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Sony 3D PS3 Update 3.30
Sony has just announced that the newest version of its firmware for the PS3 will support 3D. Read on...
Sony has just announced that the newest version of its firmware for the PS3 will support 3D. Read on...
Swordless Ninja
Little Ninja Mabushi lived happily with his girlfriend Miyuki, and nothing could stop the sun from shining when he was wearing his precious sword, which he only used to maintain peace...until a dark figure crawled out from the shadows.
Little Ninja Mabushi lived happily with his girlfriend Miyuki, and nothing could stop the sun from shining when he was wearing his precious sword, which he only used to maintain peace...until a dark figure crawled out from the shadows.
Game Of The Week
Potion Panic 2
Unknown Sector
Knight Orc
Homerun Berserk
Kingdoms At War
This year at Europe's Gamescom there were plenty of games
and manufacturers displaying their new 3D wares. The popular
consensus is for car racing games and sports games to get the
3D treatment. These types of games have the most to benefit
from 3D technology.
There is also a big push for shooters to recieve the 3D treatment, and games like Lord Of The Rings and Mortal Kombat are seeing 3D release soon. There is more of a cost to developing a game in 3D (about 20% more) but the upside could potentially be really huge for game developers.
Because of the movie Avatar, there has been quite a push to develop 3D entertainment for the home. Manufacturers such as Sony are really pushing 3D games and blu-rays because they are actively trying to sell 3D hardware such as televisions and blu-ray players. The content is key to the success of 3D in the home.
Still, many analysts predict that 3D gaming will take some time to take-off in the home. Some industry analysts predict a two year timeframe for consumers to adopt the technology fully into their homes.
There is also a big push for shooters to recieve the 3D treatment, and games like Lord Of The Rings and Mortal Kombat are seeing 3D release soon. There is more of a cost to developing a game in 3D (about 20% more) but the upside could potentially be really huge for game developers.
Because of the movie Avatar, there has been quite a push to develop 3D entertainment for the home. Manufacturers such as Sony are really pushing 3D games and blu-rays because they are actively trying to sell 3D hardware such as televisions and blu-ray players. The content is key to the success of 3D in the home.
Still, many analysts predict that 3D gaming will take some time to take-off in the home. Some industry analysts predict a two year timeframe for consumers to adopt the technology fully into their homes.
Gamescom Update