Ubisoft and 20th Century Fox Use RealD 3D in Avatar: The Game

With the massive popularity of the movie Avatar and the fact that it is now the most popular movie ever made you know there would be a game and other content based on the film. Ubisoft and RealD have announced that they would be integrating RealD stereoscopic 3D technology into the Avatar video game.

The game is called James Cameron's Avatar: the Game and will be offered on the Xbox 360 and PS3 game systems. The tech will require players to have a 3D ready TV to play in 3D format and glasses will be required.

When the movie hits DVD and Blu-ray it will be in 3D format as well. This is expected to be one of the films that spur people to buy 3D ready TVs. This is the first I have heard of the Xbox supporting 3D though.

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