You may or may not remember a brief stint around the time when “Avatar” became the biggest movie of all time when 3D became all the rage in the tech world. This included, of course, the influx of 3D movies into theaters, a trend that continues to an extent today. But the fad has also made its way into homes, with big tech companies like Sony trying to make it their own 3D TVs The next big thing people spend their money on. Some TVs may use high-end screens to simulate depth perception, while others have opted for a more passive approach using 3D glasses. Either way, 3D TVs weren’t just for watching movies like “Avatar” and “Piranha 3D.” To help sell its own line of 3D TVs, Sony has pushed stereoscopic 3D play on the PS3.
The holographic games added depth to the experience as if you could reach out and touch NPCs and other game items. The PS3 didn’t need any additional hardware to play stereoscopic games – although a software update was necessary, and users had to adjust their console settings to enable 3D. Of course, a 3D TV was also necessary. There were a lot of anthropomorphic nicknames Play in 3D Also, because the library wasn’t limited to minigames or titles made specifically for the format. The 3D stereoscopic games for PS3 have included “Gran Turismo 5”, “Crysis”, “Uncharted 3”, “Call of Duty: Black Ops”, “Batman: Arkham City” and many more.
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