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Originally posted by: DragonMasterAlex
Originally posted by: SALvation
Originally posted by: vshah
Originally posted by: AnnihilatorX
Originally posted by: cliftonite
Well if they start releasing HD content (movies and tv shows) on blue-ray discs and the first gen players are more than the PS3, then I would think about buying the PS3.
Something that leaned me towards PS3 is their 1080p HDTV support, while Xbox360 only supports 720p
remember though that EVERY xbox game will be 720p, while only a select few ps3 games will be 1080p
Wrong. 1080p will be the standard resolution for PS3 games.
Actually, that hasn't been announced. The announcement stated 1080p standard resolution supported. That's not a pronouncement that all games will be in 1080p. Given that a tiny fraction of the HD market is 1080p capable, and even the HD amrket *itself* is a tiny fraction of the TV market, 1080p support is nearly entirely irrelevant.
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UPDATE - 6:22PM - We have just been updated by our away team at the SCEA conference that not only will 1080p be supported by the system, but that this is considered the standard resolution for the system. Every game for the system will be in incredible, indelible, indubitable HD.
I agree that 1080p is overkill right now though. Especially dual output with 1080p. It really seems like that and all the different connectors that Sony listed for the PS3 were just slapped on to say they have more of something than the 360.