GamingBolt - With the advent of next gen consoles i.e. the PlayStation 4 and the next Xbox, one term that has gained a lot of traction in the last few months is 4K gaming. Sony have earlier spoken about 4K gaming and while it won’t be hitting the PlayStation 4 at launch, it is in the pipeline for a few years later.
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It's only a matter of the when the tech is going to be affordable and the best appropriate time for game devs to put it in their budgets.
We might just suddenly be surprised in a couple of months when a 4K game would come out of nowhere.
personally i think they should skip 4K and wait till 8K is affordable enough! then itll be like stepping from SD to HD all over again, you see a good difference between 1080 and 4K, but no AN AMAZING different! its abit like going from 720 to 1080.
DVD quality or what SD looked in PAL regions if I'm correct wasn't that far of 1280 by 720
http://www.digitaltrends.co...
SD PAL 720 by 576 = 414720 pixels total
DVD PAL (horizontal scaling) 1024 by 576 = 589824 pixels total
1280 by 720 = 921600 pixels total
1920 by 1080 = 2073600 pixels total
3840 by 2160 = 8294400 pixels total
These screen shots have been taken from a 4K monitor and we can view them because they're screen shots.
On my 1920 by 1080 at 120Hz monitor I can force 2880 by 1600 at 60Hz an it looks incredible. its called Downsampling and PC gamers have been doing it for years.