You've watched tons of videos on it, okay. Well, you're wrong and do not know what you're talking about. I've actually ran the tests on a high end Plasma and they came out exactly the same as 120hz monitors.
I'm not sure if you're right or wrong but why is this an assertion that backs your claim?
I have a top end Panasonic plasma. It's not anywhere as good as a high end 120-144hz monitor, especially for twitch games (Counter Strike:GO, Quake Live, etc.). Just a shame there's no IPS 120-144hz panels.
Mine passes every single motion resolution test that they made for those high hz monitors, so dunno what to tell you about yours. It plays games perfectly too, I'm not big into super-twitchy shooters though, action games are more my thing.
Read my edit. It's not about motion resolution (which I agree is better on a plasma than virtually every LCD/LED) but input latency, responsiveness, and smoothness.
Eh, the whole point is that Plasmas have a super smooth image due to how they work. 60hz on one is not the same as 60hz on a lcd. The workings of shit like Panasonic's 2500 FFD is entirely different than how LCDs display.Read my edit. It's not about motion resolution (which I agree is better on a plasma than virtually every LCD/LED) but input latency, responsiveness, and smoothness.
120hz-144hz monitors simply show more frames, leading to a smoother, more accurate picture. It also gives your brain more time to process and react to the game, which is particularly important in twitch based games where 10ms can be the difference between life and death.
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Well, from the Edge article and other buzz around the internet it's probably 900p if they want to keep the framerate solid. Either that or they'll go with 1080p and just let it take the frame rate hit.
Right, which makes a plasma a better choice than a regular LCD, but an inferior choice to a 120hz/144hz monitor (note: not a 120hz/240hz television that uses motion interpolation to fake its smoothness). 120-144hz monitors are also designed specifically to reduce latency, which plasmas televisions are not.
Not that I will actually play multiplayer in that game. Probably not anyways.
I got some hands on time with Killzone on Thursday at the Eurogamer Expo and I wasn't too impressed. It looks nice, but it still controls horribly like every other entry in the series.
Yeah, it does. There's really no "good" excuse for dedicated servers to not be standard (there's plenty of bullshit excuses that they give though!).
Well, like I said, I can see the difference between 90fps and 120fps very easily, so even switching from 120fps to 60fps is jarring to me. When I was younger, I would have done all my gaming on a 120hz-144hz monitor for sure, but I just don't give a shit nowadays. I'm a lot more relaxed about these sorts of things than I used to be. A plasma is good enough for my needs, so I'll keep using my plasma for the majority of my gaming.
What's weird though, is Morin just recently said he's unsure if the game runs at 1080p or 720p. That dodge, combined with this bit of news, is enough to make one wonder if the X1 is actually running at 720p.
