Everything you're saying is true, but we're talking about approaching perfection asymptotically - you'll never reach it. That, and as I've said, it's a highly individual matter - some people are fine with 60FPS, others get motion sickness. It was the same with the 3DS - it's not for everyone. As for "breaking immersion", everytime I hear that, it sounds like I'm listening to the whining of a child. When I was a kid, I played pixelated NES games on a 28-inch CRT TV with a mono speaker - guess what, after a while, the "borders" around "the game" blurred and became unimportant, imperceptible. "Immersion" is in the head, not in the tech. I don't associate "immersion" with a hyper-realistic setting that I can't distinguish from reality, I don't have to make-believe and pretend that I'm in the game to be actively engaged in it. If 1080p and 60FPS affects your "immersion", you don't need better tech, you need to grow up. What you're saying essentially translates to enjoying video games "less" due to the technical aspects - that's asinine to me. Again, this is a matter of approach - I don't need a make-believe escapist hyper-realistic fantasy to "immerse" myself in a video game, all I need is a controller and my imagination - at some point the pixels disappear either way, you just don't think about them.