Spotlight: First impressions, a 3DS 3D model, top 25 PS3 games, and more. Layton Shumway. September 16, 2012 12:05 AM. This post has not been edited by the ...

In Theory: How PS3 can own 3D gaming Much more than a quirky side project. Feature by Richard Leadbetter Technology Editor, Digital Foundry Updated on 10 Sep 2009. 110 comments ...

In June, Sony rolled out the first batch of stereoscopic 3D-enabled titles for the PlayStation 3, starting with Wipeout HD, Super Stardust HD, and PAIN. However, the Japanese electronics giant has ...

Meanwhile the PS3's 3D firmware upgrade will arrive in sync with the 3D HDTVs, complete with some free 3D games for those who buy a new set. ... – Affordable Sony 3D TV "BRAVIA" HX800 launch model ...

Kvetching aside, Sony will release four stereoscopic 3D games for the PS3 tomorrow: Wipeout HD, Super Stardust, PAIN, and Motor Storm Pacific Rift. You will, of course, need a 3D TV to appreciate ...

Thanks to a partnership between Sony and Sports Illustrated, PS3 owners will find 'Swimsuit in 3D' - a behind-the-scenes look at the photo shoots - on the digital download store. Shayk and others ...

At the official Playstation Blog, Sony's John Koller wrote: "Hi everyone! The moment is here — starting tomorrow, high-definition stereoscopic 3D gaming will be available in your very own living ...

The games on show were standard PS3 titles processed through a new 3D Bravia TV. Sony confirmed that the new TV would be available in Europe next year, and that future PS3 models would even have ...

Opposable Thumbs has descended upon CES once again, as there's always a fair bit of gaming news to be found. Case in point: Sony showed off a demo of some really cool-looking 3D technology at CES ...

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 ...

Namco-Bandai made a 3D version of Ridge Racer 7 for the arcades in Japan, but its 1080p output is divided between each eye, turning a 60FPS game into an effective 30FPS experience.