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#4: Jan 7th 2011 at 6:28:25 PM
The terms are use are Polygonal and 3D. That keeps it from getting confusing.
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Eriksson
Since: Dec, 1969
#5: Jan 7th 2011 at 7:13:42 PM
But then what about voxel
engines that don't support stereoscopic 3D? I mean, sure the only games of note I can think of that used theme were Blade Runner and Tiberian Sun, but still...
Speaking of which, I favor "stereoscopic 3D" for 3DS-type 3D even if it's a mouthful.
edited 7th Jan '11 7:14:38 PM by Eriksson
RocketDude
Since: May, 2009
#6: Jan 7th 2011 at 7:22:49 PM
^Wait, Tiberian Sun had Stereoscopic 3D? Huh.
Also, Minecraft supports Anaglyph 3D.
And for the record, 3D could refer to games like Wolfenstein 3 D, which simply had 3D mapping.
Eriksson
Since: Dec, 1969
RocketDude
Since: May, 2009
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I'm gonna go with "flat 3D" and "pop 3D". Like, Ocarina of Time '64 is a flat 3D game, and the remake will be pop 3D.
Discuss?
I am not sure how serious I'm being at the moment