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Okay, so the table on the main page is pretty much useless as it doesn't name any games. I'm looking for some really good looking almost flawless games to play with my new glasses and so far only Far Cry has worked perfectly (except for the crosshair, of course)

What I want to know: which games work in S-3D as well as Far Cry? I want to be able to adjust separation AND convergency. I've tried HL2 and FEAR, but convergency doesn't do a damn thing (except messes up HUD) and a few other games which haven't worked even that well.

Or is it just a matter of some configuring/tweaking?

Hi RTsa!

If you ask your friends at Crytek and/or UBISOFT, we can reveal their results when we get their go ahead.

It's important that they ask. It doesn't cost them anything to know and get the marketing advantage.

Neil

donno

Freke1, are you saying all those games work so you can adjust both separation and convergency? (like in Far Cry)

I'll reinstall Oblivion tonight and see if it works. I'll also try some of the demos.

Does Flatout 1 work? That one I have myself.

BF2, eh? I suppose I *could* open that packet I got from the Crysis community summit..I haven't tried the damn game yet even and I have all the expansions, too.

donno

Freke1 wrote:Yes that's what I'm saying

FlatOut 1 and 2 works perfect.

That's false. Or maybe you used different drivers?

In any case, adjusting convergency in FlatOut 1 messed up the HUD. You can only have a *really* small amount of convergence. Sure, the 3D part of the game does look great, but I wouldn't say the games work perfect.

Far Cry's HUD works great (except for the crosshair) when adjusting separation or convergency.

Why did you edit out your posts? I'm sorry if I what I said came out rude (wasn't the intention)
I'm just trying to get the most out of my glasses.

edit: Hmm..I somehow lost the 3D effect in Flatout2. Adjusting separation and convergency only affects the HUD. Except in the menu I can get a decent 3D view. Weird...

Sorry I had a terribly day. I could have remembered wrong (happens) so I deleted the list.
One thing I've learned through forums is that every computer and user is different. It's individual what games works, what ppl think look nice and so on. There's probably not a single piece of hardware or game which someone somewhere is not struggling with.

Hi RTsa,

There is another thread that talks about games that work really well with stereo3d. You might try that one, unfotunately I can't switch over to it right now as I'm typing this.
-Nate