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The two companies continue to battle for market share, though Sony's PS4 has actually outsold Microsoft's Xbox One for several months in a row, according to research firm NPD. For you PlayStation 4 owners not into 3D, you'll find other changes in the latest update, according to Pocket-Lint. At Sony's CES press conference this year, there were announcements that Toy Story 1 and 2 would be re-released in 3D, and a third film would be coming in the same form. Dreamworks announced that all of its future projects would be in 3D.

The list goes on and on… But that's not all. Our guys that have seen it say it's pretty amazing. Sony is keeping mum on exactly how these games are working, if they're just tech demos and not ever intended for release and so forth. For my part, it sounds to me like all three of these games will be patched with 3D viewing capabilities at some point in the future.

And, it could also explain why we haven't seen Gran Turismo 5 proper yet - it could be that the game is meant to be played in 3D and we'll see it running as such at E3.

But what about other content? Will every or even just some PS3 games get a 3D viewing option? Could a firmware update bring the content to everyone? Maybe, maybe not. But it seems to me that it's likely that the PlayStation 4 will be built from the ground-up for 3D content, including Blu-ray discs for movies. One of Sony's problems in the past, as a company on the whole, is that its bits and pieces haven't worked all that well together.

For example, you can't download music to the PlayStation 3, which is a giant missed opportunity given Sony's large catalog of tunes.