AlienX999

I Think We Should Add 3D Arcade To This Site As A Cool Virtual Experience.
It Would Be Fun And Awesome. It Has It's Own Website With Its Own 3D Models And Stuff. It Has Multiplayer Chat And All That, So What Do Ya Say?

The Website Link Is At MAMEWorld Then When U Click 3D Arcade You Can Find 3D Models, Tutorials, Forums, Arcade Demo Skins, And Frontend Downloads:cool:

Kevin

Is it retro?

Dudebro

I don't understand what this is supposed to be. Also Kong isn't a fan of anything 3-D so don't hold your breath about this.

Kevin

I wish we had Zazzon 3D for SMS. Then again, it wouldn't be 3D on here w/o those goggles Sega made.

Dudebro

Can't you just get a normal pair of 3-d glasses? Games like rad racer have 3-d(push select). It looks like crap but it's something.

Tenser

There are two types of 3D glasses that I know of. The cheap red/blue ones and there's another that kind of work like two halves of those old Cracker Jack prizes that were pictures that would change by the angle you viewed them at.

Kong

3D Arcade is kind of gimmicky and would work very well for the number of games we have.

NES 3D games used the cheap red and blue plastic/paper glasses. SMS 3D games had a pair of glasses that you plugged in. They displayed two different images to each eye. Hard to recreate without wearing a pair of the glasses.

Squall

yeah, i don't know the name of it, but there is a piece of material, that if you hold two of them in one way, they block out some light, but if you turn one of them 90 degrees, it blocks out ALL light. last time i saw a 3d movie i got some of these in the glasses, and they're pretty cool. my physics teacher had a couple of these, and thats how i know about how they work!

Winnebagel

The Red/Blue type is called Anaglyph 3D and requires 3D glasses.

The kind that you see that is in like Magic Eye books and similar things is called Steroscopic 3D I believe, and it normally doesn't require glasses.

My personal favorite currently, for DVDs anyway, is called Field Sequential 3D. It does require you to wear special shutter type glasses you plug in, but I think it produces a very good effect.

I am a total nerd for 3D incidentally. I try to buy nearly every 3D movie I can find and games too, if I can find them.

Tenser

Usually Stereoscopic requires you to wear glasses, at least in all of my experiences. It works by one eye receiving vertical images and a separate eye receiving horizontal.

Kong

Anyone ever tried the Sega 3D? What was it like? Better than NES?
Sega Master System - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Or has anyone ever tried projection screen glasses? What did you think? I was always curious but I have never tried them.



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@WB. I think you mean Stereograms not Steroscopic. I think the Sega glasses are Steroscopic.