Does anyone use a 3D TV, and does it enhance the gaming experience?

Basically what the title says, I have a limited budget of £500 and am not sure if a £500 3D TV will enhance the gaming experience enough to justify the price.

So anyone who uses A 3D TV how does it look with a good 3D PS3 game?

Cheers

Well, I can not speak for everyone but I can tell you that I find the 3D very gimmicky. Sometimes you can REALLY enjoy the effect (as in Super StarDust HD) but you can also play some games where it becomes irrelevant.

I have played God of war Origins (nice) on 3D, Gran Turismo 5 (nice...), Ico (good), Shadow of he Colossus (nice), Killzone 3 (good), Uncharted 3 (good), SuperStarDust (great) and WipeOut (great).

So, as you can see, I can`t say that the 3D changed my "enjoyment metter" a lot. Sometimes it is a nice addition. I think you should try it for yourself on a friend's 3D TV so you can see if this effect adds (or not) something to your enjoyment.

F.

I would say overall it adds to the experience. For games there is usually some good parts where you really notice it and in effect makes you like having it. It was great practically all the time in Shadow of the Colossus, in the Jak collection it made everything somewhat cooler and was awesome at some parts like when Jak goes on blue eco platforms that shoot him into the sky. In Uncharted 3 I would say it made everything somewhat worse looking but made shootouts more interesting for me cause of added depth and I was playing on crushing. In Motorstorm I think it ehances everything somewhat and made the effects awesome but I can't say that it made me a better driving because I don't think I played it much in 2D. I haven't tried it on Batman AC yet but thats next as far as 3D goes.

Basically what the title says, I have a limited budget of £500 and am not sure if a £500 3D TV will enhance the gaming experience enough to justify the price.

So anyone who uses A 3D TV how does it look with a good 3D PS3 game?

Cheers

mattamomo

I think im gonna take the plunge, but £500 is a limited budget so there is not many options.

No I don't own one but I know people who have

Its a WTF this is amazing

Then its meh I don't really play with it anymore

Then its goes to I turn it on to just see what the games look like

My reasoning for buying one is not only for gaming but also movies, and so i think it will be justified, and if it does add to the experience even a little bit then i guess i will take the upgrade