yes, although not as bad.
this is why 720p is a higher resolution than 1080i
720p = 1280x720 60fps
1080i = 1920x1080 30 fps interlaced (in other words 1920x540 60fps)
Different hardware uses different methods to "up-res" things (I hate this terminology, btw) These are usually either duplicating the lines or using an interpolation method to create the missing info.
Anyways, this is more true for video signals,...a game system should not have to do this anyways, and should be able to send the full appropriate resolution. (assuming your tv supports it.)
this is why 720p is a higher resolution than 1080i
720p = 1280x720 60fps
1080i = 1920x1080 30 fps interlaced (in other words 1920x540 60fps)
Different hardware uses different methods to "up-res" things (I hate this terminology, btw) These are usually either duplicating the lines or using an interpolation method to create the missing info.
Anyways, this is more true for video signals,...a game system should not have to do this anyways, and should be able to send the full appropriate resolution. (assuming your tv supports it.)