Microsoft games ceo:3d time not to use glasses 3DS cool

Microsoft Gaming Studio President Phil Spencer, in a recent interview with CNN, stressed that this is not the time to enter the 3D market, but he thinks Nintendo's naked 3DS handheld is great. "In any case, most consumers still don't have 3D TVs in their homes, and 3D doesn't fit into people's lives," says Phil Spence. "Since PS3 has already started supporting 3D images and Sony is a manufacturer of 3D TVs, the game is closely linked to 3D TVs, and the PS3 and 3D TV bindings are also becoming a promotional strategy for Sony," he said. But these are irrelevant to Microsoft, Phil Spencer said: "This is not our business model, and there is no need to sell more than one TV, which may be part of the business model of other manufacturers, but we will not." "Phil Spence thinks stereo glasses are completely redundant for 3D, and he loves Nintendo's 3DS," he said. "I like 3DS because it doesn't need to wear glasses." Phil Spence also complained: "A bunch of people are wearing a pair of 150 dollars together in a room, do not know whether this is a frequent occurrence of the scene." But I think a lot of people get together and play games instead of watching the same things I want to see. "(Digging the shell net)