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<\/a>Call of Duty Ghosts<\/p><\/div>\n
Rumors surfaced on Wednesday this week (23 October) that suggested Call of Duty: Ghosts was running at native 720p on the Xbox One<\/a>, with the console automatically upscaling games rendering at a lower resolution to 1080p. Titanfall was also dragged into the argument when it was revealed that it too was rendering natively at 720p to preserve performance.<\/p>\n A notorious leaker and industry insider on the NeoGAF forums, calling himself CBOAT (crazy buttocks on a train), confirmed that not only was Ghosts running at a native 720p, but that this was also the case with Titanfall.<\/p>\n \u201cWe already know, Titanfall also. Not cool to hold back on stuff we can\u2019t interact or tell the truth with, even if its [our] job to obfuscate rather than educate. Transparency is better when dealing with this position. Whatever, though,\u201d he wrote in a typically cryptic fashion.<\/p>\n Another leaker on the forums, Peter \u201cfamousmortimer\u201d Dodd noted that his own source confirmed that Infinity Ward was targeting native 720p on the Xbox One, with the surprising revelation that 1080p was the target resolution on the Playstation 4.<\/p>\n Call of Duty: Ghosts<\/b> PC specs \u2013 Infinity Ward fixes mistake<\/a><\/p>\n PS4 hard drive upgrades are easy: peek inside<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n PS4 boasts cool digital game sharing options<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n DriveClub delayed \u2013 official statement<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nSources: MyGaming<\/a>, Playstation Lifestyle<\/a><\/h6>\n
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