So after playing the gorgeous Trine 2 in 3D and taking some screenshots, I decided to make a thread where I can show off how awesome stereoscopic 3D gaming is. For now there are several from Trine 2 and its DLC, and one from Sleeping Dogs. I may put images from other games that look good in 3D in here later. All you have to do is cross your eyes until the two sides overlap, and you should get the effect of depth perception. Exactly the same method as viewing "magic eye" images.

And one from Sleeping Dogs.

Oh wow that is pretty

i cant really see a difference, makes me sad lol

I've tried two different times. I think Kevin's trolling us. I just get pain in my eyes for trying to cross them that hard.

I've tried two different times. I think Kevin's trolling us. I just get pain in my eyes for trying to cross them that hard.

Fucking THIS!!! lol

Plebs don't understand the stereoscopic 3d.

I never could make the Magic Eye stuff work. Same with this. I sort of get it when I get close enough, but it's mostly a blurry mess.

It's been a while since I've added any images to this thread, but I think I'm going to have to soon.  Unreal II looks freaking amazing in stereoscopic 3D.

Okay, finally uploaded a few more.  Three games.

First, Stacking, which was a decent but short game that looked good in 3D.

 

 

Next, LEGO Lord of the Rings, which looked great in 3D, and was good fun.

 

 

And finally, Unreal II:  The Awakening.  For lack of a better word, the stereoscopy looked unreal in it (in a good way).  I really liked the game and was disappointed that Unreal Tournament III (even though it of course had "Tournament" in the title) didn't have a proper campaign like II did.

 

I forgot how good that game looked when it released. I'll never forget spending a lot of time just making the chicks eyes follow me. Seems silly now, but that was awesome then.