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Dyne · 04-27-2010, 12:36 AM

It won't stick in Home TVs. I even find LCD panels above 60Hz are way too screwy looking. What a fad.

Food for thought: Avatar on Blu-ray broke sales records. They only put the movie on the disc, and nothing else. The extended edition is coming in the fall. The 3D version isn't even planned until 2011. People who bought 3D TVs are essentially the biggest suckers in the world.

3D movies are here to stay, but prices won't be $18 anymore. People will wise up.

But I feel completely differently about the 3DS, or whatever it'll be called. Cheap, consumer-ready. And Nintendo's making a gimmick that developers will most likely have to abide by. The DS was only successful because developers saw past the touch screen eventually. 3D will not be that hard to implement.

04-27-2010, 12:36 AM	#3
Dyne Or should I say.. smanger Dyne is offline Location: Vancouver Now Playing: Infinity Blade II, Duke Nukem Forever, Skyrim, Vanquish Posts: 9,435	Re: The 3D Movement It won't stick in Home TVs. I even find LCD panels above 60Hz are way too screwy looking. What a fad. Food for thought: Avatar on Blu-ray broke sales records. They only put the movie on the disc, and nothing else. The extended edition is coming in the fall. The 3D version isn't even planned until 2011. People who bought 3D TVs are essentially the biggest suckers in the world. 3D movies are here to stay, but prices won't be $18 anymore. People will wise up. But I feel completely differently about the 3DS, or whatever it'll be called. Cheap, consumer-ready. And Nintendo's making a gimmick that developers will most likely have to abide by. The DS was only successful because developers saw past the touch screen eventually. 3D will not be that hard to implement.