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SEGA and EA announce the first two 1080p games for Microsoft's console
SEGA has announced
that Virtua Tennis 3 on the Xbox 360 will support 1080p graphics, making it one
of the first games to support the unlocked resolution.
The PS3 version of the game will also support 1080p.
“We’re thrilled to be able to say that Virtua Tennis 3 will be coming to Xbox
360, showcasing an online experience with Xbox Live that you won’t find on any
other systems and spectacular 1080p graphics,” said George Peckham, general
manager, global third party publishing for the Interactive Entertainment
Business, Microsoft. “Fun and easy to pick up and play, Sega is hitting another
ace with Virtua Tennis 3.”
EA has followed SEGA’s announcement by revealing to Gamasutra
that its upcoming NBA Street Homecourt will also be supporting 1080p. EA’s game will be shipping on February
20, a full month before SEGA’s sports title, giving it the honor of having the
first 1080p Xbox 360 game.
Although both Sony and Microsoft have traded fightin’ words
over the relevancy
of 1080p for this gaming generation, it appears that the proof of the high-def
pudding is in the eating.
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