Onibaka on 18 April 2011
| Gamerace said: That would be a very cool way of doing it, and would pull you into the game more, sorta blur the sense of it's just a game. It's also a better answer to 3D than 3D tvs because often other people are watching you play and on a 3D TV, a 3D image is a blurry eyestrain to non-players (yes, unless they go put on glasses), where here anyone can still watch clearly. |
but without any 3D effect. Actually this technique don't work for more than 1 person playing the game. The screen display a image in 2D updating in realtime using the perspective from a person. But it can't display a separated image for each person, unless if you use a 3D Tv with Glasses(which would make it not having any sense)
