Yep.
Some people seem to be a little confused at the resolution thinking that it upscales from 960x1080 to 1920x1080 like you would upscale a sub 1080p game to 1080p, it doesn't. I made some images to help.
Okay, so let's say the red lines are what is being updated while the black lines are empty space.
Now this is what it looks like on frame 1
On frame 2 this is what it looks like
And when frame 2 comes it it blurs the information from frame 1 to fill in the black spaces. This is why it looks fine when standing still but looks blurry and odd in motion. If we could take a single frame of KZSF's multiplayer with this effect turned off it would look something like this.
Zoom in to see the full effect.
The grey lines are dead space where nothing is being rendered on this frame.
So techinically the game is rendering at 1920x1080, just not on each frame.
I am not getting the comparisons to a launch title really.
Thank you for explaining it. I kind of knew what it was doing but I was just laughing to myself at my inability to explain it. KZ:SF is basically interlacing.
To be fair to the thread, the worst thing anyone has said is that they won't ever buy another one of their games. Your post on hyperbole is... well, hyperbole.
That means that Guerrilla doesn't think they lied. And I don't think they did either. If they wanted to lie, they wouldn't have put this direct feed out there.
This is more hilarious than it has any right being. Isn't that the closest term to explain what's happening in the game?
And
Sony didn't "lie," Guerrilla Games did. And on the slimmest of technicalities, they weren't lying.
Oh, definitely.
I expect an apology because I corrected my post and explained my mistake =P
I forgot to put i instead of p. I did it in my later post. Let me edit that real fast. And yes, I do know what interlacing is. Just cool your jets sp3000 cph.
Some people seem to be a little confused at the resolution thinking that it upscales from 960x1080 to 1920x1080 like you would upscale a sub 1080p game to 1080p, it doesn't. I made some images to help.
Okay, so let's say the red lines are what is being updated while the black lines are empty space.
Now this is what it looks like on frame 1
On frame 2 this is what it looks like
And when frame 2 comes it it blurs the information from frame 1 to fill in the black spaces. This is why it looks fine when standing still but looks blurry and odd in motion. If we could take a single frame of KZSF's multiplayer with this effect turned off it would look something like this.
Zoom in to see the full effect.
The grey lines are dead space where nothing is being rendered on this frame.
So techinically the game is rendering at 1920x1080, just not on each frame.
I can agreed to that.
Somewhat, killzone runs 1080i
Some people seem to be a little confused at the resolution thinking that it upscales from 960x1080 to 1920x1080 like you would upscale a sub 1080p game to 1080p, it doesn't. I made some images to help.
Okay, so let's say the red lines are what is being updated while the black lines are empty space.
Now this is what it looks like on frame 1
On frame 2 this is what it looks like
And when frame 2 comes it it blurs the information from frame 1 to fill in the black spaces. This is why it looks fine when standing still but looks blurry and odd in motion. If we could take a single frame of KZSF's multiplayer with this effect turned off it would look something like this.
Zoom in to see the full effect.
The grey lines are dead space where nothing is being rendered on this frame.
So techinically the game is rendering at 1920x1080, just not on each frame.
1080i*
"Upscaling" really isn't a very accurate description. The results are qualitatively very different.
