The PS3 ’s 3D feature — upgradeable via a software update for every PS3 out there — is actually pretty decent . Not only did we see it live , working , on a giant projection cover , but on a small high-definition television in front of us .
First up , you still need a three-D - enable telecasting to play these game , even though the PS3 supports 3D output .
Killzone 3 , the magnanimous 3D drawing card for the PS3 in the next year , bet awful . The smoke , sparks , random debris and enemies all seem different degrees of 3D. The core was engaging , not off - putt , but also magnifies whatever nausea you experience ( if you experience it ) with first somebody shooters .
Driving games were more or less different . If you have a car in front of you , like in Motorstorm , the three-D looked great . If you did n’t , more like a first - person drive experience where there was no real flesh of reference , the three-D was much less pronounced . But in Motorstorm , it again , added to the experience .
Other games like Super Stardust HD fared quite well with the glasses , but wore down your heart quicker than a standard 2D experience .
The major ailment is the fact that you have to use 3D field glass at all . It ’s awkward for mass meth - wearers , and tiring to have something heavy on your face during your total gaming session . Watching a 2 - minute movie is already a monolithic exertion in endurance , but try die at some biz for 6 + 60 minutes in 3D.
Plus , you also lose the power for people to spectate , unless they also sense like assume those moldable glasses . Take them off , and await at the silver screen is like traverse your optic , in the fog , while intoxicated .
But yes , the PS3 can do 3D. It ’s up to the individual developer to see how they want to implement their 3-D and affect a counterweight between immersion and not being super annoying . permit ’s hope they get it correct .
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