Smashsonic123 (2012-10-16 06:53:02)

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Title^

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Ron1212 (2012-10-16 12:31:12)

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That's impossible. No modern TV can handle that.

The Wii U's maximum HD power is 1080p.

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Smashsonic123 (2012-10-16 13:08:59)

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I actually ment the graphics not the pixels (sorry for the p)

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pikarceus (2012-10-16 21:28:28)

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Pretty sure there's no such thing as "2160 graphics."

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mewtwo21 (2012-10-16 21:39:58)

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No such thing exists

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Ron1212 (2012-10-16 22:15:25)

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Pixels make up graphics. @smashsonic124

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little5 (2012-10-17 00:32:54)

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^What he said. o3o

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pikarceus (2012-10-17 02:53:03)

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@Ron-But that's not all there is to graphics. It could be 9999p for all that matters but it will still look like garbage if there is no lighting, textures, and shadowing.

The original Ocarina of Time in 1080p would still have less impressive graphics than Twilight Princess in 480p.

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Ron1212 (2012-10-17 03:06:51)

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Yea, but pixels are pretty important. @Pikarceus

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Ron1212 (2012-10-17 03:08:30)

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There's no TV that can handle 2080p. @Nintendude

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Ron1212 (2012-10-17 03:57:30)

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What's the TV called then?

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pikarceus (2012-10-17 23:38:43)

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@Ron-Have you heard of 4k resolution?

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luigi4thewin (2012-10-26 02:09:35)

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4K resolution has 4 pixels for every one pixel in HD that is what movie theater's use.

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