Sly Cooper HD Collection Priced At $40, Might Have 3D Toggle

You've spent big cheese on a new 3D-capable HDTV. Now you want to control how you'll view your games. Good news: the studio behind the Sly Cooper HD collection is chewing on the idea of instituting a 3D depth control toggle, similar to that of the hardware-side capabilities of the Nintendo 3DS.

It's all in the name of control. According to a producer speaking to Kotaku during an event in New York, this sort of 3D depth toggle will give users the power to adjust unique viewing distances or angles, battling a problem that 3D-capable TVs and even the 3DS have: you gotta be in the right place to see the 3D correctly. 
 

This isn't a done deal with The Sly Collection, nor have we heard much from other studios on this matter (we'd like to!), but this seems like the right kind of solution for a big issue with the tech. I say this as a guy who moves around possessed while on a couch with a controller in his hand. It's hard to get comfy when swollen from juices, vitamins, and muscle batter. Just sayin'. 
 
Sony has recently announced that The Sly Collection, a package that includes Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus, Sly 2: Band of Thieves and Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves will go on sale at 40 bones this November. It will support 3D, of course, and also PlayStation Move mini-games.