Recently, film critic Roger Ebert wrote about the failings of 3D and some of his opinions become fairly unpopular (remember when he took the line that games aren’t art?). While I give him the utmost respect, saying that 3D will never work is very shortsighted. With the resurgence of attempting to make 3D entertainment that more »

Somewhere, Panasonic and Sony executives are sticking their fingers in their ears and making those “La La La, I can’t hear you” noises at the results of a Japanese consumer survey. A survey by Japanese price comparison website Kakaku indicated that nearly 70 percent of its respondents are not planning to buy a 3D TV.

Since James Cameron shocked everybody with the debut of Avatar on the big screen, 3D technology has been all the rage. Almost every movie is released in 3D now and different TV manufacturers are releasing models that employ this technology.

Fortunately video games were not left behind, and with Sony’s announcement of the PS3′s 3D gaming capabilities, consoles are entering the race. Thanks to NVIDIA, PC gaming is also getting the 3D treatment.