stereoscopic 3d backwards compatible xbox 360 games for xbox series s

thank you for your reply. all clear now I am new to xbox and have an other question.

hope you don't mind

I was told that there are no stereoscopic 3d games for the xbox series s but that I can play backward compatible Xbox 360- stereoscopic games on my series s console.

I understood that Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is a 3d stereoscopic game and I bought it but it is not in 3d and I don't see how I can put it in 3d mode... I use a Optoma HD beamer with DLP 3d technologie

please help

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Eric

As someone who has owned a 3DTV since 2007, before there was any movies or games, no

3D is essentially dead. Blu-Ray players and software even stopped supporting it except on the high end.

Dune is coming out in 3D, and I’ll bet you Avatar 2. Other than that, probably not. NVIDIA removed support from their drivers even.

No one is sadder than me.

VR is the only place you’ll find 3D now.

Avatar the game, Captain, America, Thor, Batman Arkham game of the year, and Iron Man for 360 I believe all support 3D output. Avatar is even natively compatible with earlier DLP 3D systems using checkerboard

Rocket Riot on Windows 10 also supports 3D

I will tell you it’s not great. The 360 didn’t really have enough juice to render two eyes at once so most of these games sort of takes it with pixel shifting like the fake 3D mode on your projector.

Alan Wake on PC only, had spectacular 3D, but NVIDIA no longer supports it, you’ll need to install an old driver

None of these are backwards compatible, and I’m not sure the 3D would work with the Xbox One video drivers

Hi there Eric welcome to the community forum! Christopher here, an Xbox fan just like you and has been on Xbox for years already. I would really love to make your day by helping you out. Well unfortunately Call of Juarez isn't in the list of games with 3D technology:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_stereos...

NOTE: This is a third party link that is not Microsoft's property, so you might encounter advertising on the website.

thanks for the useful info....any change for 3d games on series s in the future ?