nordlead on 04 October 2009
| silicon said: It depends. From what I heard SONYs 3D is a little different then typical 3D. You don't use polarized glasses. Instead, you use glasses which alternate left and right visibility meaning the glasses will most likely require power somehow and synced with the PS3. I'm not saying it's worse or better, but it's something different then what is typical. |
this was actually done a long time ago (master system - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_Master_System#SegaScope_3-D_Glasses ). They used a cord directly from the system. It only had 6 games.
