@04:15 – Actually 100% of the time both the 360/PS3 do not …
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Comment on Wii U Graphics “Worse Than PS3 After All” by Anonymous:
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@04:15 – Actually 100% of the time both the 360/PS3 do not natively output 1080P. The internal framebuffer for both the 360/PS3 are 720P and the hardware scalers upscale the games from there.
So no matter what you will never see a title on the 360/PS3 that is natively in 1080P as it’s physically impossible for the hardware. As the framebuffers are set at 720P and then the hardware scalers scale up from there.
Xenos is the hardware scaler for the 360 and Pure Video scaler is the hardware scaler for the PS3.
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- Wii U Graphics “Worse Than PS3 After All”:
Fucking peasants. PC master race reporting in.
- Wii U Graphics “Worse Than PS3 After All”:
The reporter is clearly confused: Wii U was never meant to match any of the hardware specs of those high-powered loser machines. Only a stronger version of Wii. And of course Wii is far weaker in graphics than said machines. But it still outsold them.
- Wii U Graphics “Worse Than PS3 After All”:
I saw the trailer its called Special armored edition its an outfit for batman exclusive to Wii U.
- Wii U Graphics “Worse Than PS3 After All”:
AW U SAD?
- Wii U Graphics “Worse Than PS3 After All”:
cause you’re blind
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