Almost 70 Percent of Gamers Rate Stereoscopic 3D Experience the Same or Better than 2D Gaming
The immersive game industry stands on the cusp of dramatic change following two years of specialized research conducted by Interactive Games Ontario 3D (iGO3D), an alliance of Ontario universities and leading game companies launched in early 2011. With total funding valued at C$635,000, iGO3D's findings include everything from developing a better understanding of stereoscopic 3D (S-3D) gaming to pioneering new techniques in S-3D visual game design.
"It was premature for industry leaders to encourage fixed design choices to determine good and bad 3D in games,' said ...