Let me start off by saying that for this guide you will need:

• A Sony Bravia EXxx 3D-capable TV (Where "xx" can be anything) or any TV capable of "Simulated 3D"
• 3D glasses compatible with your TV.
• The TV's remote (duh!)
• Time and patience (stop if you don't have at least a bit of these two)

Note: The steps in this guide are for the Sony Bravia EX-whatever 3D-capable TV's. Any TV can do this job, but these are specific steps for those certain TV's. Steps may vary for TV's from other brands.



So we'll start off right here.

1. Turn on the TV, and your Sony 3D glasses.
2. Switch to the Wii's input (AV or component)
3. Press the "3D" button on your TV remote.
4. Change the "Off" setting to "Simulated 3D"

After wearing your 3D glasses, the Wii will gain some depth-perception to it. For example, look at the Photo Channel banner and animation!




Tip: You can use your Wii to charge your 3D glasses (either USB port is fine to use (if you use USB loading on one port, then the other can charge your Sony 3D glasses)

Tip2: Since Netflix runs on the Wii, you can stream its library in 3D!

 

This is..... Interesting, to say the least...

 

The fact that 3D TVs have a feature like that makes me rethink the whole concept. I wish I could try it out, though.

 

lol at first from the title i thought it was some noob asking how to make wii 3d

 

No, it upconverts the 2D video signal to 3D, which you can view via 3D glasses. It does a pretty good job.

 

I don't think that this can work well.
The converter does not know which object belongs where.
At best it could make educated guesses.
But there will allways be cases where it guesses totally wrong.
Just compare it with upconversion in other dimensions (size, colour, time).

 

Because my wii would be hooked up to my 3D TV already but I have to rehook everything up which is a pain.

 

Poll will be added in the next few minutes, so I get an idea of who wants to try this.