Microsoft’s Aaron Greenberg has said that Xbox 360 is fully equipped to handle 3D games, although he again questioned the current level of consumer interest in the technology.
The Xbox director of product management said that the platform holder could embrace the technology eventually. But while rival Sony dives headfirst into the 3D revolution, Microsoft appears set to wait on the sidelines to see how it develops and consumers react to it.
"From the technical standpoint, we are fully 3D capable. We have 3D games running today… As consumer interest for 3D grows, we'll grow with it," he told G4TV at CES.
"It [3D] is the hot thing at CES and we've got 3D on the show floor, so we've checked the 3D box if that's important to people. If it becomes really important and people want to do more with it, we're absolutely happy to support it."
Greenberg added: "I think right now we're unsure what level of interest there is from consumers to really want a 3D experience in the living room. Many, many years from now when it becomes a reality, we absolutely can support it, we do support it today. If developers want to make more 3D games, they can."
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