Not sure exactly how this will look on my 360 but I thought I'd like to share this with everyone. I'm assuming it's only for the single player version of the game as the author only described several missions in the single player mode.

Enjoy.

http://gameinformer.com/games/call_of_duty_black_ops/b/xbox360/archive/2010/10/05/call-of-duty-black-ops-makes-the-leap-to-3d.aspx

Nice nice, do you need 3D glasses for it? What is the difference between 3D and the dimensions on other games? I don't know the difference

I don't think you have to have 3D glasses, I think it's just an overall clearer picture of the game. Whatever that entails, I'm all for it.

Ya you don't need glasses, but I think your TV has to be able to support 3D technology.
Scrolling down further it says

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"Yes. Call of Duty: Black Ops can output 3D signals for televisions that implement an active-shutter stereoscopic 3D technology. Xbox 360 users need a television that supports a “side by side” 3D mode. PlayStation 3 users need a television that supports a “top-bottom” or “over-under” 3D mode. PC users need a monitor that supports Nvidia 3D Vision 3D technology."

Not sure if it's official, but sounds pretty accurate =/. Too bad my TV is just HD lol

^^thanks for the clarification. Unfortunately my TV is only HD too.

Sucks to be you guys, Ive been playing video games on my dads new Samsung 3DHD 65" Class 8000 Series. its frieking beast. lol. :-P It can flip people out sometimes its so hilarous. :-P

Hmmm, but 3D on a 2D screen is like... I dunno.

I mean it looks 3D because it has depth and all, but it's not like if you go to the other side of the room, that you see another side of an object. IDK if that makes sense

Like, you're looking at a door straight from 90 degrees, it'd look like a square [], but from a side view (180 degrees) it'd look like |

But in a game you cant look at something at 180 degrees, because then you wouldn't see the screen. But what if you were looking at something at 45 degrees, then again at 135 degrees, would it change your view?

It's not that type of 3D is it? :O

thebronxbomber wrote:

Hmmm, but 3D on a 2D screen is like... I dunno.

I mean it looks 3D because it has depth and all, but it's not like if you go to the other side of the room, that you see another side of an object. IDK if that makes sense

Like, you're looking at a door straight from 90 degrees, it'd look like a square [], but from a side view (180 degrees) it'd look like |

But in a game you cant look at something at 180 degrees, because then you wouldn't see the screen. But what if you were looking at something at 45 degrees, then again at 135 degrees, would it change your view?

It's not that type of 3D is it? :O

I'm pretty sure it's not that type of 3D. I don't have a 3D capable TV nor do I intend to buy one anytime soon, but I think overall its just supposed to give the picture quality an even better picture defintion.