At Ravensbourne’s 3D Storytelling event on Friday, Sony’s Mick Hocking spoke about plans for head tracking 3D applications and 3D photo cloud support.

Toshiba and NVIDIA have worked together to make hundreds of 3D games compatible with the Toshiba Qosmio F7553D – a glasses free 3D laptop.

Nintendo has signed a partnership deal with Red Bull Media House to provide 3D short clips for European Nintendo 3DS owners.

NVIDIA have upgraded their 3D Vision system with improved glasses and LightBoost ™ display technology to increase the brightness lost by the 3D glasses.

Owners of the LG Optimus 3D smartphone will soon be able to play existing 2D games in stereoscopic 3D as LG announce 2D to 3D game conversion software.

According to analyst commentary from IHS Screen Digest, 2D gaming will remain popular but 3D will carve a profitable niche.

Tesco Direct runs out of stock of the Nintendo 3DS as customers rush to take advantage of the UK’s lowest Nintendo 3DS price of £115.

Post successful launch, sales of the Nintendo 3DS have been disappointing so August 12th will see a global price drop with Morrisons selling the 3DS for £120

3DTV World Forum – Sony’s Mick Hocking said head-tracking has been added to the 3D HMD announced at CES. He also spoke more about Sony’s future 3D gaming plans.

Britain’s first Nintendo 3DS StreetPass meet up is happening today in St Pancras station London, flashmob style!

Just as the 3DS is launched, Nintendo release a firmware update / fix including a 3D music video from band OK Go! What’s in the 3DS upgrade and what’s to follow?

After being given 5 Nintendo 3DS consoles, I took them to the streets of Shoreditch to get some randoms to have a look and give me their reactions on camera.

Since this posting, the Nintendo lowest price is now £120 (possibly even £115 from Tesco according to unconfirmed reports).

Nintendo held a 3DS event in Bristol giving gamers an exclusive chance to play the glasses free 3D device. Get my impressions of the 3DS & watch the event video