While both Sony and Nintendo have jumped onto the 3D gaming bandwagon, Microsoft has remained conspicuously reluctant to follow – and that’s because they’re just not convinced about it yet, according to Xbox senior product manager, David Dennis.<\/p>\n
“3D is an interesting space,” he tells Eurogamer<\/a>. “There was a big rush by some other folks in the industry to convince people they want to play in 3D. You can question the motivations of why they want to make everyone go buy a new TV perhaps, but I think 3D has to fit in a natural way where it fits with the gameplay.<\/p>\n “Something we’re watching and wanting to understand from consumers is whether this is something they actually want.<\/p>\n “Does it add to the gaming experience? Does it distract from the gaming experience? Is it something they want to play long-term? Or is it something they try a few times and then go back to regular 2D modes?”<\/p>\n