Solid_Snake4RD on 13 May 2010
| binary solo said: I haven't read all the discussion so maybe it's been addressed already, but how does partnering with one TV manufacturer on 3D work? Does that mean there are going to be problems for people who own 3D TVs other than LG TVs and would like to do 3D gaming on their 360? I have some vague recollection that Sony seemed to be implying that their PS3 3D will only be compatible with Sony TVs which is sucky. Then I saw that GT5 trailer where the PD guy was saying that they're busy making GT5 compatible with all 3D formats so it will play on all 3D TVs. I'm really not liking the way 3D TV is starting off in such a fragmented way, and in the end it's detrimental to the adoption of 3D, in both TV and gaming. |
the partnership is only to publicize and to get people to know about that it exists.
Samsung partnered with some studios
Sony partnered with ESPN,IMAX and their own media content
LG had nothing and at the same time MW wanted to lower Sony publicized 3D features as exclusivity.
Any console or media can be converted 3D through the new 3DTV's.But to be known is another thing.
And i never heard Sony saying only there TV's will be compatible with PS3.Sony were the first to announce 3DTV last year so it could be that they said it that time when other companies didn't announce their plans
