Is 3D making a return?
The glasses-free 3D technology contained within the 3DS was arguably ahead of its time. Eventually though, Nintendo decided to focus on the more accessible and affordable 2DS line. Since then, it has shifted its attention to the Switch.
So, will 3D gaming ever make a return? If a recent eye-tracking patent is anything to go by, perhaps it will. It’s been discovered Nintendo filed a patent application for “Eye Tracking Enabled 3D Viewing” last year in September, which was today published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The idea behind it is to provide an optimal 3D viewing angle for television users.
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The glasses-free 3D technology contained within the 3DS was arguably ahead of its time. Eventually though, Nintendo decided to focus on the more accessible and affordable 2DS line. Since then, it has shifted its attention to the Switch.
So, will 3D gaming ever make a return? If a recent eye-tracking patent is anything to go by, perhaps it will. It’s been discovered Nintendo filed a patent application for “Eye Tracking Enabled 3D Viewing” last year in September, which was today published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The idea behind it is to provide an optimal 3D viewing angle for television users.
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