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Racing Games
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: wall, sized, 3d, displays
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Racing Games
There aren't a whole lot of racing games on the PC that I'm into, but there's one that stands out: the Need for Speed series.
Need for Speed Carbon

Carbon works very well in stereoscopic mode - even the interface is usable in 3D mode. There was one slight issue, though: we had to disable motion blur, because it caused the yellow lines on the road to appear to float. Other than that, no problems.
3D stereoscopic rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Real Time Strategy Games
I thought I'd try some RTS games to see if they'd be something people would want to play in 3D. I didn't think it would work that well, but was pleasantly surprised.
Star Wars : Empire at War

This game worked better than I thought it would. Although the interface was quite usable in stereoscopic mode, it was a bit distracting. Still very playable, though, and the cinematic views of the battles were super cool.
3D stereoscopic rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Company of Heroes:

Company of Heroes worked so well that it was like the game was made for 3D stereoscopic vision. I was blown away - even the interface was flawless. No visual artifacts of any kind.
3D stereoscopic rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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