• Kaz also showed off their new Wand motion controller device, but gave no details on it's name and release date. He did say the following though,  "The controller will become the PS3's second defacto controller to follow the Dual Shock."  
• Sony is considering packing in game demos and movie trailers into hardware.  
• Kaz reveals that PlayStation Network has, as of November 16, reached the 33 million users mark.   
• Sony plans on using the PSN platform as a basis to build a network service that connects other Sony hardware platforms as well, as part of, "Sony Online Service"

I thought Video games were already in 3D and I already thought the Sega Master System nailed this issue.

Well, I'm stoked

What? So you have to buy a new TV too to work this stupid wand? Jesus. Why can't Sony just pass on this embarassing product...

" I thought Video games were already in 3D and I already thought the Sega Master System nailed this issue. "

" What? So you have to buy a new TV too to work this stupid wand? Jesus. Why can't Sony just pass on this embarassing product... "

" What? So you have to buy a new TV too to work this stupid wand? Jesus. Why can't Sony just pass on this embarassing product... "

I really hope this falls faster then betamax. I'm not a fan of this "3D" craze that is going on. Especially since I was alive the last time 3d was around and we are still having to wear those stupid glasses.

Cool news, thanks.

" I really hope this falls faster then betamax. I'm not a fan of this "3D" craze that is going on. Especially since I was alive the last time 3d was around and we are still having to wear those stupid glasses. "

" I really hope this falls faster then betamax. I'm not a fan of this "3D" craze that is going on. Especially since I was alive the last time 3d was around and we are still having to wear those stupid glasses. "

" @Godwind said:

" I thought Video games were already in 3D and I already thought the Sega Master System nailed this issue. "

3D models (the game) on a 2D plane (TV screen). It's not true 3D, even with these 3D TVs it's still not true 3D.   We are true 3D, games will become true 3D when we can physically touch them in real time and space. "

" I thought Video games were already in 3D and I already thought the Sega Master System nailed this issue. "

I don't want it, I feel most gaming companies are hitting a point of unnecessary innovation, just to say "We can do this."

I don't see the point with pushing this 3D technology in their games.  Some people don't even have HDTVs yet... the 3D HDTV penetration into the mass market will happen long after this generation of consoles should end.

" I don't see the point with pushing this 3D technology in their games.  Some people don't even have HDTVs yet... the 3D HDTV penetration into the mass market will happen long after this generation of consoles should end. "

The fact is there will be tons of money that will be made by the companies that manage to push 3DVDU's into the home, along with technology that supports it, where you can manipulate what you see in 3D - I can easily envisage great home shopping and fantastic porn in this bright 3D future.
  "

I wonder if that WipEout HD 3D mode runs at 1080p 60fps or is there a drop...
 
3DTV won't catch on until people don't have to wear shutter glasses (or any other glasses).

i'm not too excited about this, tbh. 

Looks like the ships pops out in 3d but the glasses make the rest of the game look like shaded crap.

" I wonder if that WipEout HD 3D mode runs at 1080p 60fps or is there a drop...  3DTV won't catch on until people don't have to wear shutter glasses (or any other glasses). "

" @Linkyshinks said:

The fact is there will be tons of money that will be made by the companies that manage to push 3DVDU's into the home, along with technology that supports it, where you can manipulate what you see in 3D - I can easily envisage great home shopping and fantastic porn in this bright 3D future.
  "

"like it is really coming at your face" God please no! "

Face it guys, 3D is on the way and its here to stay. Whether or not this becomes a main stream thing depends on content and price. Then consumers will decide. Sony just unveiled a new single lens 3D camera which will let them broadcast in 3D. And the 3D push doesn't just include sony. Every major studio is pushing 3D content and you can make a sure bet they want this stuff to end up in your living room. The potential to get a good revenue chain on current 3D movies is important, but the potential to convert older films to 3D for the home audience is even bigger.

Here here, the revolution is here.