With one downloadable firmware upgrade. Sony's PlayStation 3 (US $300) will support 3-D video game titles. As of mid-May, neither Microsoft nor Nintendo had announced upgrades of their Xbox 360 ($200( and Wii ($200) systems to do 3-D gaming on this year's new line of HD 3-D television. Of course, old-fashioned red-blue anaglyph glasses-the king used for 1950s horror movies-can be used for a 3-D effect with any console and any television. In fact, Majesco Entertainment's new shooter Attact of the MOvies 3-D ($30 Xbox, Wii) draws inspiration from the 3-D creature features of yesteryear-and gives its users four pairs of kitschy plastic gel glasses for the full dimensional experience.