Believe it or not, it's Mirror's Edge. I mean, all my games and even my screensavers look better, but Mirror's Edge shows the most noticeable improvement thus far.
I would imagine playing Madden or NCAA Football would be vastly improved, given that you almost need to select the wideview to see the wide receivers and the entire secondary. At least on a big screen HDTV it would still look good regardless of how far you have to zoom out.
It's true, but that's one genre of video game I'll never get into. Just not my thing. My sister plays NBA2k9, though, and it looks and sounds much better on this screen.
It's interesting, though. Some games looked beautiful on both TVs, though they definitely look better on the the HD, like Flower. Other games, like Uncharted 2 and Mirror's Edge, are an entirely new experience.
I've yet to try out Fallout 3 or Metal Gear Solid 4. The latter I expect is quite incredible in HD, despite the game still probably being terriblie.
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joseph_valencia Dec 8, 2009
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zippdementia Blogger Dec 11, 2009
It's interesting, though. Some games looked beautiful on both TVs, though they definitely look better on the the HD, like Flower. Other games, like Uncharted 2 and Mirror's Edge, are an entirely new experience.
I've yet to try out Fallout 3 or Metal Gear Solid 4. The latter I expect is quite incredible in HD, despite the game still probably being terriblie.