jarrod said:
Well, except in terms of color saturation, light levels, cost and 3rd party software support. ;) If the massmarket adopts what Nintendo's vision for 3D is, they won't settle for glasses based solutions. They'll wait it out, keep their HD TVs they just bought instead, and upgrade when the technology eventually meets their needs at a reasonable pricepoint (ie: glassless 3DTV). |
Well, what really matters is that the actual 3D is better on a big screen! Also 3rd party software will be far superior with 3DTV if you count all TV channels and their 3D content. (Not sure if you class that as software?).
People will settle for glasses due to many, many advantageous of watching on a TV compared to a small gaming screen. Also, glasses aren't a huge deal to many/most. Those who buy DS's and TV's are very different people - they want different things.
Also, it's going to be too long imo before glassless 3DTVs are produced and available to the masses.
It's only logical to think that if someone plays a 3DS and are impressed, that they are then far more likely to invest in a proper 3DTV.
It's not logical to think that someones experience with a DS will put them off buying a TV.
