Gamestop online is doing a 25% off sale on orders over 100 bucks and I was browsing the game section and saw that a 3D version of Batman:AA was out and was wondering if anybody has played it yet or plans on picking it up? I had no idea a 3D version was in the works let alone was already out and might have to jump on this.
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Here is a snip from a 360 review I found:
The game already featured top notch graphics all round with some excellent art direction, use of colour, animation and character models. However the use of the Trioviz 3D Vision makes the game's look improve significantly. Each game comes with not one pair, but two pairs of cardboard 3D specs (magenta and green) and the effect can be toggled on and off at any time. Now, once you don these babies you'll never look back as Batman Arkham Asylum comes well and truly to life. Ok let's get things clear, for starters the 3D specs can be used on any TV (SD or HD) so you won't need to sell a kidney and buy one of the new 3D enabled HD TVs that cost up to £5000. Also, the 3D tech is not the same as what you might have seen in the cinema with movies such as Avatar, so the 3D specs from the cinema won't work. To put things into perspective, the 3D effect in the game offers spectacular depth of field rather than having objects jumping out of the screen. So things like crawling through vents or looking down long corridors makes it look like your TV extends into the wall and beyond. It's dramatic, looks fantastic and adds more to the game even if you've played the original to death. link
Edit:
Here is a snip from a 360 review I found:
The game already featured top notch graphics all round with some excellent art direction, use of colour, animation and character models. However the use of the Trioviz 3D Vision makes the game's look improve significantly. Each game comes with not one pair, but two pairs of cardboard 3D specs (magenta and green) and the effect can be toggled on and off at any time. Now, once you don these babies you'll never look back as Batman Arkham Asylum comes well and truly to life. Ok let's get things clear, for starters the 3D specs can be used on any TV (SD or HD) so you won't need to sell a kidney and buy one of the new 3D enabled HD TVs that cost up to £5000. Also, the 3D tech is not the same as what you might have seen in the cinema with movies such as Avatar, so the 3D specs from the cinema won't work. To put things into perspective, the 3D effect in the game offers spectacular depth of field rather than having objects jumping out of the screen. So things like crawling through vents or looking down long corridors makes it look like your TV extends into the wall and beyond. It's dramatic, looks fantastic and adds more to the game even if you've played the original to death. link
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