For a Better
HDR Gaming Experience
HDR gaming further immerses gamers into the content and has become a strong trend in the industry, but the results are not yet optimal which in some cases can impact gaming experiences. With a variety of HDR formats across TV displays, volunteering companies joined together to discuss how gaming experiences can provide a more immersive experience through HDR and collaboratively identified a set of best practices for HDR game content developers, game platforms as well as for TV display manufacturers. As a result, HDR content, combined with optimized game platforms and TV displays will be able to further leverage HDR technology for a truly immersive gaming experience. This collection of best practices proposed in the guideline will be easy to implement and will also support improved operability.
July 16, 2020
Notice: "HGIG Mode" is not a product functionn defined in HGIG guidelines
HDR Gaming Interest Group (HGIG) original advocate and organizers (Microsoft and Sony, collectively, "Organizers") have identified that "HGIG mode" is not a product function defined in the HGIG guidelines. Please refrain from using the HGIG name for promotion in association with such non-HGIG guidelines defined technologies.HGIG Organizers received multiple inquiries regarding the following topics:
- How to implement "HGIG Mode"?
- How to apply for "HGIG Mode" certification?
- HGIG is a group to share best practices amongst the display and game industries.
- HGIG is not a standardization body.
- HGIG does not license/enforce any technologies to any parties.
- HGIG does not have acertification program.
News Release
July 11, 2019 | The HDR Gaming Interest Group (HGIG) updated the draft to version 1.1. |
August 16, 2018 | The HDR Gaming Interest Group (HGIG) is proposing a draft of HDR Game Content Production and Distribution Guidelines. |
August 15, 2018 | HGIG hosted a Workshop, presented the new guidelines, and showcased HDR demonstrations. |