so they set up Mario Kart Wii to send a 3D image to a glasses-free TV, and decided… that it was cool. That’s all. Yeah, kind of a disappointment after that headline, but that’s what they did!

The first 3D game for Wii has been announced by Data Design Interactive, who has revealed that the third-person shooter, Battle Rage: The Robot Wars, will feature a 3D mode as well as a standard ...

The camera-tracking approach is similar to the way the Wii works, but in reverse ... The alternative to motion is an actual 3D display that requires no glasses. Products using this kind of ...

While the 3D ... of glasses-free 3D technology on larger displays has dissuaded the company from including it. Previously, rumors have suggested that Nintendo might announce the "Wii 2" second ...

Majesco has announced the world's first 3D shooter for Wii, known as Attack of the Movies 3D. Developed by Panic Button, the game will be out this summer packaged with four pairs of 3D glasses ...

Attack of the Movies 3D is a Wii-exclusive shooter (presumably on ... The game will come with four pairs of anaglyph 3D stereo glasses and allow up to four players to shoot simultaneously.

At least you get four pairs of red/blue 3D glasses and a pretty wicked lenticular ... The game was released simultaneously on the Wii and Xbox 360, but it feels made for the Wii with absolutely ...

Nintendo's newly-announced 3DS handheld will feature 3D-effect graphics without the need for glasses. This is known ... t have a main gimmick like the Wii or DS because "there's been a shift ...

Assassin's Creed 3 on Wii U reportedly supports 3D imagery on ... using Inficolour glasses - that is, green and magenta 3D glasses. The 3D effect can be scaled from zero to ten.

We also suspect that because the 3D support on the Wii platform would require the use of glasses (and Nintendo has been the company championing 3D without the need for glasses), it would seem odd ...