Is there a significant graphical difference between Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions of this game? I am going to upgrade to Xbox One in a few months. I was wondering if I should buy Black Flag on 360 and Unity for Xbox One or get both for Xbox One in a few months. Is there a significant graphical difference between Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions of this game? I am going to upgrade to Xbox One in a few months. I was wondering if I should buy Black Flag on... » Read More Is there a significant graphical difference between Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions of this game? I am going to upgrade to Xbox One in a few months. I was wondering if I should buy Black Flag on 360 and Unity for Xbox One or get both for Xbox One in a few months. « Show Less
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I would definitely say there is a difference. Much deeper color values and higher resolution texture details on xbox one. You can see for yourself on youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dch7b4dPvBwHope that helps.Blake
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I had the opportunity to compare and I think the difference is plotted on XBOX ONE minimally higher compared to XBOX 360. Assassins Creed IV Black Flag is not yet XBOX ONE which should be an eighth generation video game.
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You absolutely want a model with a hard drive (i.e. the 250GB model). The 360 is EXTREMELY loud if it's running games from DVD. If you install them to the hard drive first, it's vastly quieter. Games can also load faster from hard drive, and some games essentially require it, or are missing chunks of the game if you don't have a hard drive, like may have a disc you need to install first before running from the first disc.This 4GB model exists only to trick people into thinking the system is a bit cheaper than it really is. You effectively need the hard drive, and it's cheaper and easier to just buy the system with it already installed...skip this 4GB model. You absolutely want a model with a hard drive (i.e. the 250GB model). The 360 is EXTREMELY loud if it's running games from DVD. If you install them to the hard drive first, it's vastly quieter. Games can also load faster from hard drive, and some games essentially require it, or are missing chunks of the game if you don't have a hard drive, like may have a disc you need to install first before running from the first disc.This 4GB model exists only to trick people into thinking the system is a bit cheaper than it really is. You effectively need the hard drive, and it's cheaper... » Read More You absolutely want a model with a hard drive (i.e. the 250GB model). The 360 is EXTREMELY loud if it's running games from DVD. If you install them to the hard drive first, it's vastly quieter. Games can also load faster from hard drive, and some games essentially require it, or are missing chunks of the game if you don't have a hard drive, like may have a disc you need to install first before running from the first disc.This 4GB model exists only to trick people into thinking the system is a bit cheaper than it really is. You effectively need the hard drive, and it's cheaper and easier to just buy the system with it already installed...skip this 4GB model. « Show Less
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I'll let you know in a few days man what I've tweaked it to for my Xbox 360. I just placed my order so once this beauty shows up, I'll second your post.
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You are an idiot. Play a game in 800x600 (better rez than normal dvd) and then try in something higher (even below somethingx1080) and you will see a huge difference. If you truly believe that there will be no differences, you are prolly too ignorant to contribute to society. EDIT: Sorry about that. As for the actual question. Yes, you are kind of up a creek. Because of awesome new anti-pirating standards, you NEED HDMI to use these new players. All you can do is cross your fingers and hope they decide to make it so they can at least just play without HDMI but lower resolution. They are considering making it impossible to play without HDMI. As far as purchasing a new TV now I would suggest not because you are going to want more than one HDMI input after you get a few devices (two HDMI in are rare now and expensive). Also OLED and SED look pretty promising and you wouldn't wanna be kicking yourself in the butt again in a few years for jumping the gun.
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Um..I only play the game 10 minutes over a month ago..I didn't like the graphics and play.. I I cant remember if the game has the option you are asking for.i wont lie and give you any answer. .hope I was any help..merry Xmas from new Zealand. .david
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no differences in gameplay. just the design. it's an update from the company. that's all. the first edition will be some sort of an collector's edition now since it's out of print.
