Sony Computer Entertainment America was at the 2011 MLB All-Star Game at Chase Field in Phoenix to give baseball fans and some big league players a chance to experience MLB 11: The Show with stereoscopic 3D and PlayStation Move support. Sony’s bestselling baseball video game franchise has dominated the sales charts and won critical acclaim in recent years. It’s also one of the first games that Sony launched last year that supported 3D gameplay.
Throughout the All-Star festivities, Sony was set up at the MLB All-Star FanFest at the Phoenix Convention Center with four 42” Bravia 3D TVs. Each TV had four pairs of active 3D glasses and a small bleacher for fans to watch MLB 11: The Show in 3D. Tyler Vaught, Sony Sports product marketing manager, said that for most people, these types of opportunities are the first time they get to experience video games in 3D.
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Source: Forbes.com
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