why dont they make blu ray pc games

Blu-Ray drives are exceedingly rare. It was only just recently that PC games stopped shipping on regular CD's in favor of DVD's...

look there is already blu ray drives, and there are graphic cards with hdmi ports...so why not make bly ray games? look you cannot experience 1080p with a dvd9....only with blu ray through hdmi output......so why is there no blu ray pc games?planbfreak4eva

Blu-Ray drives are exceedingly rare. It was only just recently that PC games stopped shipping on regular CD's in favor of DVD's...

Teufelhuhn

And unlike Console games, PC games will only need multiple disks for the installation, as while playing, you normally only need one for the cd-check.

Also, you can actually use DVD9 to store HD cutscenes, just not too much of it.

Not needed because most games dont have FMV cutscenes, they use the game engine so takes up hardly any space.

Plus the games install onto HD's much bigger than you get in consoles.

Blu-Ray drives are exceedingly rare. It was only just recently that PC games stopped shipping on regular CD's in favor of DVD's...

Teufelhuhn

yeah. they will make games in future.

look there is already blu ray drives, and there are graphic cards with hdmi ports...so why not make bly ray games? look you cannot experience 1080p with a dvd9....only with blu ray through hdmi output......so why is there no blu ray pc games?planbfreak4eva

Yet another person who thinks this 'High Definition' thing is new. I was playing half life 2 on my PC in 2004 with 1280x1024 resolution (thats higher than 720p). If your monitor supports it you can go even higher 1920x1200 if you like (thats 230,000 pixels more than 1080p).

PC games don't run from Discs like console games therefore they can be spanned over multiple discs to be installed and run from the hard drive. You don't need an HD disc format to run games in HD.

The PC version of Call of Duty 4 comes on one DVD for the PC and yet unlike its PS3 counterpart it can be run at 1920x1200 native, no upscaling.

look there is already blu ray drives, and there are graphic cards with hdmi ports...so why not make bly ray games? look you cannot experience 1080p with a dvd9....only with blu ray through hdmi output......so why is there no blu ray pc games?planbfreak4eva

look there is already blu ray drives, and there are graphic cards with hdmi ports...so why not make bly ray games? look you cannot experience 1080p with a dvd9....only with blu ray through hdmi output......so why is there no blu ray pc games?planbfreak4eva

look you cannot experience 1080p with a dvd9....only with blu ray through hdmi output......planbfreak4eva

look there is already blu ray drives, and there are graphic cards with hdmi ports...so why not make bly ray games? look you cannot experience 1080p with a dvd9....only with blu ray through hdmi output......so why is there no blu ray pc games?planbfreak4eva

PC gamers were experiencing high resolution games before the term HD came about.

[QUOTE="planbfreak4eva"]look there is already blu ray drives, and there are graphic cards with hdmi ports...so why not make bly ray games? look you cannot experience 1080p with a dvd9....only with blu ray through hdmi output......so why is there no blu ray pc games?Bond007uk

Yet another person who thinks this 'High Definition' thing is new. I was playing half life 2 on my PC in 2004 with 1280x1024 resolution (thats higher than 720p). If your monitor supports it you can go even higher 1920x1200 if you like (thats 230,000 pixels more than 1080p).

PC games don't run from Discs like console games therefore they can be spanned over multiple discs to be installed and run from the hard drive. You don't need an HD disc format to run games in HD.

The PC version of Call of Duty 4 comes on one DVD for the PC and yet unlike its PS3 counterpart it can be run at 1920x1200 native, no upscaling.

exactly, why doesnt everyone see things so clearly

[QUOTE="Bond007uk"]

[QUOTE="planbfreak4eva"]look there is already blu ray drives, and there are graphic cards with hdmi ports...so why not make bly ray games? look you cannot experience 1080p with a dvd9....only with blu ray through hdmi output......so why is there no blu ray pc games?Twisted-Ice-God

Yet another person who thinks this 'High Definition' thing is new. I was playing half life 2 on my PC in 2004 with 1280x1024 resolution (thats higher than 720p). If your monitor supports it you can go even higher 1920x1200 if you like (thats 230,000 pixels more than 1080p).

PC games don't run from Discs like console games therefore they can be spanned over multiple discs to be installed and run from the hard drive. You don't need an HD disc format to run games in HD.

The PC version of Call of Duty 4 comes on one DVD for the PC and yet unlike its PS3 counterpart it can be run at 1920x1200 native, no upscaling.

exactly, why doesnt everyone see things so clearly

because there monitors are too small? i dont know but i know that high definition cameras have been around for a lot longer than high definition television and that is why films such as the matrix are being released in HD, its becuase thats how they were filmed, and the only reason that HD didnt make it TV earlier is because no one gives a crap when they are sat the other side of the room and the image blends into one anyway.

There's absolutely no need for bluray PC games. Games could still come on CDs.RK-Mara

its true, the only reason games are on DVD now is because its fiddly having to switch between 4 different cds trying to install something, games just arent big enough to warrant the use of bluray