[PS3]Gametrailers Admit they don't use RGB Full Option

**F9zDark** · January 15th, 2008, 19:10

From: http://n4g.com/News-100018.aspx

"We don't create these videos for the fanboys. That's not the point. We create them so that people who own both systems can be a little more informed on which version to buy. It's the fanboys that turn the comments section for these videos into a debacle.

As for using RGB or adjusting the white levels on the PS3, that completely defeats the point of these videos. We play both systems on default settings with the same cabling. If we were to adjust the settings on the PS3 to make it look better then we'd be sacrificing the integrity of the video. It's not the other way around."

Many comparison videos of games on the PS3 and Xbox360 from Gametrailers have the PS3 version looking faded; which is often cited against the PS3. However, if the TV allows RGB Full, it is on by default. Otherwise it is off to save energy.

**lmtlmt** · January 16th, 2008, 01:40

bloody fanboy assholes

**DPyro** · January 16th, 2008, 02:26

LoL. Gametrailers = fail.

**JKKDARK** · January 16th, 2008, 02:39

I think Gametrailers are doing it right.

**DPyro** · January 16th, 2008, 02:49

No, their not. Their refusing to enable a feature and yet complaining the video looks washed out.

**JKKDARK** · January 16th, 2008, 02:55

Originally Posted by $n!pR

No, their not. Their refusing to enable a feature and yet complaining the video looks washed out.

Why? Because both systems in default mode proved the 360 is doing better? Of course, changing to a better settings, the PS3 will be better than the 360 in default.

**F9zDark** · January 16th, 2008, 03:04

Originally Posted by JKKDARK

Why? Because both systems in default mode proved the 360 is doing better? Of course, changing to a better settings, the PS3 will be better than the 360 in default.

It isn't doing better, default setting for the PS3 as Sony designed it, is HDMI, 1080p with RGB Full on (is on automatically on HDMI that is plugged into a TV that allows it).

They "say" they cannot record videos through HDMI. More like its because they don't have a 360 with an HDMI port (which is what about all 12 million of them out there?)