Sony Releases Commercial Showcasing PS3 in 3D

karan8624 - 96 days 12 hours ago

Im actually really exited about gaming with this. Only downside is the glasses when watching, but oh well

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hakis86 - 96 days 12 hours ago

I swear I saw this video here a few days ago

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phosphor112 - 96 days 12 hours ago

Wow, Sony, you usually floor me with your top notch commercials and ads, but this one takes the cake. It seemed so low budget, lmao. Anyway, i can't wait until next year =D. I'm saving up 1500 for a 42 inch 240hz bravia =D!!!

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C_SoL - 96 days 11 hours ago

...that people are trippin about the glasses.

How are you going to complain about something that enhances the overall experience of entertainment?

It's just funny and stupid how people whine about little sh!t.

It pisses me off.

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darthv72 - 96 days 11 hours ago

Do people have short term memory loss on this site. This isn't new. Maybe the tv but not the 3d functionality coming to ps3.

It is coming to 360 as well. I can't recall the exact name but they have been working on the software to make any ps3 and 360 with hdmi work with tv's that support 3d for both movies (any movie) and games.

My samsung plasma is a 400 series and supports the 3d glasses. It cost a little extra but when this starts becoming more mainstream then I will pick them up.

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badz149 - 96 days 11 hours ago

I've been watching several 3D movies and honestly I feel a little dizzy watching them! it's like a stress to the eyes and brain! maybe it's just me but still the 3D experience is awesome!

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Some_One_Plays - 96 days 10 hours ago

I got an answer, PlayStation Eye's head tracking gives an illusion that everything is in 3D.

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Ju - 96 days 10 hours ago

3D gaming would be awesome. If that is somehow supported for most of the games (if you have a 3D display) that could take off. I'm actually happy about the glasses. That doesn't make other not playing dizzy while watching...

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RememberThe357 - 96 days 9 hours ago

I wonder how this would be applied to gaming?

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NaViTo - 96 days 7 hours ago

I want it now!

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pwnzter - 96 days 3 hours ago

make.believe

nuff said

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antt3 - 96 days 15 hours ago

Yeah, Frosty, it did seem sort of cheesy didn't it? I sort of thought it was a joke at first.

Still, it'll be very cool to get some 3d gaming in the house.

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fr0sty - 96 days 15 hours ago

Well, some of the most successful commercials ever have been downright cheesy, so it's not all bad.

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The-Director - 96 days 10 hours ago

This is not a commercial nor an AD, it's just a video that was attached to the press release after the announcement of a 3D BRAVIA in IFA 2009

http://www.sony.net/SonyInf...

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wUTTer - 96 days 12 hours ago

Nice!!

If I would have known about 3D TV's like 8 months ago, I wouldn't have ever bought my 47' 1080p LG Plasma.

The Only reason I bought it was because it had a big sticker on it that said 640Hz.

Anyone know if HDTV's claiming 640Hz are capable of handling 3D?

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nordberg - 96 days 12 hours ago

You only need 120Hz to handling 3D...but unfortunately your TV have probably an input of just 60hz like most TV (even if your display was 640hz).

Presently, only DLP TV have an input which can handle 120hz

You can see compatible TV at nvidia website:
http://www.nvidia.com/objec...

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C_SoL - 96 days 11 hours ago

at least 200hz to get the full 3D effect.

But I'm not sure....

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Whitefox789 - 96 days 9 hours ago

Here were going to have to keep your eyes open for operation so you can pick up the 3D in your eyes....

Seriously man how are you going to see 3D without the glasses?

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dustgavin - 96 days 10 hours ago

Don't like it? Well, then don't buy it. What a wicked concept, eh?

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Ju - 96 days 10 hours ago

What's wrong with the glasses ? It works quite well and the thing is, if you don't wear them you get a normal picture (at least I guess so - not distorted like this old tech).

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Jamescagney - 96 days 12 hours ago

What are we going to laugh at? Wearing glasses to watch a film in the living room?

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Kamikaze135 - 96 days 12 hours ago

It's a nice ad, but it sounds like one of those corny 90's commercial where they brag about 3D in video games (N64, PS1, Sega Saturn era). The guy in the commercial sounds like he was kidnapped from the 90's, lol.

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Jamescagney - 96 days 12 hours ago

More money than sense springs to mind.

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Kamikaze135 - 96 days 12 hours ago

Sony confirmed that you can use your regular HD or SD TV sets with a pair of 3D glasses to get the full experience. No need to buy a 3D "capable" monitor or TV.

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Jamescagney - 96 days 12 hours ago

Those 3d glasses are a big turnoff. Sorry, but they are.

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edhe - 96 days 11 hours ago

Indeed. Where's the wraparound version for my specs?

can bet that 1/2 the market of gamers and movie enthusiasts wear 'em.

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fr0sty - 96 days 11 hours ago

Well, until you can afford a 3DTV that has a lens on each pixel that projects video from 9 different angles out of each pixel, glasses are as good as it gets. I personally don't see what the fuss about glasses is. It's no different than wearing a pair of sunglasses... and it's not like you're trying to look good while sitting on your fat ass watching TV in your living room.

And the 3D glasses I've seen used in the past worked just fine for people wearing glasses, they fit nicely over their glasses.

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fr0sty - 96 days 11 hours ago

sad thing is, every time they have fragmented the market, it has been with a superior product. In the case of beta, it didn't work out in the end. luckily blu-ray won out this time though.

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Why Dat - 96 days 12 hours ago

despite all the nay-sayers, I did enjoy the commercial.

I really like the new strategy that Sony has going on. Combine all arms of their company and bring about one major focal point. BRILLIANT!

Looking forward to future PS3 endeavors for sure.

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dustgavin - 96 days 10 hours ago

Your loss. I am looking forward to this technology. Plus, I have watched a 3d movie with the new shades and it makes a tremendous difference.

Really adds to the movie.

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Whitefox789 - 96 days 9 hours ago

I don't think there will ever be a way in our lifetime where we can pick the 3D coming from the screen with just our eyes. Unless you would be willing to participate in an experiment I am thinking about.....

Note: The experiment is highly unethical and probably breaks all medical standards and practices.

Note # 2: I would probably just embed part of the 3d lens directly into your eye thus making it very uncomfortable to blink or really it would just be uncomfortable all together.

Final Note: I am being sarcastic

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krauley - 96 days 7 hours ago

if you have been to a 3d movie lately you would know that the glasses actually feel like a pair of sun glasses, maybe lighter even, but the movies are amazing and clear. dont want to enjoy the 3d fine your the one losing out.

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