Modern technologies are steadily leading our world to new heights in various fields, and the entertainment industry is no exception. The introduction of 3D technologies into the sulfur of cinematography and TV series is a unique experience for viewers. In this article, we will tell you how the first series in 3D format – "the last of us" and "metal grinding" open a new chapter in the world of entertainment and analyze how these adaptations transfer game plots and atmosphere to the screen, while preserving original elements and creating new impressions for viewers.

The Last of Us

The 3D series "The Last of Us," based on the renowned video game of the same name, immerses viewers in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by due to the mutation of cordyceps fungi that transforms humans into bloodthirsty monsters. The plot follows the main characters, Ellie and Joel, as they strive to survive and find a secure haven. 

This 3D series successfully translates the atmosphere of horror and tension from the game into the television format. The series recreates numerous scenes from the video game in 3d format, sometimes following them shot for shot. However, there are some subtle changes: the main character has been given a more human touch. Pedro Pascal successfully embodies his original character and seamlessly fits into the role. Ashley Johnson plays the role of Ellie's mother. An interesting twist: ten years ago, she voiced the young girl in the video game.

If you're craving a bit of nostalgia, listen closely to the musical accompaniment: it's directly borrowed from the game and complements the visuals 3D perfectly. The 3D series replicates events from the original storyline but also introduces new elements, expanding the world and characters. This allows both game enthusiasts and new viewers to gain a fresh experience, despite the familiar plot foundation. The 3D format helps emphasize dramatic moments and heightens tension, making each scene more captivating.

Twisted Metal

In contrast to the ambiance of The Last of Us 3D the series Twisted Metal 3D aims to provide viewers with a fun yet adrenaline-fueled experience. The series is based on a video game franchise called Twisted Metal 3D, designed for PlayStation gaming consoles. Players take on the role of drivers battling for survival in uncompromising vehicular combat. 

The plot in 3D series unfolds in a post-apocalyptic world that was altered by a global catastrophe two decades ago. Electricity and communication suddenly vanished worldwide, leading to chaos and destruction. Planes started falling from the sky, marauders and bandits seized cities, and governmental structures ceased to exist.

The main character is John Doe, a brave courier whose job involves transporting goods between different cities. Besides dedication to his vehicle, John remembers nothing about his past and only dreams of settling down in one of the cities. The story begins when the settlement's mayor offers John a deal: he must deliver a dangerous cargo and, in return, receive accommodation in a safe zone. Thus begins the hero's long and perilous journey.

Unlike the games, where the emphasis was on a survival tournament, the 3D series Twisted Metal employs a different concept. It's a road movie where characters travel across the country, encountering new obstacles and dangers in each episode.

The plot of the first season has a self-contained structure, where all plotlines lead to a logical conclusion. Nevertheless, in the final five minutes, the creators provide a hint at a potential continuation. If a sequel is produced, Twisted Metal 3D has the chance to become even more gripping and spectacular. Consequently, the first season becomes one of the most unexpected surprises among television series in 2023.