Ninja Gaiden Sigma

By Richard Leadbetter Published 2 May, 2007

We go hands-on with the PS3 demo.

Available now on the Japanese and US branches of the PlayStation Store, Tecmo's Ninja Gaiden Sigma demo is an intriguing first look at what could well become the PS3's most intense, hardcore action game.

However, initial impressions of the demo are somewhat underwhelming. In terms of content, you're essentially getting exactly the same taster level as Xbox gamers did way back in 2004 - an exploratory sortie through the ninja village with a token puzzle to 'solve' before facing off against a nunchuka-wielding end-of-level boss.

The biggest differences are in the visuals - while it appears that the basic geometry used to create the levels is all but identical to the original Xbox version, the PS3 code benefits from completely redrawn, absolutely gorgeous textures, and subtle but beautiful lighting. Just like the Xbox version, Ninja Gaiden Sigma also runs at 60 frames per second, but the demo suffers pretty badly from v-lock sync issues - particularly when the most spectacular special effects are employed. So much so that even though we tried to avoid capturing it in our screenshots, a couple of instances are still there in both 720p and 1080p galleries.

'Ninja Gaiden Sigma' Screenshot 1

1080p

Speaking of which, Ninja Gaiden Sigma's 1080p support is somewhat odd. There's a touch more lag and more v-sync issues than 720p, but it's clear from the scaling artifacts that it's not a 1920x1080 game; chances are that Team Ninja are using one of the 'pseudo-1080p' modes added to the more recent versions of the PS3 SDK, where 1280x1080 and 1440x1080 support were added. Fewer pixels to render means faster frame rates, with the RSX GPU scaling up each frame to 1920x1080 before it reaches your display.

Gameplay is what matters though and despite the closeness to the Xbox version, Sigma plays beautifully - a hack and slash game with a control method so good to use, so wonderfully refined, that there's never been anything else quite like it. While it's still an extremely tough game (even this demo is no pushover), it merely illustrates that Ninja Gaiden requires time to master. There are few, if any, cheesy exploits or button-bashing shortcuts that'll prevent the need to fully master Sigma's control method.

The genius of this demo is its replayability. Completing it opens up additional difficulty levels along with the chance to get to grips with Sigma's second playable fighter, Rachel, who gets her own simple survival mode-style mission segment. An online ranking system is also in place which serves to show you just how bad you are at the game, and how much you have to learn. And if that doesn't do the job, the additional difficulty levels that are added (Hard, Very Hard, Master Ninja) brutally school you in what to expect from a game as demanding as this one.

'Ninja Gaiden Sigma' Screenshot 2

720p

However, it is a little disappointing that many of Ninja Gaiden Sigma's PS3-exclusive riches are absent from the demo - the full game boasts a new four-mission Rachel-based campaign to enjoy, new bosses, additional weaponry and new fighting experiences (such as doing battle while running on water, ninja-style). And some of the latest screenshots to issue forth from Team Ninja's labs show a level of graphical brilliance far beyond what the demo offers.

Ninja Gaiden Sigma is released in June, but the playable demo is available now from the PlayStation Store - fire up your PS3, make yourself a US Store account and download away. The Japanese rendition of the demo is lacking the gratuitous decapitations found in the US code, but otherwise both demos are identical with English and Japanese voices and subtitles.

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About Richard Leadbetter

Rich has been a games journalist since the days of 16-bit and specialises in technical analysis. Commonly known around Eurogamer as the Blacksmith of the Future.

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  • Hugundo #1 5 years ago

    Not worth the money.

    Yes i am bitter
    Edited by 1 at 02/05/07 @ 13:27

  • Santino #2 5 years ago

    its worth my money

  • #3 5 years ago

    I didn't know the US version had gore but the Jap one didn't?

    I downloaded the Jap version, might go get the US one.

  • Tonka #4 5 years ago

    My tv is too small

  • GamesProgrammer Verified Games Team Programmer, Eutechnyx Ltd. #5 5 years ago

    My toast is cold

  • RexRunti #6 5 years ago

    If I didn't already have the XBox version I'd definetly get this.

  • cellar_door #7 5 years ago

    If you have not played it before it is most certainly worth your money. It is a hell of good game.

    At least it was on the Xbox. And it would be hard to fuck up something that good.

