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07-31-2009, 01:53 PM
Want to play Avatar in 3D? Well, if you own an Xbox 360, you'll need more than a specially-equipped television to enjoy the fancy effects. You'll need an HDMI-out.
Avatar's senior international brand manager Luc Duchaine has told MTV Multiplayer that the 3D effect will require a setup the supports full 1080p resolution. So if you own an early model Xbox 360, you may be out of luck in that regard.
Aside from that, you'll need the 3D glasses that will be included with the game, and a compatible 3D 1080p, 120Mhz TV set. Such televisions can be currently found for about $1000.
If you aren't lucky enough to own either an HDMI-ready system or a 3D television, don't worry -- Avatar will still be able to be played in 2D. It might even look better.
Look for Avatar: The Video Game in December.
Avatar's senior international brand manager Luc Duchaine has told MTV Multiplayer that the 3D effect will require a setup the supports full 1080p resolution. So if you own an early model Xbox 360, you may be out of luck in that regard.
Aside from that, you'll need the 3D glasses that will be included with the game, and a compatible 3D 1080p, 120Mhz TV set. Such televisions can be currently found for about $1000.
If you aren't lucky enough to own either an HDMI-ready system or a 3D television, don't worry -- Avatar will still be able to be played in 2D. It might even look better.
Look for Avatar: The Video Game in December.