and here is a review


http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/jamescameronsavatar/review.html?tag=topslot;thumb;4

As far as I know, 120 Hz TVs which accept a 120 Hz input will be able to display 3D content. If you check out for example Samsung's 120 Hz projectors they say 3D-ready. There are not many such TVs in the market yet.

I'm not sure what Sony's plans are for 3D TVs, maybe those new ones have some fancier features. Maybe they include the glasses and the infrared emitter which is used to synchronize the glasses with the TV. But that's just my speculation.

cant wait for PS3-3D to launch! just hope the TV's arnt to expensive, il pick up this game then

...and bomb. Seriously, it's like Total HD ZOMG 1080p Next Gen coming on us all over again.

wont bomb, tell you what will though.........sony wand & even more so Natal 

I have a 3D capable TV. And Nvidia glasses...
There are 100s of games that are 3D ready on the PC. Why would I waste my time with

Avatar when I can play resident Evil 5 in 3D?

Actually why would I waste my time with Resident Evil 5 again when I can do Crysis? :)

Hmm...I doubt it. I just watched the GT Review and besides being good looking, the game is not anywhere near worth it.

Just watching the players move around with no lock-on, super loose movement and quick moving enemies just looks so painful. They mention the 3D part, but it looks like it's only when you're flying?

Doesn't really matter, the game doesn't look like it's worth anything more than a rent if you're bored.

Instead of Ewoks we now have Smurf looking NBA players.

50 times more pixel is necessary to make a 3d Tv without glasses ? So the resolution has to be 54000x90000 !

The success of a movie game does usually depend moreso on the movie rather than the game.