GOOD news - my gaming blog has become so successful that it is now off on its travels!
Due to its popularity, my blog has now been given a new home - and a new name Games and Gizmos - thanks to Trinity Mirror, on the Loughborough Echo website.
The new blog - http://blogs.loughboroughecho.net/gamesandgizmos/- will continue to deliver all the latest games and gadget news, previews and reviews from the high-tech world.
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Showing posts with label 3d gaming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3d gaming. Show all posts
Monday, 12 April 2010
Wednesday, 10 March 2010
3D TVs to be launched in June
SONY is set to release its first 3D TVs in Japan on June 10 and overseas shortly after, along with an update for PlayStation 3 users to take advantage of 3D software.
Sony's first offering is to be a 46-inch model, selling at 350,000 yen (£2,605) and which will include two pairs of 3D glasses.
Will you be one of the first to buy into 3D? I guess until the games and TV catalogue is there to support it, it may be slow on the take-up.
Sony's first offering is to be a 46-inch model, selling at 350,000 yen (£2,605) and which will include two pairs of 3D glasses.
Will you be one of the first to buy into 3D? I guess until the games and TV catalogue is there to support it, it may be slow on the take-up.
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
'3D gaming possible on the Xbox 360'
MICROSOFT has assured gamers that its Xbox 360 console is capable of offering 3D gaming in the future.
It has confirmed that its Xbox 360 console has the capability to offer 3D gaming - if the company decides to support the medium in the future.
Aaron Greenberg, Microsoft's Xbox group product manager, told G4TV that the high-definition system is "fully 3D capable" in terms of technology.
Sony confirmed to investors in November 2009 that 3D functionality is to be a key part of PlayStation 3's future lineup alongside features like Blu-ray playback and motion control.
Conversely, Mr Greenberg stated that Microsoft is adopting a wait-and-see approach to whether or not the general gaming audience is ready for 3D technology in the home.
He suggested that a living room 3D experience would be different from being in a darkened cinema due to the fact that people are less able to concentrate fully on the screen.
However, the Microsoft man added: "If it becomes really important and people want to do more with it, we're absolutely happy to support it."
It has confirmed that its Xbox 360 console has the capability to offer 3D gaming - if the company decides to support the medium in the future.
Aaron Greenberg, Microsoft's Xbox group product manager, told G4TV that the high-definition system is "fully 3D capable" in terms of technology.
Sony confirmed to investors in November 2009 that 3D functionality is to be a key part of PlayStation 3's future lineup alongside features like Blu-ray playback and motion control.
Conversely, Mr Greenberg stated that Microsoft is adopting a wait-and-see approach to whether or not the general gaming audience is ready for 3D technology in the home.
He suggested that a living room 3D experience would be different from being in a darkened cinema due to the fact that people are less able to concentrate fully on the screen.
However, the Microsoft man added: "If it becomes really important and people want to do more with it, we're absolutely happy to support it."
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