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Watching the demo in the 2nd half of the I thought, cool I can watch video in 3D without wearing goggles. And than I heard the head tracking really works only w

• magicalist 13y ago
  Yeah, I was really disappointed at the time that Nintendo didn't move on it, as it obviously worked really well out of the box, with no hardware modifications needed. It could have made an awesome additional experience to some games (even if it was optional), and they could have done it with no accessory required.
• coldsmoke 13y ago
  I tried out his demo back then and unfortunately it isn't as impressive in real life as it is on video. The problem is that at the distance you usually have your television the most important depth cue is the stereo separation of images, i.e. what you get when wearing 3D-glasses. So while the objects move around as if you would move in relation to them - your brain still tells you that the image is painted on the surface of the television.