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"Devs now free to make "trade-off". Black Rock's technical director David Jefferies has revealed that the 720p requirement for Xbox 360 games has been "retired" by Microsoft. "Now we are free to make the trade-off between resolution and image quality as we see fit," wrote Jefferies as a guest contributor for Develop. The reason, he said, is down to TV manufacturers such as Sony and Samsung ..."