Comments on: Warner Brothers Goes Blu-Ray Exclusive!

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By: James

James — Sun, 06 Jan 2008 16:39:08 +0000

Its just a matter of time now. seems the only reason Paramount and Universal havent gone Blu is because of exclusivty deals. Both definitely have movies i want on blu-ray. Transformers looked amazing on HD-DVD. Only Spielberg and Lucas arent part of the deal so im hoping to see Indiana Jones movies go Blu around the time the new movie hits theatres

By: mcloki

mcloki — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 15:43:24 +0000

Great news. When is Microsoft going to announce the 360 Bluray player add-on?
BD was inevitable once MS didn’t add HDDVD into the elite version of the 360. If they had, this war would have gone the other way.
Back to enjoying Blade runner on Bluray.
Now to find out how quickly the Best Buys and Futureshops clear out the HDDVD sections and focus on BD. I expect some pretty shady sales guys trying to sell HDDVD kit this weekend telling everyone how great the system is.

By: Sporty

Sporty — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 15:23:57 +0000

And LifEndz, it is kinda funny in a way.

If MS’s announcement rumors are true, they must be thinking of pulling it. Probably not the best idea to roll out a new sku that’s more expensive, and has a built in format that died before the sku hit shelves

By: Sporty

Sporty — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 15:21:05 +0000

It’s gotta be depressing for MS and Toshiba to head into CES in 24 hours with all the headlines and cable news networks running “HD-DVD appears to be dead” and “Format war seems over” type stories.

Probably why they canceled all interviews and their conference.

Probably too soon to hear about for awhile, but Bill Hunt @ Digital Bits says insiders have Universal getting started in plans to support BD.

BTW Sl33py, Paramount and Universal aren’t the same. You might be thinking NBC/Universal and CBS/Paramount.

By: LifEndz

LifEndz — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 15:09:27 +0000

Wow…right before they announce 360 ultimate super duper poooper RROD proof version with built in HD-DVD. lol @ MS. They really should leave consoles forever. In a rush to beat Sony they put out a system that should have been recalled due to hardware problems. They charge you to simply play online, they overcharge for a 120 gb hdd and didn’t make hard drives standard. They backed HD-DVD just to counter Sony yet didn’t make the format internal within their system before the holiday rush, and now they’re releasing yet another sku. sheesh.

By: SL33PY

SL33PY — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 11:41:48 +0000

I’m delighted to hear this. In a little way I have helped BD too. I bought 5 or 6 BD releases during the holiday season. Everyone I know is getting pro PS3 spin from me. I’m not saying it works, but I’m helping anywhere I can.

The end of the format war is what will benifit us (the consumers) most. I just hope that paramount / universal (isn’t it the same?) and dreamworks switch over soon.

btw, bd on ps3 is very solid i have it combo’ed with a full hd tv and 5.1 surround (in all imaginable standards )

By: Sporty

Sporty — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 06:56:07 +0000

Well HBO (and BBC since HBO distributes them in the US) also went along the BD route. Already mentioned New Line

http://www.videobusiness.com/article/CA6517192.html

One major difference between Paramount defecting and Warner, is Paramount was a small fish in terms of content. BD only lost 32 titles, with Warner HD-DVD is losing nearly half it’s catalog