Until most games can sustain that framerate and be enjoyed on most tv's it kind of is, most people don't have true 120hz tv's even though they think they do.
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I think MS will make them exclusive but there are some small things that lead me to believe they may not as well. First off is the cost, spending that kind of money and not offering full retail price versions on other platforms means they'll never make it back. Secondly Bethesda is still going to be publishing the games so that in a way would make it look different than an xbox published game on other platforms. As I've said before this deal doesn't bring new content to xbox owners it just takes it away from people who play on other platforms so hopefully they don't make them exclusive but I think it's more than likely that they will.
Some here bring up Spider-Man being PS exclusive as a similar kind of thing but it's really not the same, there isn't a specific long standing spider-man game series that Sony bought out and took away from others, this is a new Spider-Man series that never appeared on another platform before.
Ok, so it may be a gimmick on consoles but it's not in general, on PC.
I think you are missing the joke. What i said are some of the common complaints about REAL triggers on firearms. I wouldn't actually expect the controllers to fell like a good, high quality, real trigger.
My fault I guess.. I expect Frozpot and and maybe one or two more people here would get what I was going for there.
I think 144hz and 240hz are more popular on the PC. I don't know many people who still play at 120hz. All the new monitors are going 144hz+. Hell my BenQ XL2720z I bought a long time ago is 144hz.
For games maybe next gen, definitely not this gen. How many gamers actually have true 120hz tv's? Not many is what I'm guessing.
As for media, I have no clue. People are going to stick with 24fps for movies for a while I'm assuming. We don't even have many 60fps movies.
I would say next gen at the earliest. For me, the difference between 30 and 60 fps is massive. I'll choose a 60fps mode over visuals, but I'm good with 60. 120 is getting more in the range for high end fps players. I think 4k 60 is going to be the sweet spot for gamers for a long time.
I can't see myself upgrading my display for a very long time.
When you already have the most popular game running it you can be sure most fps games will have the option.
HDMI 2.1,PS5/XSX and TV's supporting it are a hot Google search right now.
Those people displays and yours don't support the new standards HDMI 2.1 is bringing and displays that do support can be purchased for great starting prices.
Console gaming will make 120fps gaming even bigger.
Maybe. Time will tell. Just think it's a little early. 4k/60 isn't even the standard yet. People are still only starting to upgrade to 4K tv's, let alone ones that can support 120hz and VRR. I still believe most new titles will be targeting dynamic 4k / 60 fps in the near future.
It was early until COD and R6 got 120fps modes.
Most new TV purchases are 4K TV's.
Not many have 120fps enabled se(only a few models are available)ts but with the demand comes the product.
2021 MANY more sets will be available along with more support in upcoming game announcements.
They still can target 4K/60 and use 1080p/1440p upscaled to 4K @120fps.
Yeah PC players tend to be more concerned about those really high framerates and often lower their res and graphical settings to hit it so yeah it's not a gimmick there it's a real option, not one I'd go for personally as I'd rather have the higher graphical fidelity but everyone can make their own choice.
When it comes to TV's I hope we start seeing 12bit panels at some point soon, it'll make HDR that much more impressive.
"Ultimately, it’s the games that matter and Microsoft’s launch lineup has relied heavily on third-party games that aren’t backing up its performance claims. The Xbox Series X has been great at backward compatibility, accessibility, and accessory support, but Microsoft still needs to deliver more games from its Xbox Game Studios to really show the power of the console."
So true. 2021 will be a better year for the Xbox Series as devs get better with the GDK. Same with Sony, can't wait to see some of their heavy first party hitters in 2021. God of War Ragnarok, Ratchet and Clank and Horizon 2, I'm looking at you guys.
I don't see why it wouldn't be option on all future FPS games going forward.
It might be if the graphics settings are lowered in those fps titles. Not ruling that out for sure.
Yeah definitely. I hypothesize we will see a significant jump in visuals once we leave last gen behind for good so probably 2022-2023 time period with the first party exclusives that will be developed only for next gen going forward.
Exactly when the 3rd party advantage is actually a disadvantage....the "exclusive" games can't come soon enough.
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