So... having a couple of amiga 1200s in one room and a huge ass home theater setup in another... One day wife and kids went away to see grandma and I just had to do this for a while. Hauled the hardware to living room, brought a camera with me and had a bit of fun! Using the infinitiv tower a1200 for this one as Stunt Car Racer doesn´t like to accelerate with the 1260 turbocard in my desktop amiga.
So here it is: The ULTIMATE way to play Stunt Car Racer! With 65" PDP in Stereoscopic 3d!
I have to wear 3d glasses to make it actually work, I can´t really show it in the videos unfortunately. You´ll have to come over here to Finland and see it for yourself. Maybe some people who also own 3dtvs can recognize the certrain kind of blurriness though.
In each of the videos I switch to stereoscopic 3d at some point, then switch it off after some time because you can´t see stereoscopic in the video anyways and its a bit clearer that way. Though the rgb scart cable with the tv´s own special miniscart-> scart adapter still introduces some blurriness and ghosting anyways.
Horizontal lines going down in the videos are not actually visible while playing, I guess it is some kind of artifact between the camera and the tv.
1080p videos available at my youtube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/81Mendel
It actually works a lot better than I thought it would. It really does work! The tv makes the 2d->3d transformation and it brings a lot of depth to the image. It´s actually quite funny.
Zoom modes bring a little bit more depth still as I can zoom closer to the action. Though much of the information in the huds is lost.
First race. I´ll get better at this eventually...
So here it is: The ULTIMATE way to play Stunt Car Racer! With 65" PDP in Stereoscopic 3d!
I have to wear 3d glasses to make it actually work, I can´t really show it in the videos unfortunately. You´ll have to come over here to Finland and see it for yourself. Maybe some people who also own 3dtvs can recognize the certrain kind of blurriness though.
In each of the videos I switch to stereoscopic 3d at some point, then switch it off after some time because you can´t see stereoscopic in the video anyways and its a bit clearer that way. Though the rgb scart cable with the tv´s own special miniscart-> scart adapter still introduces some blurriness and ghosting anyways.
Horizontal lines going down in the videos are not actually visible while playing, I guess it is some kind of artifact between the camera and the tv.
1080p videos available at my youtube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/81Mendel
It actually works a lot better than I thought it would. It really does work! The tv makes the 2d->3d transformation and it brings a lot of depth to the image. It´s actually quite funny.
Zoom modes bring a little bit more depth still as I can zoom closer to the action. Though much of the information in the huds is lost.
First race. I´ll get better at this eventually...