PSN Gets a 3D Game - Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao

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Tomorrow Sony's PlayStation Network will receive it's first 3D game, dubbed Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao for PlayStation 3.

For those unaware, the title is a side-scrolling beat-em-up video game. To quote:

"You will need a pair of classic “red & blue” 3D glasses to see the anaglyphic 3D effects. Or, you’ll need a DLP HDTV capable of stereoscopic 3D.

If you don’t have a pair of 3D glasses, just go to the official Invincible Tiger Web site.

Although it’s still listed as “coming soon”, there is an option to get a free pair of 3D glasses courtesy of Publisher Namco Bandai and Developer Blitz Arcade."

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Posted 203 days ago

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By red8316 on 29 weeks ago:

It's late for me so I might be missing something, but when you click "Get it Now" then click the PSN link it takes you to Mini Ninjas Demo. But, for Xbox Live it takes you to Invincible Tiger. I guess because its "coming soon". Maybe cause its not Thursdays PSN Update time yet. I saw Mini Ninjas on the European Store a few days ago for what its worth.

By Chivafighter on 29 weeks ago:

The Secret code it asks for when you try to get the free 3D glasses is

mythical

By Devilmaster on 29 weeks ago:

Not for Germany

By Grizzo on 29 weeks ago:

The free glasses are only available to the US.

By banksc on 29 weeks ago:

Sweet, another reason I am happy to have DLP....

By tragedy on 29 weeks ago:

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Originally Posted by banksc

Sweet, another reason I am happy to have DLP....

The 3D effect only works on certain TVs and generally manufacturers haven't made it massively easy to determine which TVs are compatible and which are not. Apparently, the general trend is increasingly towards incorporating the technology in most newer TVs, although I think currently less than 10% of HDTVs actually support it. Also, apparently it's not always the expensive ones that support it...