Sony and the 3D Revolution

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After the massive success of James Cameron's Avatar 3D technology is ready to invade the entertainment industry. Sony is poised to lead the revolution in this exciting new visual experience with an arsenal of incredible new 3D technology. Read on and discover what's in store for PlayStation 3 owners everywhere. Also learn how James Cameron will bring the true Avatar experience home to your living room...
Sony and the 3D Revolution

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As long as you still need glasses, I don't understand how Sony does this better than Nintendo or Microsoft. It's great that Blu-Ray's will be able to play in 3D on the PS3, but it's not that amazing when all new Blu-Ray players can do that...
 
The first movie I watched in 3D was Avatar and I thought the effect was pretty good and I think there are game that could benefit from this technology and there are also games, that definitely wouldn`t!

The only think that I dislike about the 3D-Technology used at the moment is, that the colors aren`t as strong as they suppose to be and I think until this is not improved they shouldn`t include it in too many media-types....
 
Jackthelad said:
The mind boggles to think how much a "new 3D tv " would cost.

An LED TV currently costs $3000-$4000 so a 3D TV will have a price tag twice as much. Anyway this means that I'll skip the LED TV and just wait for 3D.
 
Bladexdsl said:
3d sux for guys with glasses you have to put your glasses on 1st than the 3d glasses over them so you can still fucking see!! SCREW 3D

......I'm a glasses wearer and I have no problem........CONTACT LENSES FTW

also 3D technology would do a world of wonders for the horror game genre and some rpg games, shooters will be abit difficult to comprehend in 3D you'd be limited to the stuff that could be used, shrapnel, bullets, explosions, body parts..thats about it that I can think of it would make shooters more difficult to playthrough not being ale to se a bleeding thing. hence the reason I think 3D technology should stay away from games except the horror genre as having things jump out of the screen at you screaming and trying to maul your face off I would find pretty amusing.

as for the other game genres while its a long long way off I'll wait for something like full virtual reality before I get excited.
 
DarkWay said:
also 3D technology would do a world of wonders for the horror game genre and some rpg games, shooters will be abit difficult to comprehend in 3D you'd be limited to the stuff that could be used, shrapnel, bullets, explosions, body parts..thats about it that I can think of it would make shooters more difficult to playthrough not being ale to se a bleeding thing. hence the reason I think 3D technology should stay away from games except the horror genre as having things jump out of the screen at you screaming and trying to maul your face off I would find pretty amusing.

as for the other game genres while its a long long way off I'll wait for something like full virtual reality before I get excited.

i'd rather be using those glasses that nvidia have.
 
Bladexdsl said:
3d sux for guys with glasses you have to put your glasses on 1st than the 3d glasses over them so you can still fucking see!! SCREW 3D


i sometimes decide not to watch a movie because i can't find my glasses or i don't want to put my glasses on. needing two glasses can't possibly be any better for me, the experience is not worth the inconvenience and quite frankly, i wasn't even that impressed by avatar. plus i usually multi task when watching movies at home, i just can't sit there and stare at the tv, i feel like i'm wasting precious time. then you need to have glasses for everyone in the family. we already got 4 prescription glasses laying around... i don't need this crap.

... and fuck sony. i hope 3d flops. bluray is crap.
 
Some of you might fancy reading something like http://darkfader.net/3dstereo/

Anyhow 3d is one of the "always poised/x years away" technologies and has been for a while now, I guess it could have happened but I am going with the TV companies blew any good will flogging "HD" nonsense.

On the other hand if it helps push headset technology forward bring it on.
 

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