  • Santino #8 5 years ago

    i wonder what is up with the tearing, i don't have any screen tearing and reading various forums have found out that its a case of roughly half do and half dont.

  • Shinblade #9 5 years ago



    er..... i've not esperience any v-sync tearing what-so-ever.

    weird.

  • Dizzy #10 5 years ago

    "such as doing battle while running on water, ninja-style"

    That was in the XBox version as well... unless you guys are referring to a new level?

  • Artemis_Matsas #11 5 years ago

    Me neither. I didn't had any problems with v-sync.

  • pjmaybe #12 5 years ago

    it's probably better off without the gore.

    Blood splatters in mid air? In doorways? Halfway up stairs but strangely suspended in space?

    Sorry, call me Mr Picky but c'MOAN we at least expected realtime blood physics from "the real next gen"

    Peej

  • enzima #13 5 years ago

    i must be lucky too...no v-sync tearing here!

    How awesome is this demo? I already finished it on master ninja, but i dont feel quite done with the demo just yet.....i'm guessing i'll play it untill the game comes. Anybody knows when will it be released here? I might just import this one....

  • Darren #14 5 years ago

    Weird, I've played right through the demo twice and never saw any v-sync issues whatsoever... :?

  • Caimbeul #15 5 years ago

    tearing/ lack of v-sync should be punishable by 25 year minimum in prison. It completely ruins games. I'd rathe less detail or no AA etc than suffer tearing and shit frame rates.

  • onyxbox #16 5 years ago

    some screenshots comparisons of NG Black on 360 vs Sigma on PS3 would be interesting.

  • MrBiggles #17 5 years ago

    Already played this game to death on Xbox, nice for PS3 owners starved of good games but 360 owners are waiting for the real deal, Ninja Gaiden 2.

    Enjoy your port on Bluray-station 3...
    Edited by 1 at 02/05/07 @ 14:12

  • LOLLERS #18 5 years ago

    I got terrible tearing on God of War 2, so I got my money back because it obviously made the game unplayable. I would have given it 9/10 but after seeing the tearing it's only a 2/10 at best. Also, I saw some pixels, which was a shame because up until that point I was convinced I was actually in ancient Greece.

  • MrBiggles #19 5 years ago

    Nah God of war 2 is terrible because it's a button masher dressed up in flashy visuals.

  • Artemis_Matsas #20 5 years ago

    @MrBiggles

    That was a really pathetic comment to make i'm afraid.

    edit: Actually, both of your previous comments fall into the same category.
    Edited by 1 at 02/05/07 @ 14:20

  • Darren #21 5 years ago

    @LOLLERS - I presume you played God of War II on the PS2 then because it's 100% tear-free on the PS3 as far as I can tell (as is Okami), and only missing the real-time character shadows for some bizarre reason.

  • DeCoR #22 5 years ago

    @Enzima
    Its down for June 30th on IGN for Europe I highly doubt that date though.

  • peterfll #23 5 years ago

    I played this and gameplay wise it's identical to the XBox version from 2004.

    Oh, and I also played it on 1080p and I DID get terrible v-syching issues.

    I thought Phil Harrison said 1080p was a guarantee of solid 60 fps? It drops frames too.

    Now, let me put that all into context. It still looks lovely. But somehow I did expect more.

    ps And if you die on the boss it sends you all the way back to the beginning - AARGH!

  • Rodster #24 5 years ago

    I compared the two versions. I played N.G. Black on the 360 and N.G. Sigma on the PS3. While the PS3 version obviously has more detail N.G.B. looks very impressive on the 360 and you get rumble.

    Also one small problem I ran into that I did not find a problem with the Xbox version. The Square button is used for attack and interact. I found myself in too many situations where i'm fighting only to get interrupted because I got to close to an interact object.

    IMO not worth the $60 price tag.

  • LOLLERS #25 5 years ago

    Yes, on the PS2. And I was being sarcstic because it really doesn't matter, just enjoy the games because none of them are going to live up to an expectation of them being photo-real and fault free...
    Edited by 1 at 02/05/07 @ 14:32

  • enzima #26 5 years ago

    "ps And if you die on the boss it sends you all the way back to the beginning - AARGH! "

    God, how much i love this game....

  • peterfll #27 5 years ago

    Why enzima you self-confessed sadist you.

    ;-)

  • crouchy #28 5 years ago

    Lmao as always at the fanboys. You're insecurities are hilarious and desperate.

