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Solid_Snake4RD on 04 December 2009

I was just searching on it and found James Cameron himself was co-operating with Ubisoft to make the game of the movie as good.

Also it is a Prequel to the movie's storyline so we aren't playing the same thing as seen in movie.

 

And it has 3D graphics which can be atleast viewed on a 3d PC.There is also 3D support for Television but it will not be seen in the Console version as they don't support 3D graphics.

For the PS3,it will be enabled next year as Sony is about to release 3D TV's and a 3D patch for PS3 to play 3D game.No word on 360's version.

 



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PullusPardus on 04 December 2009

isn't it already in 3-D?
it doesn't care anyways the game is mediocre.



Deneidez on 04 December 2009

Its teh X-wing bird! Looks pretty mediocre. Actually I think on PC you could make just about every 3D game to support 3D. Its usually just matter of changing/editing dynamically linked libs, which can be done without knowing anything about main program.



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Solid_Snake4RD on 04 December 2009
PullusPardus said:
isn't it already in 3-D?
it doesn't care anyways the game is mediocre.

the game is already 3D for both consoles and PC.But the hardware system should support it and you should have 3d monitor or TV to vew it.

 

In consoles,it isn't supported even with a 3d TV cause the hardware isn't compatible.But PS3 can be enabled for 3D games by a firmware update according to Sony.They will provide this firmware when they release their 3DTV's ext year in October.



libellule on 04 December 2009

it is crap ...

let's hope the movie is good ...



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NJ5 on 04 December 2009
Deneidez said:
Its teh X-wing bird! Looks pretty mediocre. Actually I think on PC you could make just about every 3D game to support 3D. Its usually just matter of changing/editing dynamically linked libs, which can be done without knowing anything about main program.

Yeah Nvidia can do the 3D hack on the driver level, but it doesn't always work. Especially with effects like fog and stuff like that.

Anyway, 3D TVs are probably going to be freaking expensive for quite a while. And you also need the shutter glasses. I think 3D will face a much slower adoption curve than HD has.

 



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Slimebeast on 04 December 2009
NJ5 said:
Deneidez said:
Its teh X-wing bird! Looks pretty mediocre. Actually I think on PC you could make just about every 3D game to support 3D. Its usually just matter of changing/editing dynamically linked libs, which can be done without knowing anything about main program.

Yeah Nvidia can do the 3D hack on the driver level, but it doesn't always work. Especially with effects like fog and stuff like that.

Anyway, 3D TVs are probably going to be freaking expensive for quite a while. And you also need the shutter glasses. I think 3D will face a much steeper adoption curve than HD has.

 

What do you mean "3D TVs"?



NJ5 on 04 December 2009
Slimebeast said:
NJ5 said:
Deneidez said:
Its teh X-wing bird! Looks pretty mediocre. Actually I think on PC you could make just about every 3D game to support 3D. Its usually just matter of changing/editing dynamically linked libs, which can be done without knowing anything about main program.

Yeah Nvidia can do the 3D hack on the driver level, but it doesn't always work. Especially with effects like fog and stuff like that.

Anyway, 3D TVs are probably going to be freaking expensive for quite a while. And you also need the shutter glasses. I think 3D will face a much steeper adoption curve than HD has.

 

What do you mean "3D TVs"?

The ones that can take a 120 Hz input and display it correctly. I think that should be enough (usually these TVs say 3D-ready or something similar).

Not all 120 Hz TVs can do 3D btw. Some of them aren't really taking a 120 Hz input, just making up frames in between the 60 Hz input.

 



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Slimebeast on 04 December 2009
NJ5 said:
Slimebeast said:
NJ5 said:
Deneidez said:
Its teh X-wing bird! Looks pretty mediocre. Actually I think on PC you could make just about every 3D game to support 3D. Its usually just matter of changing/editing dynamically linked libs, which can be done without knowing anything about main program.

Yeah Nvidia can do the 3D hack on the driver level, but it doesn't always work. Especially with effects like fog and stuff like that.

Anyway, 3D TVs are probably going to be freaking expensive for quite a while. And you also need the shutter glasses. I think 3D will face a much steeper adoption curve than HD has.

 

What do you mean "3D TVs"?

The ones that can take a 120 Hz input and display it correctly. I think that should be enough (usually these TVs say 3D-ready or something similar).

Not all 120 Hz TVs can do 3D btw. Some of them aren't really taking a 120 Hz input, just making up frames in between the 60 Hz input.

 

Are they really that expensive though? I thought most TVs nowadays could do 120Hz.

 



Solid_Snake4RD on 04 December 2009

don't know about 3DTV's but if you know know about them

Can you tell me if a true 120hz TV selling today can display 3d?If it is this then why is Sony saying will unveil their 3D TV's next year when their bravia's can already project 120hz and more