stereoscopic 3D with iz3d, (image warning!)

I don't really see this fad for 3D this, and 3D that. It plain just doesn't work for me. Some people have slight anomalies in their eyes rendering them with an inability to see 3D images.

Either you're RED ENGINE GORED ENGINE GORED ENGINE GORED ENGINE GOed, or you dind't experience a well implemented 3D environment (Avatar comes to mind). Playing in 3D simply is more fun for the obvious reason that video games try to oppress their virtual reality on us, so that it feels real. This is why even today's games have loldrama (gwen :'( ), and other "emotional" plot devices. Adding 3D simply is the next obvious step, and as I recall, they're even experimenting with hooking up a computer impulsed wire to your brain (the back of your neck where the nerves converge) which would directly stimulate the brain.

30 years from now, people will look at 2D gaming like we look at Pong and non-virtual games (playing with a stick and a ring -like they do in 20's movies ^^): Sure, it was fun at that time, and might even be fun now to try for nostalgic reasons, by why ride with a regular car if you have a bugatti standing right outside your window...

@ Miriforst:

I'm also not sure, but I think for this to work, people need to have perfectly alligned glasses. I believe there's douzens of red and cyan glasses, so shouldn't you have to give the exact color number?

Anyways, thats what I have from past experiences. (A friend tried to experiment with photoshop, and it dindt work with my glasses, but it did with his. They were both red/blue ish)

30 years from now, people will look at 2D gaming like we look at Pong and non-virtual games (playing with a stick and a ring -like they do in 20's movies ^^): Sure, it was fun at that time, and might even be fun now to try for nostalgic reasons, by why ride with a regular car if you have a bugatti standing right outside your window... There is a difference, though. Games have had interesting gameplay features added since Pong (which is... a very easy and boring game). What will 3D add to gameplay value?

Some people have slight anomalies in their eyes rendering them with an inability to see 3D images. I'm one of those, I discovered it a few years ago. But it looks like a consistence percentage of people has this problem, so if they're ever going to implement games only made with the system, they're cutting out people. Oh, well.

It's also the reason I can't see Magic Eye pictures. I can't see them as well *_* Looks like I can't do the things you guys can't do but I'm not blind at one eye...or maybe I lack something...

I can't see them as well *_* Looks like I can't do the things you guys can't do but I'm not blind at one eye...or maybe I lack something... you might be very one eye dominate (you can check by covering one eye and looking at a spot...then covering the other eye and looking at the same spot--then look at it with both eyes--and the time it moved is the less dominate eye) lots of people cant see the magic thingy (I can sometimes if I squint really really hard).
Its not easy being partially blind (especially since mine is my right eye and our world is very right eye minded).