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**ephekt** · 02-10-2009, 04:43 PM

SF4 is the only one I care about, and even that looks mediocre. I'm hoping it will at least be as good as HD Remix...

Originally Posted by Mr. E

I have very little interest in any of those games. Two of them are on Xbox 360 and Killzone still doesn't validate anyone owning a PS3 for the games.

Little Big Planet, Siren and MGS4 do though imo. I bought my PS3 for BluRay first and foremost but will be replacing it with one of the upcoming Denon, H/K or Oppo boxes for proper bit streaming and a few other features the PS3 lacks.

Also, I refuse to buy another 360 after going through 3 in 3 years when I really only played one game on it.

Originally Posted by Absolution

edit: I own the Dark Knight, and the imax shots were nice, but I honestly don't notice a difference between 1080i and 1080p; plus they're more expensive.

You can't tell the difference between a 480p upconvert and native 1080p? Unless your TV is like 32" or you need glasses or something I find that hard to believe.

**Absolution** · 02-10-2009, 06:36 PM

Originally Posted by ephekt

SF4 is the only one I care about, and even that looks mediocre. I'm hoping it will at least be as good as HD Remix...

Little Big Planet, Siren and MGS4 do though imo. I bought my PS3 for BluRay first and foremost but will be replacing it with one of the upcoming Denon, H/K or Oppo boxes for proper bit streaming and a few other features the PS3 lacks.

Also, I refuse to buy another 360 after going through 3 in 3 years when I really only played one game on it.
You can't tell the difference between a 480p upconvert and native 1080p? Unless your TV is like 32" or you need glasses or something I find that hard to believe.

I said 1080i, 480p is not 1080i.

**ephekt** · 02-10-2009, 11:31 PM

Originally Posted by Absolution

I said 1080i, 480p is not 1080i.

I thought the context was BD vs DVD... or did I misread that?

**SneeBeezums** · 02-10-2009, 11:50 PM

Originally Posted by ephekt

I thought the context was BD vs DVD... or did I misread that?

I imagine he's comparing upscaled DVDs to 1080i vs a BluRay in 1080p. I don't think BluRay is all worth the money right now, but there is still a noticeable difference in video and sound quality.

**ephekt** · 02-11-2009, 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by SneeBeezums

I imagine he's comparing upscaled DVDs to 1080i vs a BluRay in 1080p. I don't think BluRay is all worth the money right now, but there is still a noticeable difference in video and sound quality.

Yeah, that's what I got from it as well. My point about 480p was that it's the native DVD resolution... only it's being upscaled to 1080i/p.

Imo, BD is definitely worth it if you have a 42"+ TV. At this size the extra resolution really does shine over upscaled DVDs. Not to mention 24p, proper 5:5/3:3 pulldown and 7.1 audio.