The Xbox One exclusive title is set to release in about two weeks on March 14th 2014.

The founder of Respawn Entertainment Vince Zampella, has confirmed that TitanFall will not be at running at 1080p on the next-gen console.

It all started when a TitanFall twitter page announced that the game will be in 1080p.

Titanfall will be 1080p on Xbox One – http://t.co/izatMV1rXT (RT)

— Titanfall (@Titanfall_EN) February 25, 2014

Then someone else retweeted the post to Vince Zampella, where he briefly said:

@nico_n12 @Titanfallgame no

— Vince Zampella (@VinceZampella) February 26, 2014

That one small response crushed the rumors of the game, that was allegedly to be in full HD. There has been no announcement of the true resolution of the game,  just yet. Looks like we may have to wait till the game comes out.

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A user on NeoGAF, was awesome enough to post some images of the amazing game taken with screenshots. He combined numerous pictures to create one impressive panorama image.

The user on NeoGAF goes by the screen name of HolyFridge, who collected the eye-catching shots himself. He explains how it took thirty or more screenshot of the game to create one stunning image.  When the images were combined, you can really see how amazing the visuals look. All the effort performed by Guerrilla Games was not an effort wasted.

Check out the images in the gallery below (Click on image for fullscreen):

Guerrilla Games released Killzone Shadow Fall alongside the PS4 when it was launched, as a PS4 exclusive game. The graphics are truly breathtaking and this gets us wondering how much better visuals will look in the coming years, when developers begin to understand the next-gen consoles better.

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Borderlands 2 for PS Vita will be available in Spring 2014. The game should include the usual features like the consoles such as co-op mode, 4 players online, 6 DLC packs, and the PS3 version of cross-save. Sony has also announced a PS Vita Bundle that includes a PS Vita Slim, 8 GB memory card, and Borderlands 2 all for the cost of $199.

To compare the graphics between each console, Check out the images below:

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Turns out that Sony was listing their PS3 games at 720p because that was the native resolution, but Xbox 360 was listing the same games at 1080p in terms of upscaled resolution. A 1080p upscaled version is basically the same as a blown up version of a 720p native version, which means that both consoles basically had the same graphics.

The recently released next-gen PS4 and Xbox One consoles will have higher expectations than ever before, especially when it comes to graphics and improved resolutions. Microsoft have made it to where most of their Xbox One games will run at 720p native resolution while Sony has planned to run their PS4 games at 1080p native resolution.

Nowadays, consumers and media are focusing more on graphic resolutions. To see which PS4 games run at 1080p, you can usually find the information in the back of the game case. When it comes to Xbox One games, Microsoft seems to pick and choose which games they want to put the game resolution description on. They have decided not to put the resolutions on some cases due to them not wanting consumers to know that some of their titles will only be 720p.

You can see on the Killzone Shadowfall game case that the game runs at 1080p resolution.

Ryse: Son of Rome (an Xbox One exclusive game) does not show the game resolutions anywhere on the case and we already know that the game does not run at a native 1080p.

It seems that the tables have turned for the consoles and Sony still holds the crown for the best next-gen console. Why do you think Microsoft is not putting the game resolution on the case? Comment below.

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Even though both next gen consoles run at 60 FPS, the PS4 game resolution operates at 1080p, while the Xbox One crawls behind at 720p. The PS3 and Xbox 360 will both equally be running at 30 FPS, and 720p.

It was definitely interesting to hear Kojima announce such game differences between each console, which did stir up quite a controversy, causing him respond on twitter stating:

“Being asked so often about differences in “frame rate” and “resolution” depending on the hardware model make little sense to me, but I listened, so I plan to publish it tomorrow (laughs).”

He then gives his followers his point of view on the next-gen consoles:

“Well, once you play with the next gen version, it’s smooth like butter, and you won’t be able to go back to the current gen version though. (laughs)”

He goes on, explaining the benefits of his FOX Engine creation:

“The reason why we created FOX Engine was to be able to bring open world games efficiently even on current generation consoles.”

They have announced that they will soon release a trailer that will show the differences between the current and next generation consoles.

“Because there were many questions, we published comparison pictures between the current generation and next generation versions of Ground Zeroes. First of all check it out with stills. We will publish the video later. It’s difficult because we cannot predict how people will react, but that’s how it goes.”

Do you think it was wise for Kojima to reveal the differences? Comment below.

To spot the differences, Check out the images below.

Day Infiltration

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Day Infiltration

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Night Infiltration

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Night Infiltration

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“We know how to take care with design better than before, but now the next step is to move away a little bit from the graphics. We know how to make games, but we need to work on how to make them really exciting and mysterious at the same time. We’ve made games with big cinematics and expensive sequences, and we’ve tried to make the games for millions of people. Now there are other explorations that we need to do.”

Ancel went on to say that he is currently working on a video game that is filled with memorable moments and strong consequences.

“I think there are some very memorable moments in games, and in the one I’m working on we try to make moments memorable and [imbue them] with strong consequences. It’s not only about a single moment, but the whole journey that the player is led through in the world. In Beyond Good & Evil, we tried to make the player travel and discover different things, and I think it’s something that you really need…

Currently, Ubisoft is set to release two unannounced video games during the next fiscal year which starts this April 1st. We’re assuming that the highly anticipated video game sequel for Beyond Good and Evil will be one of these titles announced.

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