I've recently picked up a goty copy of Batman AA which is on its way to me and am aware the game comes with two sets of paper TriOvis 3d glasses. However I am after a more sturdy set and after doing some research have found out the glasses have Magenta and Green lenses but the colours are reversed from the usual way round (TriOviz uses Green for the right eye and Magenta for the left). After a quick scour of the net I've found plenty of Magenta and Green lensed glasses on a famous auction site but they are all Green for the left eye and Red for the right instead of the other way around. However, there are loads of Red and Blue glasses with lenses the correct way for TriOviz and was wondering if anyone has used traditional Red and Blue 3d glasses with Batman AA or any other TriOvis game with good/sucessful results?
TriOviz compatible glasses?
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Why not just buy the official ones?
http://www.trioviz.com/en/consumer/3d-glasses/inficolor-3d-glasses
http://www.trioviz.com/en/consumer/3d-glasses/inficolor-3d-glasses
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Tried them and its crap don't waste your time.
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Inficolor 3D Glasses
I registered with Trioviz recently, then bought a pair of their Inficolor glasses, through PayPal. My order was acknowledged and my credit card was immediately debited by 19.98 Euros.
Ten days after I had placed the order, I e-mailed Trioviz and asked them if they would confirm that it had been despatched to me. I did not receive a reply.
A week later, I e-mailed Trioviz again and asked the same question – still no reply.
After a further week, I contacted PayPal and asked them for their help i.e. I raised a ‘Dispute.’
After a further day and no word from Trioviz as to when I should expect despatch of my order, I escalated the Dispute to Claim.
PayPal then asked the seller to respond (within a 10-day period). They told me that as soon as they heard from the seller, or if they received no response from the seller, they would review this case and e-mail me with an update.
Bottom line, I never did get the glasses but I did receive a full refund from PayPal.
Trioviz continue to offer these glasses for sale, but with a slight change to their advert – they have raised the price to 29.90 Euros.
I registered with Trioviz recently, then bought a pair of their Inficolor glasses, through PayPal. My order was acknowledged and my credit card was immediately debited by 19.98 Euros.
Ten days after I had placed the order, I e-mailed Trioviz and asked them if they would confirm that it had been despatched to me. I did not receive a reply.
A week later, I e-mailed Trioviz again and asked the same question – still no reply.
After a further week, I contacted PayPal and asked them for their help i.e. I raised a ‘Dispute.’
After a further day and no word from Trioviz as to when I should expect despatch of my order, I escalated the Dispute to Claim.
PayPal then asked the seller to respond (within a 10-day period). They told me that as soon as they heard from the seller, or if they received no response from the seller, they would review this case and e-mail me with an update.
Bottom line, I never did get the glasses but I did receive a full refund from PayPal.
Trioviz continue to offer these glasses for sale, but with a slight change to their advert – they have raised the price to 29.90 Euros.
I'm real sorry to hear that mate. At least you got your money back which is the beauty of using Paypal. I think I'll stick to the two cardboard pairs I got with Batman for now as the only other game to use Trioviz I own is Enslaved with the optional dlc.
On a related topic I spent the afternoon round a friends house trying out a few games on his 3dtv today and while the effect was certainly impressive it didn't add anything to the gameplay and certainly isn't worth the current price. There only seems to be a handful of 3d games around for it at the moment too so I think I'll wait a while before deciding to get a 3dtv or not as I'm still very happy with my current lcds 2d performance. In the meantime I think devs should give every 3d compatible game a Trioviz option as pretty much everyone that buys it can enjoy the 3d regardless.
On a related topic I spent the afternoon round a friends house trying out a few games on his 3dtv today and while the effect was certainly impressive it didn't add anything to the gameplay and certainly isn't worth the current price. There only seems to be a handful of 3d games around for it at the moment too so I think I'll wait a while before deciding to get a 3dtv or not as I'm still very happy with my current lcds 2d performance. In the meantime I think devs should give every 3d compatible game a Trioviz option as pretty much everyone that buys it can enjoy the 3d regardless.
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