None. The first ones are planned for release this summer when hardware starts to hit the stores, and even then they're talking about only 2 or 3 titles so far.
Despite all of the hubbub about this, I don't see the benefit of 3D except in a handful of films. Maybe games would be a more natural fit, but with so many "3D" films actually being "upgraded" 2D films (I'm talking to you, Harry Potter), it doesn't give me the urge. Most 3D films I've seen are no more 3D than a viewmaster slide - everything looks like cardboard cutouts in a diorama.
And to make things worse, the
one title that folks seem to agree represents a really valid application of 3D is Avatar - which won't show up in BD in 3D until at least next year. Both the May release and the rumored late fall extended cut release will be in 2D only.
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