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I have Assasin's Creed Black Flag, Need for Speed Rivals, COD Ghosts, BF4, Skyrim, and Sims 3.. among many others. This card will run all of them at High or Ultra Settings @1900X1080 (1080p HDMI) without breaking a sweat. Frame rates run around the 60fps mark with the exception of NFS Rivals... which is locked at 30fps by the games programming (not the graphics cards fault.). My other specs may be relevant:CPU: AMD FX6300 Black Edition 3.5Ghz 6 Core, Unlocked and running @4.2GhzPSU:450w AntecMB: Asus M5A97 R 2.0Ram: Kingston Genesis DDR3 1600Mhz 8Gb (2X4Gb sticks) Gaming Memory I have Assasin's Creed Black Flag, Need for Speed Rivals, COD Ghosts, BF4, Skyrim, and Sims 3.. among many others. This card will run all of them at High or Ultra Settings @1900X1080 (1080p HDMI) without breaking a sweat. Frame rates run around the 60fps mark with the exception of NFS Rivals... which is locked at 30fps by the games programming (not the graphics cards fault.). My other specs may be relevant:CPU: AMD FX6300 Black Edition 3.5Ghz 6 Core, Unlocked and running @4.2GhzPSU:450w AntecMB: Asus M5A97 R 2.0Ram: Kingston Genesis DDR3 1600Mhz 8Gb... » Read More I have Assasin's Creed Black Flag, Need for Speed Rivals, COD Ghosts, BF4, Skyrim, and Sims 3.. among many others. This card will run all of them at High or Ultra Settings @1900X1080 (1080p HDMI) without breaking a sweat. Frame rates run around the 60fps mark with the exception of NFS Rivals... which is locked at 30fps by the games programming (not the graphics cards fault.). My other specs may be relevant:CPU: AMD FX6300 Black Edition 3.5Ghz 6 Core, Unlocked and running @4.2GhzPSU:450w AntecMB: Asus M5A97 R 2.0Ram: Kingston Genesis DDR3 1600Mhz 8Gb (2X4Gb sticks) Gaming Memory « Show Less
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I play mine on windows 8.1 right click your desktop icon and go into properties and than comparability, go down the windows list and find which one looks best on your computer. Might also be an in game graphics setting and might be on Low, check that first.
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The link for the question goes to the Next Phase. Which is the second installment for this game. While it is stand alone, I highly recommend getting the Premiere edition. It will have Picard's face on it and have a blue/black looking box. The next phase has the Borg queen with a greenish black box.
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Yes and no. Let me explain. The Xbox One only comes with an HDMI out. However, you can purchase cables/converters that will go HDMI-&gt; component or standard A/V. I can't recommend any b/c I don't have any personal experience with them but if you search on Amazon you'll find plenty. But keep in mind the Xbox One is geared toward HD content and games. If you don't use an HD TV you are not getting the full benefit of the console. It would be like buying a sports car and never driving over 40 MPH. If you are going to shell out the almost $500.00 for the Xbox One then you owe it to yourself to upgrade your TV too. HD content will become the norm. Lastly, as of now most of the games for the One are being produced for the 360, which does have standard outputs. So if you don't have a HD TV now stick with the 360 and wait till you upgrade your TV. Also, if you look there are very few One games out now. Over the next few months more will be coming out but there is a very small pool of One games. So you may be better off waiting till you upgrade your TV to buy a One anyway. Hope this helps.
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I dont know. I haven't played either version. Before I got a chance to play the GOTY edition my 360 died.
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Yes and no. They're different versions of the same exact game. They each have some minor, version exclusive content that the other game does not. This is to encourage player interaction and sharing. But you are not missing out on anything if you get one version and not the other.
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Hi! That depends on what sort of games you play. I currently have 2 because I love to play scenario-based games and use variable point games between 150 and 450 each. I bought two of them at once because I knew I wanted to have at least 6 t/f and 3 x-w. So is more cost effective to buy 2 core sets and the remaining ships separated (to get the unique pilots and habilities). Bottom-line is that you need at least 1 x-w and 1 t/f expansion as long as the core set if you want the cool pilots, so if you test the game and like it I would recommend you to get a copy of each first. But if you already have one of each and want to increase your fleet size I would totally recommend getting another core for price, extra dice and spares (plus the cool box). I hope it helped! May the force be with you!
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The video card selects the hits for this monitor. The itself has three options. The 3rd option is called "fastest". Could not figure out a way to verify 144 all the time while gaming on the pc until I went in to the I nvidia control panel. Your selection with the herts rate are there, just pick the highest at 144. For the xbox, I don't think you will have this option. You can use a straight up hdmi, it does not matter. After you hook it up, you will need to go into the monitor options and find refresh rate. Have not tried this on an xbox yet but for pc, it great.
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Hello! I believe so; however, we only played with these on Wii so cannot determine for sure. The Xbox console is known to have a better graphics processor, so this is likely.
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Dude, I've been running my 360 on this. And what can I tell you, it's everything that's on paper, and then some... I've been running games at 720p and 1080i and it's just Liquid Crystal CLEAR. So far, no, it does not introduce any lag. I'm still waiting for the 1080p games that aren't out yet. I expect to be blown away.
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Sorry but I don't believe the 360, or even the Xbox 1, can reach 144hz. I also think HDMI cords max out at 60. Could be wrong. It comes with a DVI cable which can reach 144. Still a great buy for the respine time.