CES mop-up: 14% of PS2 games are really 3D
by James Ransom-Wiley 
{ Jan 7th 2006 at 7:00PM }
SplitFish also had their EyeFX 3D Adapter on
display. According to the company, since many PS2 games are rendered in true 3D, before being flattened into a 2D
image, it's possible, with the EyeFX, to restore these titles--approximately 14% of the PS2 library--to their original
3D glory. A neat demo disc showed off the effect, as we watched a tiny insect fly out of the screen and hover just a
few inches from our eyes. Cool. But that was a demo, what about those "3D" games?SplitFish whipped out Ace Combat 4, which the company claimed showcased the EyeFX better than any other title. All we saw was a choppy image that made us airsick. But apparently, the rep couldn't get the "3D sensitivity" properly tweaked before the time limit in the arcade mission expired... at least your $50 will buy you a rockin' pair of shades.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kim Laughton @ Jan 7th 2006 10:59PM
$50 seems very cheap compared to other such products, any idea if they will be releasing a PC version?
Michael @ Jan 9th 2006 4:41PM
They do, these guys have been around a while. Looks like splitfish uses their glasses. www.eDimensional.com.