I thought Sony owned BluRay. I could be very wrong though. Thats why Im asking.Blackwater001
I believe they own a large part of it but Sony has said in the past they would be glad to have MS on board. Sony would be crazy to not allow MS to make a BR add-on.
[QUOTE="Blackwater001"]I thought Sony owned BluRay. I could be very wrong though. Thats why Im asking.limpbizkit818
I believe they own a large part of it but Sony has said in the past they would be glad to have MS on board. Sony would be crazy to not allow MS to make a BR add-on.
That would be very ballsy on Sonys part. Righ now I think the BluRay player is the only thing holding my PS3's head above water.
I thought Sony owned BluRay. I could be very wrong though. Thats why Im asking.Blackwater001
They created/own the rights to the technology, just like somebody did with DVD. All it means really, is that companies like Toshiba will make blu-ray players and Sony will get a kick back, instead of Sony making HDDVD players and Toshiba getting some of the cash. I think Microsoft may make a blu-ray drive, however, I really think they are on to something with Live and DLC. I think you will see, down the road, either a larger HDD, or even a large portable drive. Everything is moving in that direction...I think XBox Originals are only the beginning.
This was said at the CES last month. "It should be consumer choice; and if that's the way they vote, that's something we'll have to consider," Albert Penello, group marketing manager for Xbox hardware said when asked whether Microsoft would support a Blu-ray DVD accessory in the event that HD-DVD failed. Microsoft's Xbox could consider Blu-ray support Now that Toshiba has officially bowed out of the format war, I expect to hear more news about this. Regardless though, I would consider getting a PS3 before dropping the money on a Blu Ray add on.
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