  • crouchy #29 5 years ago

    Thwe ps3t is teh adoomedzz! gz!tujr

  • SomaticSense #30 5 years ago

    (from the article): but the demo suffers pretty badly from v-lock sync issues - particularly when the most spectacular special effects are employed. So much so that even though we tried to avoid capturing it in our screenshots, a couple of instances are still there in both 720p and 1080p galleries.

    Shit journalism. It is your job to inform the rest of us of how a games plays, looks like, and of any flaws. It is not your job to make the game look as good as possible. Are Team Ninja paying you PR money for trying to avoid the issue of screen-tearing in your screenshots? Didn't think so as you mentioned it in the article, so why try to hide it in the screenshots?
    Edited by 1 at 02/05/07 @ 14:57

  • Darren #31 5 years ago

    "The Square button is used for attack and interact. I found myself in too many situations where i'm fighting only to get interrupted because I got to close to an interact object."

    Yeah, I had the exact same problem too... which resulted in me going through a door instead of fighting and that, obviously, resets the other room when you go back into it... a bit annoying really and something I hope they fix for the final game as it never happened on the Xbox version.

  • figgis #32 5 years ago

    The X button has the same problem in the older games, I am replaying Ninja Gaiden Black at the moment. The graphics were amazing on the old xbox especially in progressive scan.

  • bonker #33 5 years ago

    "Speaking of which, Ninja Gaiden Sigma's 1080p support is somewhat odd. There's a touch more lag and more v-sync issues than 720p, but it's clear from the scaling artifacts that it's not a 1920x1080 game; chances are that Team Ninja are using one of the 'pseudo-1080p' modes added to the more recent versions of the PS3 SDK, where 1280x1080 and 1440x1080 support were added. Fewer pixels to render means faster frame rates, with the RSX GPU scaling up each frame to 1920x1080 before it reaches your display. "

    Welcome to True-HD(c) huh? :p

  • cellar_door #34 5 years ago

    Hmm having seen the screenshots it doesnt really look like a massive improvement in visuals from the Xbox. Hopefully it will look a lot prettier in motion.

  • SBfistfun #35 5 years ago

    Ninja Gaiden Sigma?

    Anae Gayden Smegma more like

  • RexRunti #36 5 years ago

    To be fair the XBox graphics of Ninja Gaiden put a lot of PS3 and 360 games to shame.

  • Eighthours #37 5 years ago

    NGS was confirmed as 720p native a while back, wasn't it? Any 1080p mode is simply upscaling.

  • nickthegun #38 5 years ago

    Flying Swallow is pretty cheesy. You can use that to kill virtually everyone.

  • Foxclose #39 5 years ago

    "Nah God of war 2 is terrible because it's a button masher dressed up in flashy visuals. "

    That's no excuse.
    Turn up the dificulty, otherwise all games are button-mashers!! :)


  • morriss #40 5 years ago

    Downloading this now. Been away for a few days and had completely forgotten about it!

  • MoGamer2006 #41 5 years ago

    This game was so hard, my neck veins nearly snapped... don't think I ever finished it.

  • SBfistfun #42 5 years ago

    Flying Swallow is pretty cheesy.

    godDDDAAAMmmmnn that's the kind of move SB would pay to see.

    mmMMMMm mmmm

  • El_MUERkO #43 5 years ago

    @SomaticSense

    you suck at trolling

  • The-Bodybuilder #44 5 years ago

    Who would have thought an update to a 3 year old xbox game would be the single game tempting me to buy a ps3?

    Unfortunately for sony, I'm broke at the mo.
    We'll see how june works out...

  • Erinan #45 5 years ago

    "In terms of content, you're essentially getting exactly the same taster level as Xbox gamers did way back in 2004"
    Well, it's the whole point of "next gen". Better graphics and... that's it :/

  • The-Bodybuilder #46 5 years ago

    >"That was in the XBox version as well... unless you guys are referring to a new level? "

    you could run on water, but not fight at the same time.

  • The-Bodybuilder #47 5 years ago

    >"I thought Phil Harrison said 1080p was a guarantee of solid 60 fps? It drops frames too. "

    Yes, let's all judge the ps3's capability based on a DEMO, it's logical thing to do, isn't it?

  • JediMasterMalik #48 5 years ago

    Not to mention that PH never said anything of the sort.

