Loudninja said:HD-DVD is at the top....
oh, ha :lol
JC, who are the X360 boys that you are rambling about?
Loudninja said:HD-DVD is at the top....
JCBossman said:Really? Do they have: a party for the X360 conference where you have the stage painted like a giant tombstone with "RIP PS3" marked on it so people can dance all over it.
JCBossman said:No the tables HAVEN"T TURNED, just wait for this month PITIFUL PS3numbers to prove the point, I wonder what PS3 "Exclusive" will bail Next
bishoptl said:I know you're trying your damndest to get permed before the ticking time bomb in your tag blows up, but come on now :lol
Ashhong said:oh, ha :lol
JC, who are the X360 boys that you are rambling about?
I love that songWinFonda said:
Gotta money that money!Segata Sanshiro said:I think he's saying bish hates the 360 except for selling Turok on it to help create a statue of himself in SOLID GOLD BULLION
Doc Evils said:
at CES...
Loudninja said:HD-DVD is at the top....
JCBossman said:Hey just saying, Everyone Hates on the X360 boys until it comes time to make a few bucks
JCBossman said:I am out of this thread, as long as Kittonwy uses the word "HD DVD" as a standin for X360 he can troll LIMITLESSLY, so my advice when you wanna troll poor PS3 sales or whatever just call it "Blu-Ray" Like LOL look at that Blu-Ray Player's #'s they should just quit.
shinsnake said:I'm glad that the HD DVD player I bought was only $98. With it being so cheap, it's worth it for me. I got the Bourne Trilogy and Transformers and by the time Universal and Paramount decide to give up the good fight and go Blu Ray only too, BD players will be cheaper and so will the discs themselves. I'm hoping either the PS3 (any version) is $299 by Holiday '08 or stand alone Blu Ray players are $299 which would mean you could probably find them on sale for $249. I almost bought the Sharp BD player last week when you got the five free discs in store plus the five free through mail, but with this announcement, I'm thinking it might have been a good move to wait. One more company is Blu Ray exclusive which means that they are one step closer to being the only HD solution which means they will be more accepted by the mainstream, which hopefully means prices will drop in short order.
:lolSolidSnakex said:One of the last times you'll see something like that said.
Kasumi1970 said:As I said before in another Thread the Warner Bros. goes Blue-Ray does not hurt the 360 or MS. It Hurt HD DVD and Toshiba. The last time I checked the game that run on the 360 are DVD not HD DVD! All MS have to do is stop selling the HD DVD add on and start selling a Blue-Ray add on. The HD DVD drive is not part of the 360 system. By the way most 360 owner I know dont have the HD DVD add on. MS is NOT coming out with HD DVD drive in the system so I dont think MS or 360 owner cares about Warner Bros. going with Sony on Blue-Ray for Movies. (By the way this has nothing to do with games.)
JCBossman said:I am out of this thread, as long as Kittonwy uses the word "HD DVD" as a standin for X360 he can troll LIMITLESSLY, so my advice when you wanna troll poor PS3 sales or whatever just call it "Blu-Ray" Like LOL look at that Blu-Ray Player's #'s they should just quit.
JCBossman said:I am out of this thread, as long as Kittonwy uses the word "HD DVD" as a standin for X360 he can troll LIMITLESSLY, so my advice when you wanna troll poor PS3 sales or whatever just call it "Blu-Ray" Like LOL look at that Blu-Ray Player's #'s they should just quit.
SolidSnakex said:One of the last times you'll see something like that said.
There are still people that use laserdisc and umds....and minidisc.
Sony has shored up the problems in its electronics, and will concentrate in 2008 on bringing more video content to its devices and improving its software, said CEO Sir Howard Stringer.
"We will see if we can enter the battle against the software companies. This is probably the year we need to demonstrate that," Stringer said during a meeting with reporters at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Monday morning.
One of the first examples of this strategy will be an expansion of the PlayStation Network. The network now is mostly used by gamers. Sony wants to turn it into a platform to deliver video. Sony will hold a press conference in two months to discuss changes to the PlayStation 3.
Sony is also looking at incorporating its Cell processor, which currently sits inside of the PlayStation3, in other products. Cell is particularly good at manipulating video streams. The company even held a contest among engineers to design new applications. However, Sony didn't put a firm date on when some of these devices might come out or what they might be.
