While most TVs are sold as “Full-HD”, cheaper options were “HD-Ready”. The difference between the two? HD-Ready maxed out out at resolution of 1280 x 720p, which is high definition but not the highest definition around. Full-HD packs in the deficit with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 for a sharper result to the trained eye. According to TV distributor Nu-World Industries however, most people can’t see that difference.

The Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti is the fastest Pascal architecture is likely ever going to get. And it's a lot cheaper than you might expect.

Halo 5: Guardians is looking proper pretty as well. And that’s thanks to a silky smooth frame-rate, because I’m all about the frames. According to developer 343 Industries, Halo 5: Guardians will make use of a dynamic resolution in order to keep that frame-rate rolling at a consistent rate of 60fps.

Alien: Isolation is bucking a recent console trend with a full HD release across both new-gen platforms.

If you happen to sport a Sony tattoo or two, then you might be happy to hear that the PlayStation 4 will be running the prettier version of the upcoming Ubisoft hack ‘em up.

If you’re playing on the Xbox One, expect your taste of the next Metal Gear Solid game to be considerably less HD than on PS4.

There’s a reason for that big HD difference on Xbox One and PS4 according to the Call Of Duty makers. And it doesn’t bode well for the Xbox One.

EA’s upcoming UFC game, which will hit you square in the face with all that 1080 fidelity that you’re craving.