[jcauthen04]

You can do pretty much all of that on PC, along with surround monitors.

Sure you can, but Forza Apex on the PC doesn't compare to Forza 6 on the XBox One... I know, I have them both.

[jcauthen04]

I'm going to set the over/under at 62 days, as to how long it will be before anyone can definitively answer this question.

Here's one bet that I lost... I took the under (62 days) on getting an answer to this question (will TGC 2 be displayed in 1080p on XB1). It's now been 100 days and it's still a mystery.

[Stan Solo]

TGC 2  is still a mystery for most  ....

[RussWest44]

HDR is a way of processing colors to create a more striking and or realistic image. Photographers often use it, has nothing to do with upscaling or resolution.

[jcauthen04]

HDR is a way of processing colors to create a more striking and or realistic image. Photographers often use it, has nothing to do with upscaling or resolution.

Russ, I thought we'd pretty much nailed this down in this thread back on January 20th, when I cited the article at DigitalSpy about how HDR works and what it means for the XBox One S, and later, the Scorpio.

http://www.hb-studios.com/forum/index.php?topic=16908.msg212843#msg212843

Has someone since implied that it has something to do with upscaling or resolution?

[johneric8]

HDR is a way of processing colors to create a more striking and or realistic image. Photographers often use it, has nothing to do with upscaling or resolution.

Actually a hdr image is more to do with exposures from highlight to shadow as opposed to color.  The human eye sees a multitude of exposures and it's far superior to what a cameras sensor or film can process.  Hdr is an upwards of 7 exposures all from about  a half a stop to a full stop difference that can be blended into an image that matches much what the human eye sees.

I should know I'm master photographer

[RussWest44]

I must have missed the post where this was clarified, and I just use photoshop from time to time :-)

[jcauthen04]

After seeing that the PS4 version pre-order page on PSN actually has some video of the PS4 version in action, I thought we might get to see some XBox One version video on the TGC 2 pre-order page on XBox Live.  Such is not the case... all we have are five, dated screenshots which I feel no longer represent the game properly, and are more than likely PC version shots. 

I'm very curious to see the XBox One version in action at 1080p, and really, more importantly, what sort of frame rates we'll see out of it. They need to be a bit more brisk than they were in TGC 1, on the XB1, to give the tempo swing the feedback it needs.