    Anyway I love NG, this demo was awesome, the full game will be awesome too.

  • The-Bodybuilder #49 5 years ago

    >"This game was so hard, my neck veins nearly snapped... don't think I ever finished it. "

    yellow-bellied CHICKEN

  • The-Bodybuilder #50 5 years ago

    Yes Jedi, although I've blayed NG and NGB to death, i'm still tempted to buy a ps3 for this.
    I can't wait for all those people who never played NG before to fight alma....on master ninja difficulty.

  • JediMasterMalik #51 5 years ago

    I was playing very difficult and I could barely pass the second or third area of enemies.

  • chacha #52 5 years ago

    it says alot about my PS3 that the only game i am eagerly awaiting to play on it is a remake of an old game that i have completed twice (NG and then NGB).
    but am looking forward to playing it and am hoping that it definitely has a lot more to offer than just a slight improvement in the graphics...

    seriously when i played this demo, i got NGB out on the 360 and compared... really is surprising how powerful the original xbox was when a developer knew what they were doing pusehed it
    Edited by 1 at 02/05/07 @ 17:06

  • peterfll #53 5 years ago

    Yes PH did say that, in the Edge PS3 special. He said that to achieve 1080p you automatically would achieve 60fps. I can't qualify what he said one way or another, only in that this demo is supposed to run at 1080p and it does drop frames.

    Christ on a bike, some of you are so precious, although I don't know why that surprises me.

    Oh, and flOw and Tekken are all 1080p and run at 60fps without any frame or VS issues.
    Edited by 1 at 02/05/07 @ 17:50

  • SeesThroughAll #54 5 years ago

    I would hardly take those games as graphical benchmarks of the PS3...

  • peterfll #55 5 years ago

    No, but to date that's all I have to go on in terms of what I have in my PS3 collection (that runs in 1080p).
    Edited by 1 at 02/05/07 @ 18:04

  • The-Bodybuilder #56 5 years ago

    didn't you know that fLOW uses all the might of the CELL chip?

  • peterfll #57 5 years ago

    I don't know if it does, but it IS completely engrossing in a way I never expected....

    ;-)

  • peterfll #58 5 years ago

    I beg pardon, I have GT HD of course and that also runs 1080p, no VS or frame issues.

  • enzima #59 5 years ago

    I am desperate to find any news related to NG2, anyone can help? I couldnt find any announcement, pictures, even rumors....wtf? why do they keep it secret? is it exclusive for 360?

  • Santino #60 5 years ago

    well yellowtruck as obvious as it is that this was originally an xbox game, it still looks good. I am far from impressed by DMC4 though considering it was built with current gen in mind. Either way, Ninja Gaiden is head and shoulders above DMC in every aspect that matters, the most important being a lack of cheese and a character who acts like a 12 year old boys idol.

  • The-Bodybuilder #61 5 years ago

    enzima, it may be that it doesn't exist.....yet.

    Best to wait 2 or so more years.

  • Les #62 5 years ago

    @enzima

    It would be really strange if, after bringing the first game to a different platform, the second game would be a platform exclusive again. But stranger things have and will happen...

    Could of course also be that Sigma is just to test the power of PS3. Team Ninja loves to develop primarily for the most powerful system. Apparently that's required for properly recreating bouncing boops and plastic clothing...

  • enzima #63 5 years ago

    @yellowtruck

    i am a graphic whore too, and its true that the game doesnt look much better then on old-gen, but in this case its hard to complain. its smooth, no frame-rate issues and that oh so perfect control system. I think that for pure action gamers, there is nothing better than this. GoW is great too, but sooooo much easier (yeah, on god mode too) it almost seems arcade. Now i never played DMC before, but if its anything like these two....i'm getting excited!

