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With the advent of 3-D technology into the living room with 3-D television viewing, there is also a smaller push in the realm of 3-D computer gaming. Currently, only the graphics company Nvidia[1] offers the ability to play 3-D games on a computer.
Typical costs: |
- In order to play a 3-D computer game, one requires the $150 Nvidia 3-D Vision Kit[2] , a 3-D computer monitor and a compatible graphics card and computer running Microsoft Windows Vista or Windows 7 operating system. If a game has been tagged as "Nvidia 3-D Vision Ready," that means Nvidia has worked closely with the game developer to optimize the game for their 3-D Vision technology.
- The latest released games with this badge like Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X 2 can cost up to $55. Older games like Resident Evil 5[3] can cost about $30.
- Other PC video games[4] that do not have the "Nvidia 3-D Vision Ready" badge also can cost $20-$60 depending on how long the game has been on the market.
- The Nvidia 3-D Vision Kit can convert several hundred existing games into 3-D gameplay. The company also keeps a list of 3-Dv games[5] and categorizes how well they run in 3-D.
Related articles: 3-D Computer Monitor, 3-D Glasses
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What should be included: |
- Nvidia says that their 3-D Vision technology can transform already existing PC games into 3-D with their kit as long as the necessary requirements are fulfilled. Specific computer system requirements can be found at Nvidia's own list of necessary features.
- All PC video games include a DVD game disc and user manual.
Additional costs: |
- The Nvidia 3-D Vision Kit, necessary for 3-D game play on PCs, costs $150.
- A 3-D computer monitor typically costs $300 -$400.
Discounts: |
- Stores often offer sales or discounts on many computer games, and pre-owned games can often also be found in the bargain bin as well.
Shopping for a 3-d computer game: |
- Store retailers such as Game Stop[6] , Best Buy[7] and CompUSA[8] offer a wide selection of PC games both new and used.
- Online retailers such as Amazon[9] and Newegg.com[10] also sell many computer games.
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External Resources: |
- www.nvidia.com/page/home.html
- www.nvidia.com/object/product-geforce-3d-vision2-wireless-glasses-us.html
- www.amazon.com/Resident-Evil-5-Pc/dp/B0029ZBZ0I
- www.amazon.com/PC-Games/b/ref=vg_nav_hp_win?ie=UTF8&node=229575&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&p...
- www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-games.html
- www.gamestop.com/browse/pc?nav=138c
- www.bestbuy.com/site/Video-Games/PC-Games/abcat0712000.c?id=abcat0712000
- www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_tlc.asp?CatId=3035&cm_sp=LN-_-VG-_-N...
- www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_tlc.asp?CatId=3035&cm_sp=LN-_-VG-_-N...
- www.newegg.com/PC-Games/SubCategory/ID-372
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