Kugyince
07-06-2010, 04:49 PM
While the debate as to the necessity of 3D in films shows no sign of ceasing (or becoming interesting), the gaming front is another matter. Depending on your level of optimism, we're either stepping into an age of unparalleled interactivity, or hurtling down a blind alley into yet another of the industry's lame-brained get-rich-quick schemes. Rather than trying to work out which is the case, a better question might be: How do we get the most gaming goodness out of this latest boom?
One E3 demo had the right idea: re-inventing classic Nintendo titles in 3D. We've already laid down wish-lists for 3D makeovers of N64 and contemporary titles – but what other old-time games would benefit from a full-3D makeover, on the 3DS or elsewhere? If the industry wants to sell us on 3D, here are just some of the hundreds of titles we’d happily pay again to play again in 3D.
14 vintage games that deserve the 3D treatment | GamesRadar (http://www.gamesradar.com/f/14-vintage-games-that-deserve-the-3d-treatment/a-2010070610355521016)
One E3 demo had the right idea: re-inventing classic Nintendo titles in 3D. We've already laid down wish-lists for 3D makeovers of N64 and contemporary titles – but what other old-time games would benefit from a full-3D makeover, on the 3DS or elsewhere? If the industry wants to sell us on 3D, here are just some of the hundreds of titles we’d happily pay again to play again in 3D.
14 vintage games that deserve the 3D treatment | GamesRadar (http://www.gamesradar.com/f/14-vintage-games-that-deserve-the-3d-treatment/a-2010070610355521016)