Nintendo Wii 2 with Blu-Ray and 1080p Support Coming in 2010?
by Chad Lakkis on October 28, 2009 at 4:08 pm
Fresh from the rumor department comes a supposed Wii 2 console leak being reported by Maxconsole.net. The leak apparently originates on/from the French gaming site Logic-sunrise.com, however I dug into the site a bit myself with Google Translate and couldn’t find any trace of the information Maxconsole claimed to be getting from them. It could be that it wasn’t posted on the French site itself although that wouldn’t make much sense.
All in all, the rumored “leak” states that Nintendo is working on a Wii sequel with the following: Read more…
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PS3 Underdelivers Again – FarCry 2 Gimped?
by Dan Landis on October 23, 2008 at 8:45 pm
After all this hullabaloo about how the PlayStation 3 is the only “true” HD console, here comes the release of FarCry 2 to slap Sony’s PR in the balls. In addition to people complaining about the messed-up widescreen and mandatory 3.5GB install, the PS3 version falls short of its Xbox 360 counterpart by only supporting 720p while the 360 version supports full 1080p.
I noticed this myself by looking at the back of the case for the game, a photo of which I’ve conveniently provided for you: Read more…
DMC4 is 720p on PS3 & Xbox 360 Despite Blog’s “Press Release”
by Patrick Steen on February 4, 2008 at 8:19 pm
A certain Gaming Blog got a tad worked up over a supposed Capcom Press Release, which states that the console versions of Devil May Cry 4 run at a sub-HD resolution. This press release was fake. Read more…
PS3 1.8 Firmware Update Available 5/24: Full 1080P Upscalling, Remote Play, and more…
by Chad Lakkis on May 23, 2007 at 8:14 pmSony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) just announced the availability of the latest version of the PS3 firmware, Version 1.80.
This is a significant upgrade as the system will now have the ability to upscale PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games, as well as DVD movies up to full 1080p HD resolution.
So bust out those PS1 and PS2 games, dust off the ol’ DVD collection and get ready for a dramatic enhancement in picture quality PS3 owners. A feature like this is normally reserved for Read more…
