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The HDR Gaming Interest Group arrives on the scene

Sony and Microsoft have formed the HDR Gaming Interest Group (HGiG) and have invited TV game developers, hardware manufacturers, and others to participate in an effort to improve the HDR gaming experience. The proposed initiatives will also change how a game console and TV interoperate, and could be extended to PC gaming, and maybe even mobile devices. The group entered ...

Bob Raikes

Sony and Microsoft have formed the HDR Gaming Interest Group (HGiG) and have invited TV game developers, hardware manufacturers, and others to participate in an effort to improve the HDR gaming experience. The proposed initiatives will also change how a game console and TV interoperate, and could be extended to PC gaming, and maybe even mobile devices. The group entered the public eye earlier last week when it hosted a workshop in Vancouver, where it shared new HDR best practices and provided several demonstrations of HDR gaming. A better HDR gaming experience High Dynamic Range (HDR) promises to be one
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