Will stereoscopic 3D eventually become a standard for all games (like colour TV, we mean)?
Jaakko: There are still problems with the visual quality, the sense of scale, and the glasses, which are just a hassle. The living room already has a remote control and game controllers. I just don’t see 3D glasses added to the standard coffee table load-out in the near future. It seems like a fad for now, but time will tell. Jukka: Well eventually anything is possible so it could happen. Like all new graphics technology it is something we are watching with interest. The question is really whether 3D provides a better experience than 2D. If so, then people will pay for the privilege and it will eventually become a standard. A few years ago it would have been hard to imagine that jumping around your living room with a motion controller or thrashing away on a plastic guitar would prove popular but whether 3D has more or less sticking power than other recent innovations remains to be seen. Dedicated servers seem to be being abandoned in favour of the cheaper P2P systems widely adopted in
