if u are talking bout CG ff13 > GOW3
but if u are talking bout in game graphich GOW3 > FF13

Go into Display Settings and uncheck 720P and 1080i. Let's see whether your display manages to get 1080P or not but still it'll still be upscaled from the PS3.

thx bro, roughly hw much will the converter cost ? and will it affect the performance or graphics since its converted ? thanks

wah seh, sad only i thought BD disc all will run 1080p, after reading forum most ps3 BD games only run 720p. then for fux i get a full HD lcd lol....no use!!!

like ffrulz said, the dev optimised the game at said res... for our enjoyment too

if sony forced all dev to come out 1080p games, then we're all complaining stutter frame-rates with their current developments.... (like those in pc when gfx not so power enuf eg crysis)

one thing i hate those games developed well-below native 720p standard, blurred gfx... sigh then the dev blame ps3 not so power-enuf.. isk isk

we hope that next-gen console would make 1080p a minimum requirement for future games

that flicker thing when changed res is normal

Hmm for some info i saw on web, in fact those game dev not fully utilise the PS3 GPU yet
PS3 have 2 GPU but now all the games only running on one. So tis make the another GPU like useless.

Hmm for some info i saw on web, in fact those game dev not fully utilise the PS3 GPU yet
PS3 have 2 GPU but now all the games only running on one. So tis make the another GPU like useless.

Wouldn't advise doing so.
Alot of games are 720p locked.

Unticking 720p will simply run the game at 480/576p.
Which make matters worse. And also, the PS3 don't upscale games... your TV does, don't get it the wrong way.

sigh, how come godofwar3 not running 1920x1080p ? i checked my lcd info while the game is running, the reso just 1280x720p,

How to make it run 1920x1080i?

But during PS3 menu time when start the ps3, the reso is 1920x1080p.

when turn on GOW3 the reso dropped to 720p and my fullhd lcd tv flickered to change to 720p.

any advice?

I would say the in-game graphics are based on the developers skill instead. If they can optimise it properly for the hardware itself, it will run good.

In any case, GoW 3 is developed by Sony's own studio and FFXIII is developed by SE, who is a third party dev. So there might be some differences in developer coding skills there. Also, the Crystal Tools engine isn't a PS3 platform engine only, therefore there might be some optimisation problems due to it being a multi-platform engine.

Bear in mind the game itself is only around 8GB (FFXIII), so it's not a problem with the DVD count, they could even spare another DVD to make it 4 DVDs if they could optimise the graphics for in-game further if they wanted. But I suppose time wasn't a there for them to do it. Since the X360 version lacks some self shadows on the characters compared to the PS3 version.

If GoW3 ran at 1080p, the visuals won't be as good.

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Added on April 14, 2010, 9:12 pm
Actually, the only thing I see improving by increasing the disc count would be the cutscenes.

Most of the compression is on cutscenes, and as such, they are pretty terribad on the 360.

Add to that the skill of SSM people... 

wah then why don't make it 1080p to make the money we spend on the lcd tv fullHD worth it. Sigh then what is the use of 1080p besides errmm.. Anything you all can think of? there's no applications at this moment running 1080p wor
sad world

Gran Turismo 5: Prologue = 1080p mode is 1280x1080 (2xAA) in-game while the garage/pit/showrooms are 1920x1080 with no AA. 720p mode is 1280x720 (4xAA)

wah then why don't make it 1080p to make the money we spend on the lcd tv fullHD worth it. Sigh then what is the use of 1080p besides errmm.. Anything you all can think of? there's no applications at this moment running 1080p wor
sad world

I think the main reason why a dev won't bother with 1080p usually is that while the resolution boost is there, they have to sacrifice eye candy to free up the Cell to draw nearly double the number of pixels.

Add to that how most people say they can't see the difference 

I don't think a dev would like it if they spent months optimizing a game to run in 1080p only to have people whining about 1080p being 'useless' and how they could've swapped the pixels for eye candy

Yeap, one of the reasons is this. Why 1080P when you can have better performance + graphics @ 720P? But sadly this isn't the case for games in the current generation. We still have a lot of games that struggle running @ 1280x720 and are forced to be displayed below 720P.

Frankly, I feel that sub-720p is just the easy way out for most devs.

Games like UC2 can run at native 720p with 2xAA while a game like MW2 runs at 600p and only 2xAA.

I could rant more about 600p, but I'd have to enter 360 territory