The History of 3D Gaming - [The History of Video Games]
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wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 00:03 last edited by
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30678870
I've been working on a series for quite some time about the history of 3D in gaming. How it became a fad and fizzled away.
If this interests you, please check out the previous episodes in this long saga here! - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC980D33223BE26B2
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30678870
I've been working on a series for quite some time about the history of 3D in gaming. How it became a fad and fizzled away.
If this interests you, please check out the previous episodes in this long saga here! - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC980D33223BE26B2
wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 04:47 last edited byYou do mention Total Annihilation, the first 3D RTS, right?
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You do mention Total Annihilation, the first 3D RTS, right?
wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 11:47 last edited by nostalgicgamerz@lemmy.world 6 Mar 2025, 12:41I didn't know what this was so I looked it up.
This video covers was stereoscopic 3D in video games.
So like games that used an effect to make it seem like the visuals were appearing out from the screen utilizing stereoscopic effects
Did this use some type of 3D effect to this degree?
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I didn't know what this was so I looked it up.
This video covers was stereoscopic 3D in video games.
So like games that used an effect to make it seem like the visuals were appearing out from the screen utilizing stereoscopic effects
Did this use some type of 3D effect to this degree?
wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 13:54 last edited byOh, no. It wasn't a camera trick; projectiles actually fly in 3D and can miss, units actually move up real hills and mountains and down onto lakebeds (as opposed to fake RA1, RA2, and Tiberian Sun ones), etc. Never mind, then!
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Oh, no. It wasn't a camera trick; projectiles actually fly in 3D and can miss, units actually move up real hills and mountains and down onto lakebeds (as opposed to fake RA1, RA2, and Tiberian Sun ones), etc. Never mind, then!
wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 15:03 last edited by nostalgicgamerz@lemmy.world 6 Mar 2025, 11:03That is an interesting topic....the history of 2D to 3D gaming...
This Would be incredibly extensive though and Scott the Woz has definitely covered this subject in much detail
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30678870
I've been working on a series for quite some time about the history of 3D in gaming. How it became a fad and fizzled away.
If this interests you, please check out the previous episodes in this long saga here! - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC980D33223BE26B2
wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 16:28 last edited byHm, sad to see he just skipped over voodoo2 (3dfx) 3d glasses prior to Nvidia..
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Hm, sad to see he just skipped over voodoo2 (3dfx) 3d glasses prior to Nvidia..
wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 16:35 last edited by nostalgicgamerz@lemmy.world 6 Mar 2025, 12:41Oh no...in hate it when I miss things like that. are you telling me 3DFX supported stereoscopic 3D??...
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Oh no...in hate it when I miss things like that. are you telling me 3DFX supported stereoscopic 3D??...
wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 17:27 last edited by strider@lemmy.world 6 Mar 2025, 13:34Yes, I had 2 monster3d* voodoo 2 cards and could play sort of most 3dfx games with shutter* glasses in more or less good 3d.
(* I am pretty sure but it's been a long time)
It was draining like most 3d implementations but the novelty wore off rather quickly too.
I was trying to find some stuff to link but was mostly unsuccessful but I'll give it another go.
It might have been that wicked3d stuff:
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Yes, I had 2 monster3d* voodoo 2 cards and could play sort of most 3dfx games with shutter* glasses in more or less good 3d.
(* I am pretty sure but it's been a long time)
It was draining like most 3d implementations but the novelty wore off rather quickly too.
I was trying to find some stuff to link but was mostly unsuccessful but I'll give it another go.
It might have been that wicked3d stuff:
wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 17:32 last edited by nostalgicgamerz@lemmy.world 6 Mar 2025, 13:32Oh no no no no damnit! Now I feel bad ;___;
I definitely would have covered that!
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Oh no no no no damnit! Now I feel bad ;___;
I definitely would have covered that!
wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 17:47 last edited byNo, don't, nothing is ever complete. If it really was that wicked3d, it's very niche and surprising I even had it
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No, don't, nothing is ever complete. If it really was that wicked3d, it's very niche and surprising I even had it
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wrote on 3 Jun 2025, 18:25 last edited byDamn that is totally.... wicked
Pun intended