| Author | Message | ||
     JoshSmith Rating: N/A |
OK, maybe you people can help me out on this one: I'm rather new to the concept of stereoscopic vision...I'm wanting to play my PlayStation 2 in 3D Stereovision, but I'm not sure of the best way to do it. Any ideas would be much appreciated. Thanks!  | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Sorry Josh, As far as I know you cann't. First the PS2 would need to generate a field sequencial (sp?)interlaced 3d image (none of the games currently do this); however, if a game did, then you could get the TV version of shutterlens for watching movies and that would give you "line blanked" 3d image at 30 flickers per second. You would most likely have a headache in about 30 minutes. Your only other option would be a anaglyph (red-cyan) game, also not on the market as far as I know. GET A PC!!! Half-Life with the Geforce3 using 23.11/stereo drives gives me 800x600 page flipped game play with almost no flicker! Page flipped means that a complete image is persented to each eye; therefore no loss in horizontal resolution like with line blanking. |
