Hocking says developer enthusiasm's been particularly intense for split-screen, even more so than the holographic and head-mounted display technologies that Sony's working on, and we may see the feature integrated in Bravia televisions should the idea take off.

ENGADGET: Sony's 24-inch PlayStation 3D 'dual-view' monitor: here's how it works

However, the glasses have a special button that makes both lenses of one player's glasses display images for the left eye, and both lenses of another player display images for the right, allowing each to have their own 60fps feed all the time for private split-screen gaming.

ENGADGET: Sony's 24-inch PlayStation 3D 'dual-view' monitor: here's how it works