The PlayStation2 will become the device that Sony will use to take on the Nintendo Wii. Titles like GuitarHero have sold well with PlayStation2 and consumers can expect to see more casual games and non-core gamer games coming out, said Kaz Hirai, chief executive of Sony Computer Entertainment, which oversees video consoles.
Blu-ray players outsold HD DVD players during the holiday season, Sony asserted. Blu-ray accounted for 70 percent of the standalone high dev video players during the holidays, according to the company.
Stringer wouldn't directly comment on whether the Blu-ray consortium paid money to Warner to put its movies exclusively on Blu-ray. Stringer said Warner saw the value of the format but dodged discussing financial terms. "I think you are going to have to take that announcement at face value," he said.
Jtrizzy said::lol
gofreak said:I guess that's where they'll announce their downloadable video plans for PS3. Would that coincide with GDC, or something else? GDC would seem like a strange place to spotlight that.
JCBossman said:I am out of this thread, as long as Kittonwy uses the word "HD DVD" as a standin for X360 he can troll LIMITLESSLY, so my advice when you wanna troll poor PS3 sales or whatever just call it "Blu-Ray" Like LOL look at that Blu-Ray Player's #'s they should just quit.
beermonkey@tehbias said:I have friends who record concerts on Minidisc to this day, and portable recorder/players are still on the market. I've still got a working laserdisc player for stuff like Song of the South and some concerts that don't exist on DVD, though I'm the first to admit that I've just been lazy getting all of the stuff converted.
Segata Sanshiro said:UMD is still arguably the best optical disc-based portable movie format on the PSP.
KTallguy said:Yep, you and your friend represent a huge market there.
beermonkey@tehbias said:Dude, he writes in baby talk. I'm pretty sure he has some serious mental issues. Have some pity on him.
patsu said:Sony Pictures today showcased upcoming Blu-ray interactive features for their titles. One feature will allow viewers to send a ring tone to their phone from the movie. Additionally, PSP owners will be happy to hear that a portable copy will be available on the disc encoded specifically for the PSP.
gofreak said:Hmm.
gofreak said:I guess that's where they'll announce their downloadable video plans for PS3. Would that coincide with GDC, or something else? GDC would seem like a strange place to spotlight that.
beermonkey@tehbias said:I'd say by then they are going to be running out of stock of systems that can run PS2 games, so I'd imagine they'll be making some announcement as to whether or not there will be a new BC SKU.
(yes, I know that in Europe they've already taken BC off the market)
MrNyarlathotep said:Sorry to interupt JCBossmans hilarious meltdown, but this:
is great news for PSP owners, no?
gofreak said:The context of the 'press conference in 2 months time' seemed solely related to psn expansion/video downloads, as if they mentioned that and then told them there'd be more at a press conference in 2 months. Not sure where BC enters into this (?)
Segata Sanshiro said:I was at the grocery store yesterday and a bunch of people were lighting piles of magazines and toilet paper out of rage that the store didn't carry Blu-Ray. Then I saw some guy get pulled over and when he tried to bribe the cop with an HD-DVD, the cop shot him in the face.
It was awesome.
Sony Pictures today showcased upcoming Blu-ray interactive features for their titles. One feature will allow viewers to send a ring tone to their phone from the movie. Additionally, PSP owners will be happy to hear that a portable copy will be available on the disc encoded specifically for the PSP.
bishoptl said:I know you're trying your damndest to get permed before the ticking time bomb in your tag blows up, but come on now :lol
Kittonwy said:LOLZ, methinks I've struck a nerve.
Blu-Raybelvedere said:Tell me more about this Blue-ray.
JCBossman said:So what's your opinion of that Turok game, are your PS3 Boys going to PULL for you or are you going to rely on US X360 to bail you out? You know the system you hate?
Kasumi1970 said:Blu-Ray
Is that new HD format by Sony hopping to replace DVD? I heard it is also in the PS3. :lol :lol :lol :lol
but Seriously that what I get for using Microsoft Word spell check :lol :lol
Segata Sanshiro said:Then I saw some guy get pulled over and when he tried to bribe the cop with an HD-DVD, the cop shot him in the face.
It was awesome.
JCBossman said:One last thing, before recommending those "budget" $280 Blu-Ray players, at least let them know it's a NON UPGRADEABLE player with No PIP, No Ethernet, No interactivity whatsoever, and are as slow as shit.