Sony a sus estudios internos, según leí, les pide 1080p; a las third parties, les anima a las 1080p pero obviamente cada una hace lo que quiere.
Otras noticias que leo en Neogaf del TGS que me parecen muy interesantes:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.ph ... stcount=11plainr_ escribió:http://www.gamesradar.com/playing-ps4-games-ps-vita-tv-lagless-slightly-compressed-experience/
Playing PS4 games with PS Vita TV is a lagless, slightly compressed experience
Hollander Cooper on September 18, 2013
Sony continued to shine a spotlight on PS Vita TV during its Tokyo Game Show keynote, talking up the little device's ability to stream Vita, PS3, and PS4 games. But how they would look, and--more importantly--how they would play, was yet to be known. As soon as the show floor opened we made a beeline to Sony's booth, and after getting hands-on with the hardware we left with mixed opinions.
There's definitely a visual hit when you're using the PS Vita TV to play PS4 games. We played Knack, one of the console's flagship launch titles, and though it looked good, there was definitely something a bit off. In a way, it almost looked like we were watching a YouTube video running at 1080p--it was serviceable, and looked good, but had minor tinges of compression.
That's the (relatively minor) bad news. The good news is that it played flawlessly. During our 10-minute demo we experienced no lag whatsoever. It felt as though we were playing a game running on the hardware, not a game being streamed wirelessly to it. So while you're not getting the full-fledged next-gen experience (especially if you're playing using a PS3 controller, as we were), you're definitely getting an extremely solid experience.
Well, so long as you live in Japan--Sony still hasn't announced plans to release PS Vita TV in the US/UK, despite using almost exclusively Americans in the promotional images and ad campaigns. Hopefully that is alleviated soon, since we're definitely excited for this interesting piece of tech.
http://www.engadget.com/2013/09/19/hand ... vita-2013/Hands-on with the new PlayStation Vita (update: video!) HD
By Ben Gilbert posted Sep 19th, 2013 at 1:47 AM 85
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As for that new LCD screen, it looked perfectly fine to us. Games still looked great; in fact, we tried out PlayStation 4 Remote Play functionality on the new Vita with Knack, and it looked incredible. Of course, it's a PS4 game running on a little LCD screen, so it'd better look pretty incredible.
Handson with the new PlayStation Vita
Remote Play functionality was similarly impressive. There was zero perceptible lag between PlayStation 4 on-screen action and what we were inputting on the Vita. The same sentiment applies to input directly on the Vita for the PS4 game we were playing: no lag, as if Knack were a game being played locally on the Vita. How this will play out with your own home WiFi is another question altogether, which we'll test more thoroughly when we get PlayStation 4 review units in the coming weeks. As of right now, it more than stands up to NVIDIA's Shield. If anything, it bests the Shield's streaming performance with zero hitches while we played.
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Según he leído, en la Vita se puede ajustar la calidad de la imagen en el Remote Play, con lo cual supongo que uno podría jugar con ella según la calidad de la señal. Pero vamos, las noticias son excelentes: parece que el invento funciona, y si la calidad es equivalente a los 1080p de Youtube, está muy bien.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.ph ... ostcount=1Bundy escribió:http://www.edge-online.com/news/tokyo-game-show-shuhei-yoshida-on-ps4s-prospects-in-japan-gaikai-vita-tv-and-more/
Tokyo Game Show: Shuhei Yoshida on PS4′s prospects in Japan, Gaikai, Vita TV and
Daniel Robson at 01:38pm September 19 2013
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Is Gaikai a long-term project? Will we see it anytime soon?
We are planning to start serving PS3 games on cloud servers in the States next year for PS4, PS3 and PS Vita – and that means PS Vita TV as well – and expand in regions and content. And as far as content is concerned, the first games that will exist will be PS3 games. We’d like to offer a variety of games, because with video services like Netflix or Hulu, you just want to browse through different movies, watch five minutes and if you’re bored you can move on to something else – and that’s part of the fun. But we have to make sure that the game can work through the internet, so we have to go through certification for each title. So we’ll start with a certain number of titles and gradually expand the library.
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Vamos, que se podrá jugar a través de Gaikai a juegos de PS3 (y en el futuro, de otras plataformas... PS4 supongo que también) tanto en la PS4, como en la PS3 y la Vita/VitaTV.
Y por cierto, el 19 de septiembre terminaba el baneo a juan19: bienvenido si ya has vuelto o si te toca esperar hasta la noche
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http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.ph ... tcount=156DBT85 escribió:https://twitter.com/yosp/status/377011504425340929
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