  • Les #64 5 years ago

    "Ninja Gaiden is head and shoulders above DMC in every aspect that matters, the most important being a lack of cheese and a character who acts like a 12 year old boys idol"

    I personally find all Team Ninja characters seriously lacking in appeal. They're just 1-dimensional plastic dolls. I really enjoyed the first DMC, Dante was an exceptional character. And like they say in the states "everything is better with cheese"... ;-)

  • Santino #65 5 years ago

    Les i was kind of meaning that Ryu just generally keeps his mouth shut and kills things, DMC characters never shut up even while killing 'enemies', and the cheesy cutscenes actually caused me to stop playing the 3rd game around 7 missions in. i mean honestly, screaming "yahoo" over and over while riding on a rocket? haha sorry but while cheese can certainly make somethings better (Top Gun would never be the same haha) in the case of DMC i have washed my hands with the series for good as any version of NG is a far better alternative with characters i don't hate. i'm not including GoW as that came is basically in a different genre, more to do with solving puzzles than complex fighting mechanics, and it works very well.
    Edited by 1 at 02/05/07 @ 19:26

  • Santino #66 5 years ago

    cheers lavalant i thought i was alone in hating Dante's character! while i really like God of War i don't think Ninja Gaiden 2 should use context moves as that would mess with the fast pace of the combat and tight intricacy of the combat system.

  • zuljin #67 5 years ago

    @lavalant
    "just think how many great old games i could buy for ps2, xbox 1, cube instead of wasting Ł500 on a ps3."

    Just think of how many great games you can play without shelling out 300 quid for an XBox360. Seriously, amazing argument. Gamestation sell great 2nd hand SNES games for a fiver. Theres always great old games out there, making the purchase of a Wii/PS3/XBox unnecessary. Some people like to go along with the times tho.

    And you can buy a PS3 for 400, so if you bought it for 500 you got hussled.

  • Scimarad #68 5 years ago

    I certainly didn't see any Vsynch issues I'm normally the first to moan about it...well, about the 7th actually.

  • spongebob #69 5 years ago

    Excellent article. I liked the technical scrutiny. Good writing.

  • manic_mouse #70 5 years ago

    "I just bought ninja gaiden black for Ł7 of off amazon, and play it on my 360 which plays it in 480p. "

    Doesn't the 360 upscale all Xbox games to 720p?

  • smelly #71 5 years ago

    >Doesn't the 360 upscale all Xbox games to 720p?

    no, it downscales from 1080i

  • redd #72 5 years ago

    Ok... it actually upscales everything up to 1080p.

  • ilmaestro #73 5 years ago

    Some new weapons are in the demo, contrary to what is implied in the penultimate paragraph.

  • HarryB #74 5 years ago

    Comment on this article.PLEASE

    haha

  • Scimarad #75 5 years ago

    I think if you are expecting NG:B running on the 360 to look anything like NG:S on the PS3 you are in for a nasty suprise;-)

    It does look nice but not that nice.

  • Eraser #76 5 years ago

    Yes, the 1080p vs 720p screenshots are really great, as they're both downsized to the exact same dimentions

  • drumbaby #77 5 years ago

    "with the RSX GPU scaling up each frame to 1920x1080 before it reaches your display. "

    I thought the PS3 was incapable of upscaling, and so if a game was 1080p then it was natively so?

  • drumbaby #78 5 years ago

    I enjoyed the demo, but will the full game be as devoid of atmosphere as the demo? Other than glossy graphics and (obviously) very good combat mechanics I didn't think the game had the same soul as, say, Devil May Cry 3, or God of War. I'd probably tire of it before the end if the gameplay was like this until the end, and in such a sterile game world.

    What's the story like in the Xbox version? Compelling or tacked on?
    Edited by 1 at 03/05/07 @ 07:48

  • JoyrexJ9 #79 5 years ago

    Meh-tacular

  • captainrentboy #80 5 years ago

    ''Dante is a prick''
    Good God that's the most venom filled insult I've ever seen being thrown at computer game character.
    Ohh and I completed Ninja Gaiden on the xbox, that makes me awesome. The flying bitch in the church could very well be the most annoying boss ever.
    I remember reading 'reviews' where the person reviewing it would give it 1 out of 5 just because they couldn't get past the very first boss...Wankers.

  • SpacemanX #81 5 years ago

    "with the RSX GPU scaling up each frame to 1920x1080 before it reaches your display"

    GPU doesn't scale anything. There is a separate scaler which does the scaling with zero hit in performance.

  • SeesThroughAll #82 5 years ago

    But the PS3 does not have a scaler chip, or does it?

  • RexRunti #83 5 years ago

    To the guys getting worried about the difficulty. Yes the game is hard but it isn't impossible. When I first played it on the XBox the first boss took several attempts and one of those life things. But I stuck with it, going from rediculously hard boss to rediculously hard boss (yes Alma is obscene), whilst trying not to die when fighting the pretty hard grunts. When I was about halfway through I was at friend's house and he had to go out and leave me there for an hour or so I started agian on his xbox and completed the first three or four levels without dying. I've since completed it on the hardest difficulty.

