080p when HDMI cables are used.