NBA 2K17 Supports HDR on Xbox One S & HDR-Compatible TVs

[Bnyce]

Quote: Originally Posted by nba2kpdx

Great to get confirmation on this. Not sure how much I will use this feature as my TV input lag goes from ~20ms to ~60ms when HDR is enabled.

Your tv has a "game mode feature" Im assuming?

[nox]

Great news for those who wanted it, I don't mind not having it on my ps4 though

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[KidHypeTellem]

Quote: Originally Posted by wrestlinggod1

Do you think they would still be able to get HDR for Neo tho? I'm fairly sure the developers would've been given a heads up that there's a more powerful version of the ps4 coming out.

Chances are, they've already been working on the Neo. Depending on when Sony intend to launch it, it could wind up being a thing with 2K17.

Guess we'll learn more next week.

[Walt Frazier]

The PC version has had 4K res for a while...


I.e. the higher resolutions are already in the game.


Next XBOX, NEO, etc will all have it. All it means is a much higher res will be available...which is already there.

[Bnyce]

Quote: Originally Posted by Walt Frazier

The PC version has had 4K res for a while... I.e. the higher resolutions are already in the game. Next XBOX, NEO, etc will all have it. All it means is a much higher res will be available...which is already there.

No not higher res, HDR, high dynamic range. There is a difference.

[Walt Frazier]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bnyce

No not higher res, HDR, high dynamic range. There is a difference.

All that is is a lower substitute for 4K though? I.e. Not real 4K. I guess what I mean is that if they can do 'real' 4K already, the rest should be straight forward. I could be wrong

[CavsFanSteve]

Quote: Originally Posted by Walt Frazier

All that is is a lower substitute for 4K though? I.e. Not real 4K. I guess what I mean is that if they can do 'real' 4K already, the rest should be straight forward. I could be wrong

HDR is more natural colors, especially with lighting.

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[KidHypeTellem]

Quote: Originally Posted by Walt Frazier

All that is is a lower substitute for 4K though? I.e. Not real 4K. I guess what I mean is that if they can do 'real' 4K already, the rest should be straight forward. I could be wrong

That's not what HDR is, as you can have 4K HDR content. HDR is more in reference to the colors.