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CRYSIS 3 3D

Did you like the 3D implementation in Crysis 3?


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oldmanbal

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The first run through of crysis 3 i did on at 2560x1440 on a 27" ips.

i just finished a play through in 3d on My big plasma at 1080 and really enjoyed the experience in 3d. There are the occasional texture or layer that doesn't quite perfectly match up but the depth of field and rich clarity the focus layer brings out was really pleasing. I had tried to force 3d in crysis 2 and it wasn't nearly as nice as this (I have AMD hardware). I wouldn't say it's quite on par with the quality and separation of 3d movies, but it did add much more immersion to the game. I found myself really just in awe in certain scenes like rolling through the tall blowing grasses or serene areas with pools of water and time to sandbox around.

What were your impressions of the 3d implementation in crysis 3? How would you compare it to other games? Did you prefer it over 2d?
 
just a q, what software did you use for 3D on your plasma? or did they make it native finally?
 
My plasma is a 3D plasma that uses active shutter glasses to time up with the 3D. I used Side By Side mode which seems to be the only thing that really works on my panasonic no matter what 3D content I try to use. Crysis 3 allowed me to enable 3d natively within the game with a few options to choose from, whereas Crysis 2 didn't let AMD hardware enable it. I tried to force it in C2 (through TV software) but unless it's native there are always going to be issues that take away from the immersion.
 
Played it in 3D using nV 3D vision 2. Looked fantastic and definitely prefer over 2D. After a patch though, some effects didn't work properly (explosions). However, rest of the game was just fine.
 
Has anyone had the chance to play it in 3d on both setups? I know it was essentially built for nvidia but amd ended up with the gaming evolved agreement so they just opened it up, making me think it would run much better and clearer on nvidia gpus. As I mentioned above there are some things that simply don't match up right with the 3d on my setup with AMD.

NE1?
 
Even with the latest patch, Im still not able to use AMD HD3D on Crysis 3, will reinstall and see if this works ...
 
in a few days ill have my 580 and my 3d monitor, im stoked.
 
Im looking forward to ..
I am going to be playing for the first time tonight and I need to see this game in 3D.
 
The 3D still not working with my Samsung S27A950D and my Sapphire HD 7970GHz, :-( Only side by side can be used.
 
I have 3d vision surround at home, and a 7850 running a Sony Playstation 3DTV at work, so I'll see if I can spot any major differences. I don't have any 3d injector software like tridef, so on my AMD setup, I'll be using the side by side mode. I just got Crysis 3 installed on both, but haven't had time to play it much yet. I did immediately notice the same weapon distortion around the weapon as was present in Cyrsis 2 in 3D, which I'm guessing is a side effect of their shader implementation.
 
I preferred playing Crysis 2 in 2d. I really wasn't fond of the 2d+depth implementation? It looks like a pop up book to me.
 
ok, all this 3d talk has gotten me thinking about buying a 3d monitor :D

but i dont really enjoy 3d movies, like when i seen prometheus in 3d hurt my eyes bit. and it wasnt really 3d, it just seemed to add more depth.
but when ive went to orlando studies and watched terminator and sherk 3d is was awesome. i actually moved my head a few times thinking something was going to hit me in the face.

so i guess my question is self explanatory. would i enjoy 3d gaming? is it like real 3d or like these new cheesy movies?
 
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