Recent content by tritosine5G

The replacement of crouch button with melee-combo is pretty big flaw in my book, but then I favor sneaky/adherent , henchmen directing type gameplay instead of collective run&gun, thought ME1 was better in this aspect than Fallout3 (= meaningful control over henchmen) , then ME2 was a...

http://graphics.tudelft.nl/~wouter/curriculum.html (?)

A Third Generation Timing Controller A Third Generation Timing Controller And Column Driver Architecture Using Point-to-Point Differential Signaling http://www.ti.com/lit/an/snla170/snla170.pdf

...hopefully not for long:lol:

-so where is the grayscale coming from , is it PWM ?

I think photoluminescent TN can do over 10.000:1 real contrast probably all-round better than IPS.. In a similar vein of research- http://www.tue.nl/en/publication/ep/p/d/ep-uid/122088/ : - I'm not sure polarizers are needed to begin with?

TN could beat up IPS rather easily , funny enough, the way to do it is restricting viewing angles, and gain it back: http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2000SPIE.3955...70C

http://www.psy.vanderbilt.edu/courses/hon185/SpatialFrequency/SpatialFrequency.html

haha display?

-if they could do diablo2esque "desert themes" from scratch that would be sort of cool as hell ...

there are quite a few papers around: http://www.aes.org/events/31/program.htm

Hopefully they pay homage to secret areas, hidden stash like in Metro2k33, and we can expect interiors like Fallout3-s hotel and hospital locations (with hidden doors and traps) would be such great setting for this game. Those areas made Fallout3 a much better game. Mechanized foes aren't a...

well yeah that's close to the crux of it , there are worlds of difference between 'authentic sounding' vs. 'hyperrealistic sounding' , it will take a good long while for the latter to tone down .

"Rambus Trims Focus on Display Tech" http://finance.yahoo.com/news/rambus-trims-focus-display-tech-163834169.html

I think this stuff is still under research, I don't think we know enough to pull of such "extra perceptual" stuff as it's portrayed.