[Gen. Gustav Zenlav]

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Well, wouldn't you know it? 3D seems to be the topic of conversation here at GDC , and Paris-based Darkworks is making a splash by announcing the availability of its TriOviz for Games SDK. In short, this magical software concoction is a post-process effect that allows standard 2D games to be transformed into 3D masterpieces... and you don't even need to buy a 3D television

Now this is more like it....

http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/11/d...-3d-tv-requir/

 

[Dan17z]

If that works as advertised, Ouch to Nvidia.

 

[Mjolnir]

They aren't really giving us much information, though. They are hyping it without really giving a basic explanation of what it is, how it works, or how it is different from other implementations, or why I should purchase this over other products on the market, etc.

 

[legoman786]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mjolnir They aren't really giving us much information, though. They are hyping it without really giving a basic explanation of what it is, how it works, or how it is different from other implementations, or why I should purchase this over other products on the market, etc.

Exactly.

 

[TrainRekS]

is it like making duke nukem into duke nukem 3d ?

 

[Gen. Gustav Zenlav]

This would be a great company for ATI or somebody to pick up. I could imagine in a dream one GFX card company aquiring the technology (if it's not vapoware) and incorporating it into a future gfx card. That's a significant selling point, atleast to me and I imagine to others, 3d without the need to buy a new tv. I have to admit some suspicion to the feature rich promises and I have to imagine FPS taking some sort of hit.

 

[GekzOverlord]

would be ammusing if this and unlimited detail actualy works and ati aquire them both... scaaary!