Topic: TriOviz 3d vs 3dhdtv

[DocSavage]

How do they compare?

The TriOviz 3d in Arkham Asylum seems to work pretty good..  I had low expectations, given the red/blue glasses type 3d is almost never a good experience, but this isn't half bad..

What can one of those fancy 3dhdtv's give you that the TriOviz can't?  You still need glasses for them, right?

[Prime]

3D TV is such a stupid gimmick. Personally I would never waste my time with it. At least not for a few years when providers actually begin producing content.

[Chus-Kay]

3D TV is such a stupid gimmick. Personally I would never waste my time with it. At least not for a few years when providers actually begin producing content.

same.  why the hell would i wear those dumb glasses at home.

and i couldn't even play the 3ds.  that thing hurt my eyes after 30 seconds.

[Beer_Baron]

neither compare to the 3D effects of Virtua Boy.

Now there's a console that wasn't allowed to reach its potential

[FreebirdSTF]

I also don't care for the 3D TV gimmick.  I watched some of a football game on one at the Sony Style store we used to have at Lenox Mall and it added nothing to the proceedings.

[Chus-Kay]

btw...


TriOviz

?

[DocSavage]

btw...


TriOviz

?

You know, the type of 3d that relies on glasses with red/blue lenses, that can be used on any TV?  Rad Racer had something like that, but it never worked.

Anaglyph 3d/stereoscopic 3d is the generic term, but TriOviz is the specific stereoscopic technology they're using these days.  (I'm not sure if the colors make a difference, but the lenses are pink and green instead of red and blue.)

Game of the Year Edition Arkham Asylum added that, and gives you a few sets of 3d glasses to go with it.

[Chus-Kay]

i never heard o that term before.  thought it was a company name - one that is made up of wrestling fans (cause weird way to spell something).

[DocSavage]

i never heard o that term before.  thought it was a company name - one that is made up of wrestling fans (cause weird way to spell something).

It's the company, and the technology. 

And yeah, it's a funny name.