The release of Ghost Recon: Future Soldier and Super Hang-On, a Sega classic game now available on PSN, brings the total number of stereoscopic 3D games available for the PS3 to 100, a target that has taken almost 2 years to acheive.
There are 3D games in almost every genre, with the majority 3D console exclusive to the PS3. So how does the Xbox 360 compare?
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ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!! uninformed fanb.. people amaze me.
And yes, I do down a ps3 and that's all I have.
Passive 3D is easier to watch than active but passive on 3DTV's and single projector setups is half resolution.
RAM does not come into the firmware update equation. Sure, additional RAM is required for the larger framebuffer but this is easily workable as evident in the library of games.
It's not identical, passive 3D only has half the vertical or horizontal resolution, so unless you're running a 4k TV you can't get full 1080p in 3D on a passive 3D TV.
For most games the difference is small as most don't run at 1080p but for bluray movies it's a significant difference.
I at least feel like its not my tv's fault, it's just the limited hardware doesn't allow it. Hopefully everything is fixed next gen.
Wipeout HD does 3d perfectly and that was one of the early titles
I play Killzone in 3-D too. And I think 3-D works well with FPSs. But in terms of shooters I think 3-D works better with "rail shooters" like House of the Dead.
As of right now, those are the only game types I like with 3-D. A genre I'd like to see really good 3-D implemented in, just to see if it works or not is the isometric ARPG games like diablo. It may be pretty cool if done right with all the character/creature models and spell effects popping up off the map surface.
da shredder wrote (+ many other stupid things) : "Even ps3 exclusives like GOW, KZ3, and Motorstorm have slower frame rates. I didn't realize how bad things got this gen, till I seen it with my own eyes. #2"
lol...please, don't pretend you have a ps3
@Series_IIa: PC has over 500, but that's not the point of the news article. Some people prefer console gaming, not everyone has a 3D setup for their PC and not every 3D game is available on PC. There has to be a balance. If you're a PC guy then that's fine, no need to put down everyone else.
https://www.npd.com/wps/por...
Currently there are around 35 million people with 3DTV's worldwide but of course that's only a small percentage of total TV's. In the US, on current numbers, the penetration is around 4-5%. Amongst PS3 owners this would be expected to be higher.
It's not a huge user base but the majority of those that have tried 3D gaming are positive about the experience. 3D gaming gets a rap mostly from people that haven't tried it and simply call it a gimmick.
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The best 3d game that I have played is a take on that old school shooting style called 3D INFINITY.
3D for PC is a cheaper proposition and more games and cheaper overall.
Good start Sony I suppose but lower your TV set costs then I can take you seriously.
Killzone 3's 3D was just awful in my opinion because it made the rest of the game look so crappy.
Wipeout was decent though.
Sonic: Generations is the best 3D game out there, but many others use it very well. Many 3D movies look fantastic, also...especially the animated ones.
If it wasn't for us early adopters, 3D wouldn't ever become a "standard low cost option".
It will certainly get better but glasses free 3D TV has inherent limitations that cannot be overcome with any technology, that is unless we develop mind reading computers that know how you intend to move before you do :)
Don't believe me? Watch the Avengers 3D then 2D and tell me which was more engrossing
the problem is that one eye receives the image and then by the time the other eye receives the corresponding image it has moved ever so slightly... and no TVs can manage this despite anyone saying otherwise as they alternate images. glasses free has its own problems with limited viewing angles so that aint even close to replacing active shutters. video glasses are the only option for perfect 3D
http://reviews.cnet.com/fla...
P.s surely you can make your own mind up with regards to the quality?