We knew the World Cup was going to be filmed in 3D by Sony for eager footie fans around the world, but now we’ve got the exact details on how things are going down in the UK. The bad news: we won’t be getting any guaranteed England World Cup games in 3D. The good news: you will be able to watch matches in 3D live at cinemas up and down the country, so there’s no need to fork out for a new fangled telly just yet.
We’re almost halfway through the week now, and to help you reach tipping point, we’ve got a round up of all the latest gadget news for you, piping hot and straight out of the oven. Read on for all the headlines in techie breakie!
FIFA 10 has just been unveiled, and while we’ve had a quick kick around on the beautiful game already, we wanted to know more about what’s going on behind the scenes and inside the game engine that makes EA’s effort this season worth the upgrade. We sat down with the producer of FIFA 10, David Rutter, to find out what features made the team, and what flaws from FIFA 09 have been sent for an early shower this time.
Pelé, he of Brazilian football and impotence advert fame, is working with games publisher Ubisoft, on Academy Of Champions – a “rich, story-driven adventure” football game for the Nintendo Wii aimed at “kids and families”.
It’s the news all tech obsessed soccerball fans have been waiting to hear: the 2010 World Cup will be available in 3D thanks to 
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