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Uncharted'As the tv manufacturing industry struggles to influence customers that three dimensional may be the future, the videogame market is getting just a little simpler duration of it.Some of the most popular games of 2011 were three dimensional-compatible. Some, like Sony's "Uncharted 3: Drake's Deceptiveness," designed a convincing situation the technology could increase the gaming experience and wasn't only a gimmick. And following a sluggish start, Nintendo's 3DS has, apparently, finally found its footing.Using the one-two punch of the cost cut along with a strong holiday slate of games, the 3DS surpassed newbie sales from the Manufacturers DS in only eight several weeks. (The DS continued to become the best-selling gaming system ever within the U.S.) Manufacturers now estimations 3DS unit sales should top 4 million models by Feb.The new sony, meanwhile, is wishing to jumpstart interest using its Ps three dimensional display and graphics company Nvidia works positively with designers of Computer games to incorporate three dimensional elements within their game titles.The way forward for three dimensional, however, might not lie in stereoscopic shows. Scientific studies are already arrived on free-floating three dimensional objects -- basically holograms -- with gaming programs. ViZoo, located in Denmark, already includes a prototype running. It's early still, but when effective, it might take the interactive character that's now becoming standard (using the Wii controller and Kinect) one stage further.CES Daily Spotlight: The way forward for 3DFalling prices may unlock three dimensional three dimensional TV's evolution has barely begun Fans finally warm to stereo system vidgaming Streaming emerges as three dimensional option Lightfield capture heralds new camera era Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com