Sony is all about the 3D this year, and with the PlayStation 3 getting a firmware update to allow for 3D games, it makes sense to have some sort of showcase for the tech.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Sony delivered this with a copy of PSN title Super Stardust HD running in three-dimensional splendour. It proves that not only will there be new games being released in 3D, but that older games can be patched to support the feature.
A clip of the arcade shooter was presented in 3D during Sony's CES 2010 press conference. According to G4TV, the game is on the show floor too, which adds weight to the patch theory.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Sony delivered this with a copy of PSN title Super Stardust HD running in three-dimensional splendour. It proves that not only will there be new games being released in 3D, but that older games can be patched to support the feature.
A clip of the arcade shooter was presented in 3D during Sony's CES 2010 press conference. According to G4TV, the game is on the show floor too, which adds weight to the patch theory.
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Was p 7 Jan 2010 21:00
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Killzone 3D?
Would that be to much to ask?
Though I know there are many places in the real world where you can, already ,see grim and concrete in 3D. Still, it would be nice.
Would that be to much to ask?
Though I know there are many places in the real world where you can, already ,see grim and concrete in 3D. Still, it would be nice.
deleted 11 Jan 2010 10:27
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LPB in 3D would be lovely!
Was p 12 Jan 2010 20:07
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haritori wrote:
LPB in 3D would be lovely!
LPB or LBP? If it's the latter, then yes, weirdly a mainly 2D platformer in 3D could be prettiest, and most convincing use of an early 3D TV.