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by Alice O'Connor, Apr 15, 2010 8:34am PDTSony has announced that it will launch its first 'Bravia 3D' stereoscopic 3D television set in June with four free 3D downloadable PlayStation 3 games, in Europe at least.
Consumers who purchase the Sony Bravia 3D HX800 launch model or later Bravia 3D TVs will score free copies Wipeout HD, Motorstorm Pacific Rift, PAIN and Super Stardust HD for download from the PlayStation Network, with full free stereoscopic 3D trimmings.
Similar to the technology used in Avatar and other recent 3D movies, Sony's Bravia 3D televisions display two images taken from slightly different angles that are filtered by stylish 3D glasses to create the illusion of three dimensional space.
There's no word yet on whether this offer will also come to North America. Presumably other brands of 3D-enabled TV will work with the games, if you fork out for them yourself.
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Get back to me when glasses-less 3D has some more R&D and is a bit more polished. I know, currently that's an unrealistic expectation, but it's not as far off as you might think.
Also, those glasses give me a good and proper headache after a while. Idk about the new fangled ones that cost $100, those are the ones I was talking about when I said I hadn't worn any. I've done the ones with the multi-color lenses.
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