Sony ps3 3d display output options (Checkerboard,Interlaced)
Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2010 3:04 am
Sony needs to update their 3d driver for usage of other formats. Checkerboard, red/cyan, red/green ect, interlaced and sensio. What would be the big deal, and they will loose out on the Sony motto of everything 3d if they don't. So many people bought 3d ready projectors and a ps3 thinking it would work. Sadly most are returning the stuff back and say " I will wait till something better comes out". Anyways since sensio is releasing their tech why don't sony grab it up and make use of adding their whole line of games to the 3d effect with lets say a 3d patch for each game. These guys are missing out on the whole diverse experience this 3d field is worth. Just waiting for a good AAA game in 3d sucks and we want the old AAA games that we never finished or bought yet in 3D.
I really hope they forget about the bandwidth issues and bottlenecks that come with console 3d gaming and focus on output modes, reverters and patching games for 3d. Even add to their xmb line suite "connect to cloud for 3d gaming" and will alleviate most of the bottlenecks. And whats the sense of using the "cell broadband processor" super computer if it ain't connected to a broadband modem to the cloud, for increased performance. I am sure sony has a mainframe somewhere for their "Sony Online" stuff servers and such. If they are going to make the ps3 for the next 2 years I guess, they might as well use the resources thats out now a days.
Just to say I don't have a ps3 and don't play console to much but if I move and have more room for another home theatre and extra plugins I would buy one for Red Dead Redemption in a heartbeat. Not superstardust.
I really hope they forget about the bandwidth issues and bottlenecks that come with console 3d gaming and focus on output modes, reverters and patching games for 3d. Even add to their xmb line suite "connect to cloud for 3d gaming" and will alleviate most of the bottlenecks. And whats the sense of using the "cell broadband processor" super computer if it ain't connected to a broadband modem to the cloud, for increased performance. I am sure sony has a mainframe somewhere for their "Sony Online" stuff servers and such. If they are going to make the ps3 for the next 2 years I guess, they might as well use the resources thats out now a days.
Just to say I don't have a ps3 and don't play console to much but if I move and have more room for another home theatre and extra plugins I would buy one for Red Dead Redemption in a heartbeat. Not superstardust.