“Microsoft’s made their games day and date on PC because they couldn’t convince enough people to invest in their box.”

Alright. You don’t seem to have a clear understanding of this stuff, and whatever brain fart I’m having on the terminology hasn’t helped me explain it.

The consoles don’t downsample in this way, though you can presumably make them. It isn’t what’s intended. There are two things going on the resolution you render at,…

I will forgive you. 2 is my favorite game in the series. 

I mean DA:I was already a repetitive, offline MMO with an ugly jacked up engine. Without the few compelling characters it had, and the enthusiasm for the setting, it’s reputation wouldn’t be any better than Andromeda’s.

The Pabst stuff is all widely reported in business news, industry publications, and regular Newspapers. The Wikipedia articles for Pabst and many of their owned brands cover the history and associations well enough. My run down is likely garbled to one extent or another, because like I said shits confused or obscured.…

I’m confused here. Downsampling typically means something different. and for subject of video games it tends to be synonymous with upscaling. Since the subject was 1080p TV’s I assumed you meant downscaling, rendering above native resolution, then shrinking the signal to fit. Which is a thing in PC as described…

I suppose it depends on where actual performance lands. If it turns out that all their 120fps talk is at 1080p, then doing this as default would just preclude it.

Unibev is an Indian Spirits company. AB/Inbev is the largest beer conglomerate in the world.

Neither will all those unemployed people suddenly be financially whole because it happens to be January. The bulk of the unemployment is driven by the service industry, followed by retail. Major retailers are already declaring bankruptcy and huge numbers of restaurants are going under. Even as many of them haven't hit…

No way they're downsampling. That would be rendering at 4k and outputting 1080p, which would actually hamper performance and burn a bunch of power and heat for no reason. They'll just render it at 1080 with faster frames and as many bells and whistles as they can turn on. Which is how this shit goes on PC. 

I would doubt zero ever. But PCs have for a long while able to load things in the background or dynamically stream them in as needed. Which in certain games can relegate stare at a load screen load times to initially loading up the game and major area transitions.

And that there would put the lie to the “strength” of the current gen Xbox and PS4. Cause it largely boils down to 8 years of back catalog.

PBR actually tried very hard not to market to them. They doubled down on shit like sponsoring rodeos and shark fishing competitions while avoiding ad campaigns and absolutely refused to publicly acknowledge their hipness.

Hamm’s isn’t available in the vast majority of the US. PBR is still popular with college kids and cool kids. But that trend has kind of moved on, and the cool retro can beer varies a lot more. Nationally it's mostly Tecate. Here in the North East it's primarily Gansett and Genny Cream. 

That’s Natty light, and i believe it’s a 150 pack.

An Anheuser Busch product.

That particular slogan has been part of an on again off again attempted ad campaign for Bud for a while now. A while back they decided their best approach would be to directly shit on craft by mocking hipsters and hammering “tradition”. Part and parcel of their faux real America schtick with renaming the beer…

Just look at the lack of products with actual pumpkin buy none of those spices vs the number of items that are “pumpkin spice” sans any pumpkin.

I don’t think there’s much reason to think there will be delays. Console launch titles are hardly the only games to be delayed. PC titles aand cross platform/gen games where noone is waiting on a hardware release have been pushed as well.

If that came with an active license it would have been a very good buy.