[QUOTE="GundamGuy0"][QUOTE="jackie_chan13"][QUOTE="7fold"][QUOTE="jackie_chan13"][QUOTE="Iyethar"] [QUOTE="jackie_chan13"]niiiccce MS propaganda... i don't fall for it. PS3 had the greatest launch in their history, and it's now tanking? please.jackie_chan13
It did in North America and Japan. Why would Europe be any different?
it never had the best launch in japan or NA. but whatever. blu ray is selling well and there's no reason this will affect sony on the long run.
blue ray is whats hurting the PS3 sells period. People can deny it all they want, but if the PS3 didnt have blue ray and it cost $399.99 the same as the xbox 360 premium, they would probably be winning right now, or if not winning it would be alot closer than it is. Most people dont even know what blue ray is, hell just recently there was more DVDs in households than VCR's. Blue ray and HDDVD is a gamble and for all we know neither will make it.
How long do you think it will take for blue ray or hddvd either one to even come remotely close to the sells of dvds?
like i said, on the long run blu ray is beneficial. right now, it may seem like it's hurting, but once they wipe hd dvd out of the market, then... bam. there you go, you can guess what'll happen... people will have to buy the ps3.
... No, people will buy the cheaper standalone Blue-Ray players that'll be out by the time HD-DVD is dead and enough people care to upgrade over DVD for it to matter.
Blu-Ray is killing HD-DVD in sales apparently, but they are both being massicred by DVD still.
Why would people do that if there are great games on the ps3 by then? blu ray innovates gameplay and graphics, so therefore, it is good for gaming.
Blue ray holds more gigs that for sure, but what people tend to forget is compression capabilities is really good right now and it might be 3-5 years down the road before games out grow dual layered highly compressed DVDS. As for buying a console to watch movies, alot of us dont do that. I personally buy the console for the games, im not paying $30-40 a movie or whatever it costs when I can pay $6.95 a month for hdtv service in my area to experience TV in high def.
I dont doubt that in the future that blue ray, hddvd or another option will be the norm in gaming and watching TV, But how long will that be? It could be the XBOX 3's and PS4's that actually really need this.
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