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As far as I know, TTS only works in VR sets, not 3D.
Apparently the 3D technology didn't make a lot of success, a very few number of games actually implement it.
Also, only having a 3D video card isn't enough, you need a 3D monitor/TV. The kind of 3D glasses you need to buy is dependent on the technology the monitor/TV uses, not the game.
Those red/blue glasses are only good for videos recorded with that effect, it has nothing to do with games, video cards or monitors.
https://youtu.be/On14lBCpBas
That works on any monitor with any video card;
Here's an example of more modern 3D technology (Stereoscopic 3D)
https://youtu.be/u0hmMt5znX0
That only works on a monitor/TV that can mix those two images on a single one. And you will need the glasses for that specific monitor/TV for it to work.
When games implement 3D, what they do is create a mixed image themselves (which is why the video card needs to support it), but you still need a monitor/TV that's able to make sense of the output and then their specific glasses to make it work.
Wikipedia has a list of games that implement 3D. I'm afraid this list isn't increasing anytime soon, as devs moved on to VR technology instead.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_stereoscopic_video_games
The only thing I hate about Nvidia is you need a license from Nvidia for them to activate the 3D software on your PC, you also need a 3D compatible screen as well as the proper glasses, I used to mess with 3d, mostly on metro last light
https://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/3d-vision/system-requirements
And yes, 3d is slowly being abandoned for VR, which from what I understand is in 3d for any game that supports it
The place I would ask about this is the official forum: https://forums.geforce.com/default/board/49/
I don't see much mention of it as of now, so you should make an account and ask.