PlayStation 3 Film 'High Definition'
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PlayStation 3 created a one minute film called High Definition which visually illustrates the new high definition function of the forthcoming console.
[edit] HD
High Definition enhances game-play in a multitude of ways, from enhancing devastating battles to setting a tranquil safari scene with zebras, meaning the capabilities can be enjoyed by a broad range of tastes.
The film illustrates those capabilities through filming the mundane to suddenly capturing the extraordinary at 625 FPS.
[edit] The Film
The subject of the film is an elderly woman’s apartment. A mysterious woman’s voice commentates as the apartment explodes into a mass of particles and debris which looks both majestic and visually arresting. She explains the benefits of the high definition functionality, which is illustrated by slow-motion footage.
Further innovative films to illustrate the exciting new features of the PlayStation 3 are set to follow, featuring subject matter as diverse as a peculiar hoarder, the new craze of ‘speed stacking’ and extreme BMX’ing.
