Killzone 2 is not receiving the 3D treatment after all, despite a recent Qore video suggesting the contrary. Sony says it made an “erroneous inference” in their latest Qore episode that suggested 3D renditions of LBP, Wipeout HD, Killzone 2, Gran Turismo 5 or Super Stardust HD were in development, further noting that the footage shown was intended for “demonstration purposes only.”

Goes to show that even official venues of information can sometimes be wrong, but hey, at least they’re saying sorry. It happens. Full statement past the break.

That last feature included interviews, footage from CES 2010, and a brief montage of SCEA titles intended as examples of what 3D gaming might encompass. It is hard to do justice to just how amazing 3D gaming looks in a 2D presentation—even in an HD product such as Qore. However, as we wanted to give our viewers an idea of the possibilities that 3D gaming has to offer, we decided to use stock footage of several first-party games that were on display at the show, including Killzone 2 (a 3D version of the television commercial was shown at CES).

Unfortunately, our feature did not make it clear that the 2D game footage was included for demonstration purposes only. We apologize for the erroneous inference that 3D versions of LBP, Wipeout HD, Killzone 2, Gran Turismo 5 or Super Stardust HD are in production.

Gran Turismo 5, Killzone 2 Going 3D [IGN]

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