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Sony has said how the process of bringing three dimensional gaming for the PS3 isn't running as smoothly as it had hoped, with assurances of complete backwards compatibility with older titles not getting produced.

Sony’s Simon Benson said that many PS3 video games can be compatible using the 3d gaming experience, but that there were nevertheless franchises that Sony could not optimally convert to operate using the format.

Mr Benson told Official PlayStation Magazine that Sony was totally behind the three dimensional gaming encounter and it appreciated that updating older video games could make them very much far more immersive and engaging for that player, possibly resulting in increased sales of the PS3’s back catalogue.

Video games built with 3d in mind are easy to convert, but Mr Benson said ensuring that games which are not currently capable to output two HD signals simultaneously, as per the requirement for 3d gaming, are trickier to integrate into the procedure.

Game titles arriving this month will bring the very first full 3 dimensional ready compatibility on the PS3, which includes classic space racer reinvention WipEout HD and Super Stardust HD.

The PS3 is certainly about to assistance not just 3 dimensional gaming but additionally 3 dimensional Blu Ray movies, even though it was announced how the firmware update that enables movie playback will be coming along after the PS3 is readied for 3d gaming, which makes lots of sense considering its core functionality.

Sony is one with the only console suppliers that's talking about 3d gaming on a frequent basis, but towards the typical customer who won’t be picking up a 3 dimensional Television any time soon, it could seem a little irrelevant.