Sony says new technology can achieve "same-screen vs. non-split screen"

Local network (compilation/applies) According to overseas media reports, Sony Computer Entertainment European studio director Mick Hocking in an interview, said that they are in the field of 3D, including the development of many 3D application technology. "We are actively exploring the field of 3D video games, and I think there will certainly be very interesting 3D technology applications on the PS3 platform in the future," Mick Hocking said, "although it's not necessarily all created by Sony." "For example, we have now demonstrated to the developers a new 3D technology, allowing two of players in the same screen to the war without dividing the screen, but not only to see their own side of the picture, but also automatically screen each other's screen." "There are a lot of new 3D technologies like these, and many developers are eager to use them after they have seen the demo," Mick Hocking added.　　"Under the existing technical conditions, players to achieve the same screen game is inevitable to the screen segmentation, for example, the upper and lower half of each or every half of the form, but the disadvantage is to compress the player's visual space, and can also directly watch the opponent's situation, to a certain extent, to reduce the unpredictability of wartime.　　But the principle of 3D technology is to output two images at the same time to create a stereo effect, so Sony's This "same screen vs. image" of the new technology can use this principle at the same time to two players each output a complete picture, but also can not see the opponent's screen. Mick Hocking says he believes Sony's 3D games will be as fun as Nintendo's 3DS in time. (Edit/Ming)