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ggrobot
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 Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 3:03 pm Post subject: Weekend Reading - Avatar: The Game Launch Trailer [28279] |
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Avatar: The Game Launch Trailer - In
conjunction with the worldwide release of Avatar, Ubisoft has released the launch trailer for James
Cameron\'s Avatar: The Game King Arthur Demo - Here\'s a playable demo for King Arthur -
The Role-playing Wargame. It includes a tutorial and a section from the
main camp
Read more...
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Venom1
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| Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 11:13 pm Post subject: |
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| Wow Torchlight for only 7.99 euro... one of most funny game ever tried =) |
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Sabot
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After seeing Avatar in 3D, i wouldn't even buy the DVD or Blu ray copy -never mind a CRAP game port. That film, aside from the hollywood plot, has defined the future of cinema. just like DVD and blu ray, you just can't watch boring DVD ever again for sound nor visuals.
The saddest part is that we will NEVER see those 3D vsuals in our homes that are portrayed at the cinema. When was the last time you ever said that???
Blu ray kicks the ass off every film i've ever watched at the cinema (Avatar aside), PC gaming visuals have always been the best also, but boy are you made to feel genuinely sterile after watching Avatar....i even seen a trailer for Shrek the final in 3D, WOW!!.....Those depth of field shots and cockpit shots are mind blowing,imagine a PC flight sim that looked REALLY like that? Aint never,ever going to happen. |
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Sabot
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| heretic wrote: | | Stumpus wrote: |
The saddest part is that we will NEVER see those 3D vsuals in our homes that are portrayed at the cinema. When was the last time you ever said . |
It will happen one day...
http://www.3dtvscreen.com/3d_tv_soon_here.php |
Sorry hx, what i meant was the 3D size. Like on a 60 foot cinema screen 
Mind you, i can have prob about 56-60" as a flatscreen TV, so when 3D is *affordable* at that size that's when i'll prob be happy  |
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Tom
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| Guess Windows and PC's ain't the only thing he's out of touch with. Woh. Bluray just got 3D too, backwards compatible. Nvidia worked with Sony on the specification so it should all work out on PC if you have a Bluray player like me. 3D Bluray will play on your PS3 in the summer and look just as good if not better than cinema. I know on my screen everything on bluray looks a million times better than the theater. I have a 60" LCD and it will look fantastic enough on that. |
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