If anything it's kind of annoying. In that it defaults to look for a face in situations where I am trying to unlock using the fingerprint reader.
Which to be clear is a minor annoyance.
It's difficult to avoid pixel peeping when there aren't enough pixels to begin with.
I do appreciate how the various UI and text elements are preserved because of these upscalers.
Don't worry. We will be doing all that stuff and robots will be in charge of entertainment.
It'll be some hitherto unforseen amalgamation of the now.
Something obvious in retrospect I'm sure.
Back when there was such a thing as cheap RAM I found some absolute steals but other than that I ignored the site for the better part of a decade because of some imagined slight, I honestly don't remember in retrospect but I got a pair of Sony XM3's at such a discount that I had to bite.
Like...
I'd love to be able to play with it more even though I loath the prospect of any more input latency.
It seems like the technology is used to take advantage of the same people who got upset at letterboxing in the old days of widescreen media, but read the Q3 timedemo benchmarks and wondered why...
Ken Kutaragi is rolling in his futon at that statement.
Coincidentally Sony was the first major player to invest in cloud gaming back with the acquisition of Gaikai