3d vision gaming

[Parky]

Anyone here got the equipment to do 3d vision in games? How is it? what games are good with it?

Just been having a look on the Nvidia website and i've been wondering wether it's actually any good.

Not thinking of upgrading to 3d vision or anything, i'm just intrigued what its like

 

[sniffy]

I don't have any experience with these things but there is an ongoing thread to do with this: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18135175

 

[no_1_dave]

It's the best gaming upgrade anyone can buy.
It's hard to explain, you'd need to try it for yourself, the haters are people who haven't tried it. Anyone who has actually used 3D Vision recommends it!

 

[iviv]

The thing is, I really don't want to tie myself down to one hardware manufacturer. Especially after the Fermi debacle. If there was a solution that worked on both Nvidia and ATI hardware then I'd jump on it, but spending £200 on some hardware that forces me to stick with one companies graphics cards is a big no. I wouldn't even do this with ATI either, they are doing well at the moment, but their next series of cards may be a total flop.

 

[barmyllama]

Played Batman AA and NFS Shift at the gadget show on Sunday in 3D, it actually works very well. The colours aren't quite perfect, but the effect is as good as any 3D film like Avatar. PC World were selling 22 inch 120 Hz Samsung monitors at the show for £120, so they ain't massively expensive. Something to consider if you need a new monitor, but maybe not quite a must have gaming item just yet.

 

[RichIbizaSport]

I got myself a pair of 3d vision glasses and a 120hz acer projector. 3d on a 90" screen from 1m away is pretty damn awesome definitely worth it in my opinion.