The N64 was the first console I was gifted, when I was quite young. Skyrim was the game that switched me over to PC and haven't looked back since. Still gaming, still on PC.
I do most of my gaming in 3D on PC (3d vision) and the odd sports game (NHL MLB) I'll play on the PS4. I also sometimes play the PS4 exclusives that I can't get on PC. The only difference is that I started PC gaming back in the Quake 2 days. That railgun.
It is, but it requires a lot of modding and patience nowadays. It's mostly in the communities hands to "fix" games so they work flawlessly in 3D, but that sometimes takes a long time, sometimes even 6+ months after release date. Many games also don't get a fix if there is not enough interest (popular games always get fixed). Some games are 3D ready "out of the box" but that's rare these days.
The N64 was the first console I was gifted, when I was quite young. Skyrim was the game that switched me over to PC and haven't looked back since. Still gaming, still on PC.
I do most of my gaming in 3D on PC (3d vision) and the odd sports game (NHL MLB) I'll play on the PS4. I also sometimes play the PS4 exclusives that I can't get on PC. The only difference is that I started PC gaming back in the Quake 2 days. That railgun.
Yeah I'm a fairly new-comer. 3D sounds awesome!
It is, but it requires a lot of modding and patience nowadays. It's mostly in the communities hands to "fix" games so they work flawlessly in 3D, but that sometimes takes a long time, sometimes even 6+ months after release date. Many games also don't get a fix if there is not enough interest (popular games always get fixed). Some games are 3D ready "out of the box" but that's rare these days.