Same here. Its still early technology it still has to be worked out. Disney animated films are the only thing actually impressing me, everything else is failing to do so.

Some games like Killzone are neat, but not worth spending another grand on a TV neat. Ill be happy with HD until i see something truly amazing.

I personally don't think they "can" just yet. Live action films still struggle to do anything with 3D at all. Unless they go out of their way to throw something at the screen, then you wont notice anything.

I think in order for it to be succesful. 3D will need one more revamp. No glasses at home or in the theater, ticket price adjustments (i spent 30 bucks just for two tickets to a matinee movie....) and a few other things. The sad thing is they will milk our wallet before advancing. When ticket sales and 3D tv sales slump then suddenly "oh hey look you dont need glasses! Come watch the first crappy wave of movies using it!"

Oh yea, I don't think they can just yet either. I know Sony and others are working on TVs that work without glasses. But they're still a good ways off. Then actually pulling it off in film too will be another thing.

I think that stuff is still several years off in the future. But like I said, I won't consider making the jump until they do that. Till then I'm just fine with 2D in hi-def.

Its exactly what I'm doing. I'm glad this side of things are a bit more mature than N4G lol. While I still get "hate" for getting into subjects at times here, its not that bad. At N4G I said the exact same thing and a dude called me all kinds of names about how its stupid to wait and you should get it now.

The technology isn't there. Anyone with common sense knowledge will know this. If you have the money to get one then get one, just expect to be buying a second one a couple years down the road. I won't be suprised if current 3D technology isn't compatible with future ones as they take away the glasses.