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When the major players in industries besides home theatre refuse to adopt your format, it's doomed. All the major players in the computer market are key, and 99% of them are on the side of HD DVD. The computer market is just as large, if not larger, a defining market point as home theatre for storage and optical media.

 

Given the fact you and I will at some point be able to buy an HD DVD burner, and unlikely or at least MUCH further in the future, a Bluray burner.......go figure. You'll also be able to buy larger capacity discs than Bluray can offer not too far in the future, as well as dual capability discs. DVD/HD-DVD content on one disc.

 

Consumers in the home theater market for a cheap HD player, will also opt for HD DVD even beyond Bluray because HD DVD players are still cheaper than a PS3. You can buy Toshiba's HD-A1 for $100 less than what a PS3 is going to hit shelves at ($499, versus the $599 price tag on the premium version PS3), and there are cheaper players out there.

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When the major players in industries besides home theatre refuse to adopt your format, it's doomed. All the major players in the computer market are key, and 99% of them are on the side of HD DVD. The computer market is just as large, if not larger, a defining market point as home theatre for storage and optical media.

 

Given the fact you and I will at some point be able to buy an HD DVD burner, and unlikely or at least MUCH further in the future, a Bluray burner.......go figure. You'll also be able to buy larger capacity discs than Bluray can offer not too far in the future, as well as dual capability discs. DVD/HD-DVD content on one disc.

 

Consumers in the home theater market for a cheap HD player, will also opt for HD DVD even beyond Bluray because HD DVD players are still cheaper than a PS3. You can buy Toshiba's HD-A1 for $100 less than what a PS3 is going to hit shelves at ($499, versus the $599 price tag on the premium version PS3), and there are cheaper players out there.

 

I agree with you man, my money's on HD-DVD. I think it wil catch on faster to the ordinary consumer simply because everyone knows wat a "DVD" is lol. Blu-ray........R.I.P. :D

 

Oh yeah, will be gettin a Wii on launch day! Screw Sony and their PS3 :P

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I am a Metal Gear Solid whore.

 

The PS3 has MGS4.

 

MGS4 looks mind-blowing.

 

 

... I hate Kojima.

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I can't even afford a Gamepad for my PC, let alone a PS3... :P

 

Anyways, if I had the money, I would have bought a Wii. However, the PS is the only consolse imported in israel :D

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someboddy can't you just send the money via-paypal to someone on 1emu and then recieve it in the mail?

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That's not the problem. The problem is the games.

 

You can easily find a XBox or a GameCube in Israel, but only few stores are selling games(and those stores are far away from where I live... and I don't have a car...)

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ps3, well, either I hit the jackpot or it becomes cheap =P

 

Wii's more likely, but I'm not sure.

 

Actually, I leave all options open; I just don't have all that much money ;p

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