Gmoney

I only know of two. one is choking, and the other involves emilio estevez.

Wherever they are cheapest.

I buy it from wherever I can get it cheapest!

360

My parents don't care about what I do... because I'm 28 years old.

I bought an HD DVD Player.

I bought an HD DVD player.

My favorite is Gunstar Heroes.

currently new line is not releasing any HD titles, although this might change their minds. LOTR HD could be a big bonus to Blu Ray.

One good thing about this for HD DVD fans is that the inevitable SHOULD finally happen as a result of this situation.

The prices on the discs should hopefully drop now. They already dropped the prices on the players, and the next logical progression would be to drastically drop the prices on the software.

This is what Toshiba should have done in the first place to combat the better selling Blu Ray software. Cheap players are good, cheap discs are better. $25-$35 per disc is ridiculous and certainly keeps the average user from even considering upgrading to HD.

Toshiba needs everyone to start selling discs now for the same price as regular DVD. Give consumers no excuse not to buy the HD version, especially if they can convince everyone to make the dual format (DVD/HD DVD) discs and charge the same amount as just purchasing the regular DVD edition.

If they don't drop the price on software drastically, this probably will be the nail in the coffin for them.


**** AND, for the record, HD DVD completely blew it with Transformers. Transformers should have been showcased as the piece of killer software EXCLUSIVE to HD DVD, and yet they didn't even make a mention of it to the public. No sales (they charged full price for the disc), no promotion, no nothing. As far as I am concerned, Transformers should have been used as the reason to get people into HD DVD. You just don't foul up an exclusive like that, regardless of your opinion of the movie.

Happy Birthday PS3