Call of Duty: Ghost (Consoles)

Well, until something more substantial is forthcoming, best to wait for direct-feed.

warb said:
Wasn't Call of Duty 2 a 720p_60fps Xbox 360 launch title?
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It was a pretty awful framerate IIRC. It was smoother if you set the console to 480p since they didn't stick to 720p/downscale for that game.
 
HD in video gaming[edit]
The PlayStation 3 game console and Xbox 360 can output native 1080p through HDMI or component cables. Both systems have few games which appear in 1080p. Most games only run natively at 720p or less, but can be upscaled to 1080p. The Wii can output up to 480p (enhanced-definition) over component, which while not technically HD, is very useful for HDTVs as it avoids de-interlacing artifacts. The Wii can also output 576i in PAL regions.
Native 1080p produces a sharper and clearer picture compared to upscaled 1080p. Besides increasing the visual quality of games, users can also download or stream HD movies and video clips from the PlayStation Network or Xbox Video services to their respective consoles. The PlayStation 3 can also play Blu-ray Discs which hold HD data.
Though only a handful of games available have the native resolution of 1080p, all games on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 can be upscaled up to this resolution. Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 games are labeled with the output resolution on the back of their packaging, although on Xbox 360 this indicates the resolution it will upscale to, not the native resolution of the game.
An increasing number of PC games can be rendered in 1,920×1,080 or higher.
Nintendo's new console, the Wii U, supports HD. Both the Xbox One and Playstation 4 support full HD. However, the native resolution of games can vary per platform. For example, Call of Duty: Ghosts has a native resolution of 720p on the Xbox One and 1080p on the Playstation 4.
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Could this be the source?
 
Delta9 said:
MS should have just stuck with the name xbox 720 :LOL:
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As long as the game supports stereoscopic 3D I don't care about the resolution.

I highly doubt it is 720p on the Xbox One though. I don't see that happening in a CoD game for some reason.
 
Cyan said:
As long as the game supports stereoscopic 3D I don't care about the resolution.

I highly doubt it is 720p on the Xbox One though. I don't see that happening in a CoD game for some reason.
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I think this post practically confirms it. http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=87067825&postcount=1017

CBOAT'S rumor is likely to come true I bet.

By the way, I hope you aren't fans of 1080p on Xbox One. When the hardware is out in the wild you will see what I meant about issues. Up-clocks too. Risk is everywhere at the moment, this place is nuts. A 2014 release was a better plan.
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Betanumerical said:
Lets wait till its out to see what it is, we need to keep in mind that developers are not infallible though.
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In the article they do state that they are starting at 60fps on every platform and working their way from there. They never actually say that it's @1080.
 
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