While PS3 and Xbox owners eagerly await the release of stereoscopic capabilties (from the likes of Blitz Games and Ubisoft). Check out this truly amazing stereoscopic 3D mod using a Nintendo Wii Remote. It involves head tracking technology and is a brilliant example of the advanced 3D technologies that already exist. My question is:  If talented modders are able to do this, why have major console gaming companies (eg Nintendo) not bought loads of products using this tech to market?

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