    So in short the game is constantly challenging (it's also massive for an action game), but you will get better. This was one of the best games of last generation so if you didn't have it on the Xbox get it on the PS3.

    PS Sudden thought. I'm assuming the PS3 version won't have the giant Xbox statue in it.

  • RexRunti #84 5 years ago

    Oh Re: Plot.

    It's not tacked on but it's not great. It's not terrible either. Think average anime movie. The more you put into the game the more you get out of the plot.

  • huxathon #85 5 years ago

    So it's the PS3 that's the xbox 1.5 and not the 360?

  • JediMasterMalik #86 5 years ago

    No no, the story and settings are terrible. In fact the combat and graphics are really it's only redeeming features, but damn they do redeem it well. :)

  • SpacemanX #87 5 years ago

    @SeesThroughAll

    PS3 does indeed feature a hardware scaler. The scaler is pretty restricted, but does what is needed.

  • BabaBooey #88 5 years ago

    Being one of the people with a PAL SDTV I hope this game will get a decent PAL conversion because Ninja Gaiden in 50hz on the X-Box was HORRENDOUS.
    Tearing and framerate issues all over the place. And since PS3 doesn't even have a PAL60hz mode..

  • Les #89 5 years ago

    "So it's the PS3 that's the xbox 1.5 and not the 360?"

    Gameplay-wise, both of them offer nothing new.

  • VMerken #90 5 years ago

    You know, as long as cheese is confined to cutscenes which can be skipped, experienced gamers won't really regard it as a negative. If it comes out full power during the actual game, then it can become an annoyance. The DMC series has a bit of both for me:

    DMC is completely awesome. Master Ninja Alma? Be sure to try Dante Must Die Mundus 2 then. Get hit and go straight to jail - you cannot pass start.

    DMC 3 on the other hand completely shut me down right after the succubus. An Ee-lek-trik guy-tahr as a weh-ay-pon? And you deliver the finishing move with an all-out drop-on-the-floor power chord? Uhh - fits way better into all-out nuttiness such as God Hand if you ask me.

    Merely observing.

  • bladeaku #91 5 years ago

    Eurogamer shows it crapness again,trying to review a demo of a half finished game yes its a port of the xbox version with a few extras tacked on.
    Not a game to buy when will the ps3 get some decent software?

  • TRUTH #92 5 years ago

    I have a 50" Pioneer plasma that plays 1080p...to say there is big difference from 720p/1080i from 1080p is bull.

    1) 1080 is only really useful on large screens and enough space to sit back to notice the difference (though don't expect to be a major leap).

    2) Motor Storm runs a 720p not 1080p. Ninja Gaiden also runs/plays better at 720p, as do many PS3 titles.

    3) Games run smoother and play better on a steady 720p rather then 1080p. Take 'NBA Street: Homecourt' for example, run this on 1080p and watch it stutter along...Ridge Racer on 360 look better and more detailed on 720p, then PS3 1080p display.

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    4) Xbox 360 is now capable of displaying 1080p - just update your system by free a download from xbox.com, you also get to play Street Fighter III Third Strike. Panzaar Dragoon Otra in widescreen 720p too.

    5) Very few games will able to use 1080p due to the processing needed. Games that don't require to much things going on at once or are heavy on graphics, sound, A.i..etc may be able to do it, such as: Virtual Tennis/Fighter 5...Games like Motor Storm/Resistance/Call Of Duty (all 30fps) probably can't, due to more processing needed for these types of games. This is main reason many games will be using standard 720/50p. This is the standard 90% of all games will be running. Oh! 1080p is already being surpassed by Super Hi-Def, you'll be seeing tv's that run these resolutions in approx 4+yrs. I think some PC's are able to run games in Super Hi-Def already.


  • Les #93 5 years ago

    @ TRUTH

    I fully agree with you that 1080p (any HD) is useless for gaming. Very nice of you to undermine your argument by sneaking in the point that your precious 360 can output in 1080p as well…

    How much did your soul cost? Maybe we can start a fund raising here at EG and buy you out…

  • TRUTH #94 5 years ago

    I want to love my PS3 (my brothers ), but it's seems more hype then anything so-far!