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You're thinking of Anaglyph (blue and red glasses) 3D. Stereo 3D is entirely different, and yeah, unfortunately it does require a certain TV/monitor and compatible glasses. If you have never tried it, I highly recommend giving it a go if you can find someone with a 3D TV/monitor and the compatible glasses. Like VR, it isn't for everyone, but there are many like me who really enjoyed the technology. Sadly, because not enough people enjoyed it as much as I do, it fell off the face of the Earth.
If you do get a chance to test it out, let us know your thoughts! Cheers!
This is a good guide to installing reshade on the steam deck, Depth3D is included with this as SuperDepth3D:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/13wo9aa/easily_drop_and_use_reshade_580_for_most_gamea
Hope this helps!