I'm enjoying this CoD surprisingly. But as mentioned, you need some patient before you can actually start playing MP and SP because of long installation of both components. Strange it doesn't show that when you first insert the disc. You can only see that after booting the game up.
The levels aren't that bland as mentioned before. The game just doesn't start with a big bang like previous CoD games.
I don't know if there was a resolution analysis, because sometimes it looks more blurry in places. Like a dynamic resolution. I'm not sure about this.
Mp is fun, but as always: stupid lag issues getting you killed before you even had the chance to pull the trigger. Evidence is in the kill replays. On the other hand, I suck on consoles anyhow.

So how does the dynamic scaler work in Black Ops 3? Both Xbox One and PS4 versions render in native 1080p during cut-scenes, and for the most part full HD quality is retained throughout the duration of these sequences. Anti-aliasing is handled via the use of filmic SMAA, successfully providing good coverage across geometry edges, though some texture blurring is apparent. PS4 doesn't appear to drop below 1080p at all in these scenes, whereas the Xbox One version seems to transition down to 1728x1080 just before gameplay kicks off - and that's where the scaler really gets to work.

Once the player gains control we see shifts in native resolution across both platforms, according to engine load. PS4 ranges between 1360x1080 to 1920x1080, although much of the time the engine manages to hit the desired native 1080p resolution for extended periods. During the opening firefight in the Provocation mission we see PS4 kick off at 1360x1080p before ramping back up to full 1080p a few moments later - the switch is often barely visible due to softening effect of the AA solution, although some blur across distant details is apparent.

Xbox One is a different story, targeting a baseline 1600x900 for gameplay, but after trawling through our captures it appears that the engine rarely - if ever - achieves this. Instead we're looking at a sustained 1280x900 resolution, even in less stressful gameplay scenes, with horizontal metrics dropping down to 1200x900 in more challenging scenarios - and the results are not impressive. Due to the heavy upscale, the Xbox One release possesses a consistent blurry appearance when the action really kicks in: fine details are frequently smudged over, while geometry edges appear rough and fuzzy. It's a substantial downgrade over last year's Advanced Warfare, where Sledgehammer stayed locked at a 1360x1080 resolution during the more demanding scenes.

it's superior to the xbox

Also, does anyone feel a bit funny when playing? I'm not sure if it's frames or this weird slight head bob in game that kinda puts me off when playing.

I know its not the devs fault they are working with two low specced consoles... its why its good to see they are able to release titles on pc without any tech limitations..

It will be the head bobbing m8.. can affect some and not others.. had a friend a while back that suffered bad with it to the point of throwing up.. likened it to motion sickness.. he actually took travel tablets before a long fps session and it helped!
As for me becoming a pc gamer.. yeah im getting quite excited.. been browsing amazon just pricing up stuff.. will need to start asking a few questions on here in a few weeks ;)

It will be the head bobbing m8.. can affect some and not others.. had a friend a while back that suffered bad with it to the point of throwing up.. likened it to motion sickness.. he actually took travel tablets before a long fps session and it helped!
As for me becoming a pc gamer.. yeah im getting quite excited.. been browsing amazon just pricing up stuff.. will need to start asking a few questions on here in a few weeks ;)

So my eyes didn't deceive me
But this game is not stunning in the visual departement, so no idea why even the PS4 can't handle 1080p. On the other hand, the engine at it's core is so old, that further optimisation isn't possible without re-writing everything or just use another engine. But I think Activision couldn't care less.

I know its not the devs fault they are working with two low specced consoles... its why its good to see they are able to release titles on pc without any tech limitations..