Tag Archives: 3d gaming

Fri, Jul 29, 2011 | 10:36 BST

EA seeing “very poor returns” for 3D gaming, says Riccitiello

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EA CEO John Riccitiello said in a call last night that the company has not seen any interest for 3D gaming.

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Sun, Jul 18, 2010 | 12:19 BST

Pachter: 3D gaming is a fad “for the next five years at least”

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Speaking in the latest episode of Gametrailers show Pach Attack, Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter has said he feels 3D gaming is more of a fad than the future.

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Sat, Apr 03, 2010 | 18:44 BST

Ninja Theory co-founder says 3D console tech is “limited”

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Ninja Theory co-founder Tameem Antoniades has told CVG that 3D effects in current-gen consoles are limited.

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Thu, Jan 28, 2010 | 05:17 GMT

Peter Moore: Sports games will lead the way for 3D gaming

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3D’s all the rage in Hollywood these days, but here in Videogame Land, the goofy-looking red-blue tech of tomorrow hasn’t quite caught on. So, what’s the deal? Well, according to EA Sports head honcho Peter Moore, we need only look to sports for the answers.

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Tue, Feb 01, 2011 | 06:23 GMT

Sony: PS3 is upgradeable to 3D, company will return to profit in 2011

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During a presentation to investors, Sony revealed that all PS3 systems are upgradeable to stereoscopic 3D via firmware updates, and the company plans to integrate 3D through Blu-ray and HDTV sets as well.

The company’s goal is to “lead the 3D market” and offer 3D tools to developers that wish to create games with three-dimensional play.

Plans to install 3,000 Sony 3D theater projectors in cinemas the end of the year is another part of the plan, which when combined the aforementioned plan, the company believes it will achieve profitability by March 2011, according to CEO Howard Stringer.

Sony’s projecting a $1 billion (¥95 billion) loss for its current fiscal year, ending March 2010, but Howard says that current money-saving plans are paying off.

“Our work is already bearing fruit,” he said before adding that the company still has “more work to do”.

Howard also revealed that Sony is ahead of its planned restructuring schedule of saving $5.6 billion (¥500 billion) in costs, part of which was a direct result of the  12 percent reduction of its total workforce (19,500 jobs) over the last year.

Yesterday, Sony announced that it has seen a 70 percent growth in sales for PS3 when compared to October 2008, making it “the only console to experience significant growth year over year”.

Via Gamasutra, Associated Press.