| JoeTheBro said: @Icyedge That's still not the games issue, just your tv and ps3 having issues. Cross talk/ghosting is caused by one eye seeing images from the other view so how could the game cause this unless while in 2d their is ghosting? I guess it could be a problem with software but not the game software, just the ps3 and/or tv. Try reporting this to Sony and hopefully with an update they could fix it. I'm sure we can agree cross talk wrecks the experiance. |
You are right to some extent. Crosstalk may be cause by light leaking of your glasses. But thats not all there is to it. If we talk about games, since the lenses always shut/open at the same interval, the processing needs to be flawless. They need to be in sync with the glasses all the time. Which isnt the case with most PS3 titles. A couple exception here and there, with smaller or not as demanding game, like Super Stardust HD or even Shadown of the colossus (not ICO) that doesnt look too bad in 3D on PS3. If you want a good experience, you really need a high end PC and Nvidia 3D vision. Movies are getting better and better, they probably use better equipment to film them. Im not as knowledgeful on this matter. What I do know by experience is that the earlier one or niche one has lots of crosstalk whatever the equipment your using. As example, the difference of Tron and 3D sex and zen using the same equipment is enormous. Between, I have both a optoma 3D DLP projector and a samsung LED 3D TV.
