High Def War is finally over.
- Thread starter SupraOfDoom
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I didn't know what you guys expected to happen, HD-DVDs hold barely anything compared to Blu-Ray. Still not gonna buy a PS3 till it's dirt cheap though:biglaugh:
Fuzz420
Are U Here 2 take My Baby
Doesnt matter, blu-ray/hd-dvd and standard dvd will all lose to download. Why would i want a silly disk when i can dl the same content for cheaper off the internet(im talking legally)
Fuzz420;924081 said:
Not everyone wants to set up a box with enough storage to set up to thier HDTV. Or hose thier bandwidth by DL movies all the time. It's a lazy thing.
Murd;924127 said:
Thats funny because I say the same thing about going to the store and buying things. I can set up a few downloads, go out and come back to completed content.
foreverpsycotic;924168 said:
Actually going out someplace is lazier than doing the setup and then having the machine complete the other 99% of the work. Yes.
swaq;924246 said:
Where else would you buy them, that guy on the corner with the bootlegs? It is still a store if its online or you need to drive to it.
amazon.com
best place to buy dvds and bluray, just need to watch the sales and the "gold box" deals. i got the sopranos complete collection (every season, including the 6.5) for $199. locally it's sold for over $500...
best place to buy dvds and bluray, just need to watch the sales and the "gold box" deals. i got the sopranos complete collection (every season, including the 6.5) for $199. locally it's sold for over $500...
Fuzz420;924081 said:
laugh. You know thats a load of crap. The average consumer is far from ready for this... srsly just stop.
Plus look at the quality comparisons to VOD and AppleTV, Blu-ray is easily better looking then both...
Downloads are great for renting.
I agree with Joe that downloads will eclipse all other methods...eventually. When America's offering OC3 speeds at cable prices, then a 30gb+ Hi-Def movie/game download won't really be that out of the question. Probably the next score or so...
Since Speilburg was pro Blu-ray it can finally happen now. Dito with George Lucas's films. Nobody wanted to release them on HD-DVD, just like Michael Bay.