3D technology loves dual video cards, but gaming laptop manufacturers tend to shy away from dropping a pair of NVIDIA mobile cards in their machines. Something about keeping down cost. As I’ve demonstrated in the past, Origin PC isn’t a company that shies away from making a really expensive product, especially when it gets them a ‘first’ achievement.
Toshiba’s got a $US10,000 TV at the big Consumer Electronics Show that can display glasses-free 3D — a la the Nintendo 3DS — for up to nine people, though four’s optimal. Engadget says it’ll be out by the end of March.
There are millions of people who enjoy playing Super Mario games that are three dimensional, games you play from behind Mario’s back.
Some of my fondest memories of the PlayStation 3 era involve a pair of wacky mascot characters participating in some of the greatest gamers had ever seen. While we’re waiting for a Ratchet & Clank HD Trilogy from Insomniac, Naughty Dog’s gone ahead and confirmed one for Jak and Daxter.
I’ve seen plenty of 3D versions of the hit multiplayer board game The Settlers of Catan, but nothing quite as impressive as these 3D game pieces, ready to buy 3D printed and shipped from Shapeways.
