Rumours fly of firmware update coming in June

PS3’s 3D update ‘imminent’

MCV Staff 10th March 2010 Development News

A firmware update that will transform Sony’s PS3 into a full 3D-gaming capable machine will arrive on June 10th, according to rumours reported by TheSixthAxis.

Once updated, consoles will be able to display compatible Blu-ray films in 3D as well as the upcoming generation of 3D games, though users will need a compatible TV (which will begin arriving at UK retail in June) and a pair of compatible 3D specs.

What certainly is true is that debug PS3 consoles – the units sent to developers and some journalists – already offer a 3D option in their menus.

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