We now, for a little while, have had access to 3D and Multi-Display (2 monitors and up) gaming, though we can also combine both of them for 3D Multi-Display gaming, although this requires a most powerful rig to run it at full resolution, knowing that each of them on their own almost cuts the FPS in a game by half.
Multi-Display:
3D:
Personally, while 3D looks great and seems to have become a new path for video gaming, I still don't like it all that much. It easily gets tiring on the eyes for me. I'm all up for Multi-Display gaming though, with a minimum of 3 monitors. While rather expensive, I feel it adds an immersion feeling without the eye-sore part that plagues 3D.
Right now I only have two monitors (one 23" and one 24", both 1920x1080), but my future plans is to eventually gather up 2 other 23" monitors with the same resolution to experience Eyefinity whenever I feel like it. The only reason I don't do it with 2 monitors is because the screen's borders gives me a nice separation right in the middle of the game screen, but with 3 monitors they aren't so bothersome.
