Woa, HD-DVD still has some fight left in it.

Amazing, 

These are numbers from Amazon the last 30 days: 

Sales Rank of Top 10 Products:  BD = 238.......HD-DVD = 204

Sales Rank of Top 25 Products:  BD: 789...........HD-DVD: 530

Sales Rank Top 100 Products: BD 3903.........HD-DVD 2014

# of Movies in Top 1000 at Amazon:  BD: 15..............HD-DVD:24

Do we have a real war on our hands? 

Stiff competition=better products=better for consumers.

I really love watching Sony and MS try to out do each other.  Look at all the crazy **** theyre coming up with trying to keep our money coming to them.  With Nintendo sneaking by both of them in background.:P

why is this in here :S

But seriously, this is just the most lame battle of formats ever ¬_¬

The mass majority wont even buy in, untill they see a clear winner.  Someone should just drop out.  I dont care which one, as its all the sodding same quality...

Stiff competition=better products=better for consumers.

I really love watching Sony and MS try to out do each other. Look at all the crazy **** theyre coming up with trying to keep our money coming to them. With Nintendo sneaking by both of them in background.:P

treelog187

HD-DVD is still dead. Its just that more HD-DVD movies came out in the last 30 days than blue-ray. With only one or two studios supporting you, there is no way it can survive. Microsoft doesn't even think it has a chance or they would have put the drive in their new elite model.pjoasil

HD-DVD is still dead. Its just that more HD-DVD movies came out in the last 30 days than blue-ray. With only one or two studios supporting you, there is no way it can survive. Microsoft doesn't even think it has a chance or they would have put the drive in their new elite model.pjoasil

There have been twice as many BD movies in the last 30 days, as there has HD-DVD movies.  Around 30 BD movies in last 30 days, and around 15 HD-DVD movies in last 30 days.

[QUOTE="pjoasil"]HD-DVD is still dead. Its just that more HD-DVD movies came out in the last 30 days than blue-ray. With only one or two studios supporting you, there is no way it can survive. Microsoft doesn't even think it has a chance or they would have put the drive in their new elite model.m3Boarder32

There have been twice as many BD movies in the last 30 days, as there has HD-DVD movies. Around 30 BD movies in last 30 days, and around 15 HD-DVD movies in last 30 days.