Technology will crumble the might of nations across the globe, as the actual world seems to be engulfed with the question of preventing large scale nuclear fallout, rise of artificial intelligence uniting mankind in an epic struggle for power. Videogames on the other spectrum seem to be providing a platform to enhance the interactivity of its user base and destroying man’s physical social life. 

The discussions centered around next generation consoles has already started a wildfire across communities, with E3 2009 bringing in a pot load of information regarding motion technology across the three major players. There are already a round of discussions regarding Microsoft’s next machine to incorporate their camera technology. TeamXbox recently came up with a quote regarding the next generation Xbox to incorporate full HD stereoscopic visuals and 3D visuals. All the rumors/stories convene at the point that this technology shall be implemented in the next iteration of Microsoft’s console. 

Refraining to sound like a fanboy, but Sony’s current machine may already possess the technology for giving birth such a massive technology by 2009. According to numerous reports that appeared sometime in December 2008, “Sony “fully intends” to support stereoscopic 3D gaming and Blu-ray 3D on PS3 in 2009 with their Blitz Tech engine. MTBS is a stereoscopic 3D certification and advocacy group.” This form of next generation entertainment merely requires a BIOS firmware update giving it a huge competitive advantage over its current competitors.
 
Although there is still a lot of work as far as the choice of television sets are concerned, a few existing high end television models under production (Mitsubushi Laservue) already support the format of providing a 3D experience for its users. It’s only a matter of time when such technological innovations become affordable and usher a change in the form of digital entertainment. So will the PS3 finally be a cheaper and more viable option in the longer run, or will the next Xbox be a far cry from Sony's current machine? These falmes are getting hotter by the minute time to indulge in some Madword antics on our precious Wii.

http://www.skoar.com/features/games/ps3-may-already-feature-next-xbox-tech-by-2009.html?Itemid=48

Blu-ray 3D gaming is the future, I called it a while ago. ~_n

http://www.vgchartz.com/forum/post.php?id=1965598

I remember Sony talking about this in at some tech show, odd thing was, they said that their would be no need for a special TV. You would just need those blues brothers style glasses to see the 3D image. I think the only TV requirement was it had to be 120hz refresh rate. They did it with Gran Turismo I think, I'll try and find the article

I was right, it was ar CES 09, Motorstorm was also demoed along side Gran Turismo 5 Prologue. There are videos showing the demo

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6202913.html?sid=6202913&part=rss&subj=6202913

since when did xbox claim 3d as there tech

MS claimed that the next xbox will have 3D tech, but will only be able to be used on the new line of 3D TV like the Mitsubishi LaserVue

3-D gaming is going to be great.

Don't they need twice the processing power with 3-D?

3-D gaming = win

It wouldn't suit some games. Not hard ones anyway. I would be pissed off if Ninja Gaiden 3 or 4 had it.

Your sitting there focuses on defeating a boss and you get the illusion of something flying out of your screen into your face. It would just piss me off and I would lose focus and probably be killed in 1 hit.

It would suit a DeadSpace game or any horror game really. Lets see how the PC version of Resident Evil 5 turns out. That features the 3D Tec.