There are separate trailers for PS4 and 4Pro versions? Or are they made of both consoles, clearly labelled?Trailers exist for a reason.
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There are separate trailers for PS4 and 4Pro versions? Or are they made of both consoles, clearly labelled?Trailers exist for a reason.
Oups, no, well forget trailers.There are separate trailers for PS4 and 4Pro versions? Or are they made of both consoles, clearly labelled?
I think London boy is asking for standard labelling on the box.
HDR, 4K, PSVR and Pro Enhanced; are all separate identifiers that can go a long way to making this process easier for the consumer.
And was it easy for them to say which games were 1080p on xb1?Offering additional labeling on the games, including HDR, 4K Ultra HD, and Enhanced, can't be that complicated considering competitors will be doing it.
And was it easy for them to say which games were 1080p on xb1?
http://ca.ign.com/wikis/xbox-one/PS4_vs._Xbox_One_Native_Resolutions_and_Framerates
I am not. You brought xbox in a ps4 thread saying it was easy for them to do it... I say they didnt do it previously. Because the box is publicity.Why are you trying to switch the conversation?
I am not. You brought xbox in a ps4 thread saying it was easy for them to do it... I say they didnt do it previously. Because the box is publicity.
It has to be forced with a TCR doesn't it?I'm talking about labelling with 3 new additional tags: HDR, 4K, and Enhanced. I only linked to the competitor to cut off all excuses of "It's difficult". Instead of addressing the topic of why Sony can't do it, you pivot to some other point.
How important this is depends on your process of buying games.
Look at it from the other way, shopping for a Sony game console. How do you know or decide if the 4Pro is worth the premium over the base?
As a normal consumer? Difficult question...Look at it from the other way, shopping for a Sony game console. How do you know or decide if the 4Pro is worth the premium over the base?
It was rejected.With 4K, resolution is ambiguous and sony even got sued for saying a games was 1080p or 60fps or whatever, because it was using temporal reconstruction.
If you are Sony and want to sell these consoles, you need to take charge of the information. What if you're an ordinary person going to buy a PS4, and you see a Pro in the shops, for more money? Why do you want that? What's better about it? How informed are the sales reps? Will they be telling consumers it's a 4K console, or will they be saying it's better resolution but the only real 4K console is XBOX, and roll out a comprehensive list of how XBOX games are better?As a normal consumer? Difficult question...
I certainly don't randomly walk into a bestbuy and glance at the shelves from a distance, thinking there are many of them 4k thingies logos, so I'm gonna get a Pro for little timmy.![]()
Thats a bit ironic when the Premium gamer is supposed to be the guy who looks into the details. Very bad from Sony if yuo ask me. They should have set proper quality standards and testing for Pro games and list teh enhancements1080p modes in the Pro all have framerate or IQ enhancements, but regardless: that's exactly it. Which is why Sony doesn't need or want to be more specific.
And was it easy for them to say which games were 1080p on xb1?
http://ca.ign.com/wikis/xbox-one/PS4_vs._Xbox_One_Native_Resolutions_and_Framerates