Tech blogger Rasmus Slot writes: "When playing video games or rendering other kinds of 3D intensive application on your pc you always want the best possible rendering quality in order to have the most immersive experience, but quite often the screen you are using won't surpass 1920x1080(1080p) or even do much more then 1368x768 (768p) when using a laptop..."
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That's ridiculous, lol. I'm waiting for the guy that says its too cpu-intensive for the Switch 2. This game is old af and has been released like 17 times.
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to be fair, the game would have to natively be done in 4k resolution, THEN be viewed on a 4k screen. All were seeing now is 1080p games "upscaled" to 4k, then viewing on a 1080p screen again. Kinda hard to really see much of a substantial "improvement". I really do wonder how I can get a glimps of TRUE 4k res texture maps on a true 4k screen.
Gaming at 4K would be really impressive but i'd rather have games with 60 FPS on a 120hz HDTV.
give me 4k over 3D anyday
next gen consoles wont even do 1080p at 60 frames all the time, towards the end of next gen we'll be seeing 720p with bad framerates again
people do not want to pay $800 for a console
you aint going to get 4k anything for $350
no way in hell ima be able to buy a new led that can sport 4k resolutions for a console if they even make em... my monitor can do 1/2 that but i dont PC game too much to care..