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If i would buy an ordinary 120 Hz LCD TV , would i be able to play 3d games?

I was wondering if i would buy an ordinary 120 Hz LCD TV that doesn't specify whether or not it supports stereoscopic 3d, could i play 3d games on it (on my PS3)? And also, what type of 3d glasses would i need?

Public Comments

1. No. Sony is currently working out on packaging an add-on unit for retro-fitting non-3D TVs into 3D TVs. When they release that (should be this summer), then you could get that and make your TV into a 3D TV. The glasses aren't out yet, but just go to a TV store and they'll have them for you. You won't be using those junk paper things. You'll be using the hard plastic style at like theaters (Shutter glasses). Pricing hasn't been announced, but the expectation is anywhere from $100 - $300 per pair (with the expectation that a 3D TV will come included with at least 1 pair).