Getting firmware upgrade which can cost money/ time/ energy/ possible loss of data
I agree this is dumb. The only reason that these companies are doing it is because they need to keep up with the PC, and can't afford to wait until they decide to dish out a new console. Blame the company, not the concept.
Purchasing a new 5,000-8,000 dollar 3D TV even though i just got a brand new LCD
It only costs around 600$ for an Nvidia Stereoscopic enabled montitor. Again, the new TVs are high in price because they're so new, and the console companies don't give 2 stuffs about how much your wallet hurts.
Purchasing the games themselves which are about 10-30 dollars more than a standard game
This sounds like a rumor. Source please?
I can't wear them over my regular glasses
I GUARANTEE there will be support for you in the near future that won't cost anything extra. It's not typical for companies to charge more to the physically handicapped.
They look ridiculous
Only because they're just coming out, and you aren't used to them. You're wearing them to enjoy a game more, not to win a fashion contest.
would be annoying to wear every time you want to play or even watch TV
Once again, you'd just get used to it with time. Turning on the TV is pretty annoying too, but you still do it.
They cost 100 dollars or more for each pair
That's also got to be a load of crap. I'm almost absolutely certain that the ones at the theaters would work equally well as the standard console/tv counterparts. If I'm wrong, please correct me.
Would damage eyes
Uhh, 3D doesn't damage your eyes. Your eyes getting sore is because you blink less since you pay more attention. If you actually did it regularly, you would get used to it and would blink at a normal rate again.
Limited support now but will soon be pretty much necessary for full experience
I don't really understand what you mean here.