We’ve already seen the impact of gestural interfaces from the likes of Nintendo Wii and Microsoft Kinect. The next wave of 3D influence will no doubt have an impact on the gaming industry. Nintendo is returning to CES after a 16-year absence, illustrating how devices and products for all forms of entertainment and social interaction are breaking down the barriers of product categories. The Nintendo 3DS, the small handheld device expected to be released in Q1/11, will have an autostereoscopic display for glasses-free 3D game play.

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