Ghana vs Uruguay in 3D

Unless you’ve already got tickets to see the 2010 FIFA World Cup knock out stages the only option would be to be like the rest of us and watch it live on television, at a fan park, or streaming live on your computer.

There is now another way to catch all the World Cup action live and in 3D at your nearest Ster Kinekor cinema.

Upcoming 2010 World Cup matches in 3D:
	Netherlands	vs.	Slovakia	–	28 Jun 4:00pm (South Africa Time)
	Brazil	vs.	Chile	–	28 Jun 8:30pm (South Africa Time)
	Paraguay	vs.	Japan	–	29 Jun 4:00pm (South Africa Time)
	Spain	vs.	Portugal	–	29 Jun 8:30pm (South Africa Time)

For more information to book tickets and watch the 2010 World Cup in 3D read this. I wonder if you can bring your Vuvuzela along. Have you watched a World Cup match in 3D yet? Would love to know your experience.

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Chris M says:

28 June 2010 at 13:35

I really didn’t hear too many good reviews about watching in 3D, which I know isn’t what your article is about, but thought I’d mention it regardless. Have you spoken to anyone who’s watched in 3D?

Rafiq Phillips says:

28 June 2010 at 13:54

I’m actually very interested to know what other peoples experiences were like before thinking of attending “Have you watched a World Cup match in 3D yet? Would love to know your experience.” in the end of the post 🙂

1. Chris M says:
  
  28 June 2010 at 13:58
  
  Jason Bagley did a really good review of his experience on his website (http://www.jasonbagley.com/2010/06/19/nu-metro-3d-soccer/), racked up quite a few interesting comments as well..
  
  Sorry to link drop!
  
  1. Rafiq Phillips says:
    
    28 June 2010 at 14:12
    
    Thanks for sharing the link Chris. Mixed reactions so far it appears.
    
    1. Chris M says:
      
      28 June 2010 at 14:17
      
      No problem, it’s good to hear that the reactions are mixed though, leaves some hope! 🙂
      
      You going to go to one?

Jason Bagley says:

28 June 2010 at 14:53

As you can see from my post, quite a few mixed reactions. My main gripe was there was no commentary, but from others that have watched there is!

To be honest, even if there was commentary, unless the cinema is packed with people supporting, the atmosphere is dead. Watching sport in 3D is cool, but sharing the game with a bunch of supporters is way cooler.

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