Pointless for home use with that high resolution. 1080p is pretty much pointless on anything smaller than 50"Radiozo

http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2011/07/14/l-a-noire-xbox-360-top-june-npd-charts-3ds-sales-sluggish.aspx

While we don't know the sales for PlayStation 3, Xbox spokesman Major Nelson tweeted "Just saw the #NPD's Xbox sold 507k consoles in June, nearly 2x the nearest competitor."

Nintendo had a rougher month, selling 386,000 Nintendo DS units, 273,000 Wiis, and a paltry 143,000 Nintendo 3DS units. That 3DS number should be a little disturbing considering the fact that it had a bona fide triple-A title in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on store shelves.

3DS "the gimmick" looks like the next virtual boy. I bet within a year of Vita's release it will have sold more than the 3ds. R.I.P. 3DS

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How come PC gamers can't use PC/360 or PC/PS3 against console gamers?

xMinijackx

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soulitane

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480 looks horrible. Period

theuncharted34

Perfect dark zero runs at 1152x640.

OH MY LOL. Please stop with this thread then :lol:

[QUOTE="slarkyslark"][QUOTE="lightleggy"] lol see what im saying? you dont know anything you speak of. first of all if its displaying on a lower resolution than native is called DOWNscale, not "upscale" secondly there is nothing that says how good a tv can upscale, there are obviously some great tvs at doing it but there is no unit to meassure it or any scale. you say that if something that is of a higher resolution than the tv can stand, the tv will show it at 480p, this is true and its called downscale and it does not improves detail at all, however this does not exists with HDTV because they are higher res, they can display 480p, just not native. again you are wrong at everything you sayKrelian-co

480 looks horrible. Period

[QUOTE="slarkyslark"][QUOTE="lightleggy"] lol see what im saying? you dont know anything you speak of. first of all if its displaying on a lower resolution than native is called DOWNscale, not "upscale" secondly there is nothing that says how good a tv can upscale, there are obviously some great tvs at doing it but there is no unit to meassure it or any scale. you say that if something that is of a higher resolution than the tv can stand, the tv will show it at 480p, this is true and its called downscale and it does not improves detail at all, however this does not exists with HDTV because they are higher res, they can display 480p, just not native. again you are wrong at everything you sayKrelian-co

480 looks horrible. Period