This is the kind of offer you think up once upon a dream, but this getaway is entirely three dimensional, and if that isn't reason to whistle while you work, we don't know what is.

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Harryhausen admired the three-dimensional quality of modern digital effects, but he still preferred the old-fashioned way of creating fantasy.

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But so is verifying anyone's identity in a world where even three-dimensional objects like Stradivarius violins can easily be "printed", let alone copied en masse.

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This three-dimensional experience makes the puzzle-solving more apparent, but every shooter, whether against AI or real people, is really about overcoming a set of obstacles.

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