Andy

@Raffi256

1920x1080x60 = 124,416,000 pixels/s

1280x720x60x2 = 110,592,000 pixels/s

therefore any game that runs in 1080p will run in 3d with about a 12.5% performance increase.

@Raffi256

at 720p. 1080p @ 60Hz and 720p @ 120Hz take nearly the same amount of processing power. 720p @ 120Hz actually takes less processing power than 1080p @ 60Hz

The cool thing about 3d is, if a game already runs in 1080p, it won't take a performance hit whatsoever in 3d.

"Sonic & Sega All Stars Racing/ Sonic Unleashed 2 Pack $34.99"

lol. I got Sonic Unleashed alone for about $12

@HardBoiled2009
use custom soundtrack

@Leetninja muffin
yes, custom soundtracks work

@Leetninja muffin
yes, custom soundtracks work

While I understand why they won't work in RB1/2, they could have easily made them backwards compatible by having RB3 DLC be the same as RB2 DLC, and then plus extra files/folders that are specific to RB3. Those files would not be detectable by the current RB2/1 DLC system, but they would by RB3.

I have experience making data files work with new programs with new settings while retaining their compatibility with old programs and old settings. If done right it would hardly need to take much more space than a current RB3 DLC track.

@Samdude15
wii, ps3 move, and 360 kinect

@Ray42
except on the kinect version