Sony hints at portable 3D

MCV Staff 1st June 2011 Publishing

Sony is not ruling out the use of 3D technology for PlayStation small-screen devices such as NGP, the company has said.

Yet the firm told Develop that its current strategy for the PSP successor is to build a pure gaming device”.

Mick Hocking, the director of Sony WorldWide Studios’ 3D team, told Develop that small-screen 3D technology is rapidly improving”.

The amount of new 3D mobile devices at this year’s CES show is evidence of that,” he said. As small screen 3D improves we may be able to deliver these high quality 3D experiences on smaller screens."

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